Mumbai: Medi Assist Healthcare Services posted a profit after tax of Rs 216 crore for the quarter ended March 2025 – a dip of 15.7% from Rs 257 crore in the corresponding quarter last year.The quarterly profits were down despite a 13% jump in income from operations at Rs 18888 crore because of a rise in expenses and tax liability.For the full year the net profit rose 28.5% rise in FY25 net profit, driven by robust growth in both group and retail health insurance segments. Revenue rose 14% year-on-year, while total premium under management (PUM) climbed to Rs 21,108 crore, up 14.3% from FY24.The Bengaluru-based third-party administrator expanded its market share to 19.5%, with group and retail shares rising to 30.3% and 5.7%, respectively.

Growth was fuelled by deeper penetration among private insurers—whose share in total PUM rose to 28.1%—and the integration of Raksha TPA. Group PUM from private insurers grew 42.1%, far outpacing the industry’s 12.6%.Operational efficiency improved, with 95% group client retention and the addition of three private insurers to the retail portfolio. The company’s hospital network was adopted exclusively by 19 insurers, up from 15 the previous year.

Digital adoption also advanced, with 60% of policies migrated to Medi Assist’s MAven platform and 41% of customer interactions handled via self-service channels.Technology investments played a central role. Upgrades to AI-driven fraud detection saved insurers Rs 400 crore, and the company pioneered a consent-based claims approval system with over 90% acceptance and minimal disputes.Medi Assist also received regulatory clearance to acquire Paramount Health Services from the Shah family and Fairfax Asia, a move set to strengthen its market position. With operations in India and abroad, and its UK unit Mayfair We Care driving overseas expansion, the company is sharpening its focus on digital infrastructure and insurer partnerships to consolidate its leadership in health benefits administration.