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Recurring Revenue in Indian Medical Devices: Models That Actually Work

Indian medical device companies face a hardware-first revenue trap. Subscription and usage-based models are viable—but only for specific device categories and hospital segments. We map which models work where.

ByAmit Tyagi·Fitoor Capital
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Amit Tyagi

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