India's leading hospital chain Apollo Group's new facility coming up in Navi Mumbai is likely to take off next month. The 65th hospital in its chain is the first full-fledged hospital of Apollo in Mumbai and Navi Mumbai. The 473-bedded tertiary care super-specialty hospital is being set up at an investment of nearly Rs 600 crore. The facility will have 13 advanced operation theatres and 120 advanced ICU beds. Apollo is investing close to Rs 600 crore in this facility, said sources. Dr Pratap C. Reddy-led Apollo currently has about 6,800 operating beds and in the last three years, the group has added 11 new hospitals with around 1,725 beds, including two hospitals in Bangalore and one at Visakhapatnam. Further, a total of around 1,045 beds are expected to be added in Mumbai, Chennai and Indore within the next three years at an investment of over Rs 1,500 crore. The public-listed Apollo Hospital Enterprises had revenues of Rs 5,409 crore in March 2016, which includes its pharmacies contributing over Rs 2,300 crore.