PureHealth Holding PJSC, the largest healthcare group in the Middle East, reported solid financial results for the nine months ending 30 September 2025, with AED20.1 billion in revenue, up 6% year-on-year. EBITDA rose 11% to AED3.5 billion, while net profit increased 8% to AED1.55 billion.
With 52% of assets now outside the UAE, the group aims to scale globally, expand specialisations, and accelerate AI-driven care solutions
PureHealth Holding PJSC, the largest healthcare group in the Middle East, reported solid financial results for the nine months ending 30 September 2025, with AED20.1 billion in revenue (USD 5.47 billion), up 6% year-on-year. EBITDA rose 11% to AED3.5 billion, while net profit increased 8% to AED1.55 billion.
Growth was driven by strong performance across its Care (healthcare) and Cover (insurance) verticals. The company also completed its €800 million acquisition of Hellenic Healthcare Group (HHG) in Q3, adding 11 hospitals and 23 diagnostic centres in Greece and Cyprus.
Chairman Kamal Al Maazmi said the results reflect the strength of PureHealth’s integrated model and long-term vision. CEO Shaista Asif highlighted growth across Care and Cover, supported by higher patient engagement, diagnostics, and insurance renewals.
In the Care segment, revenue rose 3% to AED14.4 billion, with UAE and UK networks seeing increases in patient volumes. Circle Health in the UK reported strong performance in orthopaedics, cardiology, and oncology.
The Cover segment grew 13% to AED5.7 billion, with membership up 7% to 3.3 million and gross written premiums reaching AED5.9 billion.
PureHealth also rolled out AI-powered tools for document processing and logistics, reinforcing its role in regional health infrastructure.
With 52% of assets now outside the UAE, the group aims to scale globally, expand specialisations, and accelerate AI-driven care solutions.
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