Post by : Bianca Haleem
PureHealth Holding, the leading healthcare entity in the Middle East, has reported impressive financial results for the first quarter of 2026, closing on March 31. The company showcased robust growth attributed to increasing demand and expansion in global markets.
The Group’s revenue experienced a 10 percent increase year-on-year, totaling AED7.3 billion. A significant contributor to this growth was strong performance in international healthcare services and the insurance sector.
PureHealth’s EBITDA saw a year-on-year rise of 5 percent, amounting to AED1.2 billion, underlining the resilience of its business model and ongoing efforts toward global market expansion.
The net profit for the quarter reached AED415 million, impacted by recent regulatory adjustments related to the Unified Purchasing Programme (UPP).
Kamal Al Maazmi, Chairman of PureHealth, expressed confidence in the company’s strong start to 2026, with sustained growth across various operations. He emphasized that the Group’s comprehensive healthcare and insurance structure continues to ensure stability and foster long-term growth.
He added that the international portfolio is crucial in driving growth and diversification while maintaining a solid footing in the UAE market.
Shaista Asif, the Group CEO of PureHealth, remarked that the first-quarter outcomes illustrate resilience in critical markets, along with a rising contribution from international operations. She noted that projects like Circle Health and Hellenic Healthcare Group significantly bolstered the company's global standing.
In the UAE, the company has been actively expanding healthcare capacities, enhancing clinical services, and growing its insurance division to meet the strong domestic demand.
Looking forward, PureHealth anticipates ongoing growth, propelled by the expansion of its international portfolio, steady insurance performance, and sustained demand in the UAE. The company aims to further invest in advanced healthcare services, digital innovations, and AI solutions to enhance operational efficiency and patient care.
PureHealth remains dedicated to fortifying its position as a premier global healthcare provider while pursuing sustainable growth in the long term.
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