Updated On: 19 October, 2025 04:24 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
The 11-storey building, named the ‘ICICI Foundation Block for Radiation Oncology’, will span across 3.4 lakh square feet. Once operational, it is expected to provide radiation therapy to around 7,200 patients annually, delivering more than 2 lakh sessions

TMC Director Dr Sudeep Gupta along with ICICI Bank`s Sandeep Batra, Pradeep Kumar Sinha, and Ajay Gupta during the foundation stone-laying ceremony.
ICICI Bank, in collaboration with Tata Memorial Centre (TMC), has begun the construction of a cancer care facility at the Advanced Centre for Treatment, Research & Education in Cancer (ACTREC) in Navi Mumbai. The project, funded through a Rs 625-crore corporate social responsibility (CSR) contribution from the bank, will house one of India’s largest radiation therapy centres.
The 11-storey building, named the ‘ICICI Foundation Block for Radiation Oncology’, will span across 3.4 lakh square feet. Once operational, it is expected to provide radiation therapy to around 7,200 patients annually, delivering more than 2 lakh sessions. The facility will also offer outpatient consultations and diagnostics to 25,000 new patients each year. The facility is likely to be completed by 2027.