₹15 crore loss, Apollo posted about a ₹4.3 crore operating loss. A good chunk of its cost-saving efforts are likely to continue. “Apollo is targeting 10-15% permanent reduction in cost base, which should help lower utilization break-even point," said analysts at Credit Suisse in a client note.Another positive is that its hospitals are near 60% occupancy at present from the low levels in April and May, which could aid its top line in the coming quarter. “With the hospital segment breaking even in July, we expect EBITDA to return to positive territory in Q2," said analysts at Kotak Institutional Equities in a client note.Apollo’s recently launched healthcare app has shown decent growth with about 3.7 million users.