On Thursday, Pure Health Holding declared it had grown its revenue by 52% to Dh6.1 billion. Of particular note is the 85% annual growth in hospital revenue, which now stands at Dh4.8 billion. This growth was driven by a 10% increase in total patient volumes year over year to 1.5 million patients and a 10% increase in bed occupancy rates to 71% of available beds. Additionally, the consolidation of recent 100% acquisitions of Circle Health Group in the United Kingdom and Sheikh Shakhbout Medical City (“SSMC”) in Abu Dhabi supported this upward trajectory.
PureHealth’s performance is setting us on a path to joining the ranks of top-tier global healthcare providers,” stated Hamad Al Hammadi, Chairman of the Group. Our success is due mainly to the commitment of our staff, whose work continues to support our growth both domestically and abroad. To fulfill our mission of advancing the science of longevity and providing top-notch healthcare services to people in the UAE and beyond, we are dedicated to keeping up this momentum and fostering additional advancements.
PureHealth fully acquired the largest private hospital provider in the UK, Circle Health Group, in Q1 2024. This was followed by the largest tertiary hospital in the UAE, SSMC, which was also fully acquired by PureHealth. These purchases are a component of the Group’s dedication to expanding Abu Dhabi’s global influence in healthcare through a sequence of calculated purchases.
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