Abu Dhabi hospital operator PureHealth posts strong Q1 2025 financial results

PureHealth Reports Strong Q1 2025 with Solid Revenue Growth and Strategic Expansion

PureHealth, a healthcare organization based in Abu Dhabi, reported a good first quarter of 2025 financial performance, with sales up 8% year over year to AED 6.6 billion. Despite significant margin pressure in hospital operations, the business reported a 3% increase in net profit, totaling AED 500 million.

PureHealth, which oversees more than 5,500 hospital beds, saw 2.5 million patients in the first three months of the year. Both the company’s insurance and hospital divisions performed well, which significantly increased revenue. The insurance division, Daman, increased coverage in underdeveloped sectors and experienced higher renewal rates.

While expansion efforts reduced the group’s net income margin to 7.7%, the company stressed that these investments set the stage for long-term market leadership and profitability.

Financially, PureHealth was debt-free at the start of the second quarter, greatly increasing its capacity to expand and reinvest. “We fully decoupled the first quarter and significantly improved our financial flexibility,” said Group CEO Shaista Asif, adding that the business is now well-positioned to deliver highly specialized healthcare services across its network.
PureHealth is further expanding its global presence with the recent acquisition of a 60% stake in Hellenic Healthcare Group, the largest private healthcare provider in Greece and Cyprus. The transaction has received the necessary approvals, and additional regulatory reviews are underway.

The company’s commitment to being a global leader in integrated healthcare delivery is demonstrated by its steady growth, prudent overseas investments and improved financial position.