Abu Dhabi’s healthcare powerhouse, PureHealth, has posted a stellar performance for the first half of 2026, reporting a 20 percent jump in net profit to Dh1.2 billion. This financial success was largely anchored by the strategic Dh3.3 billion acquisition of the Hellenic Healthcare Group (HHG), which significantly bolstered the company’s international portfolio. Overall group revenue climbed 9 percent to Dh14.9 billion, supported by a 65 percent surge in international EBITDA. Beyond the HHG integration, the company’s ongoing investment in the UK-based Circle Health continues to pay off, as the provider reports strong growth in complex inpatient procedures.

On the domestic front, PureHealth saw robust activity across its UAE facilities, with inpatient volumes rising 10 percent and bed occupancy hitting 75 percent. This growth was complemented by a solid performance in the insurance sector, where revenues grew by 10 percent as the group expanded its base to 3.4 million insured members. Looking ahead, group CEO Shaista Asif emphasized that the company is not resting on these gains; instead, they are aggressively reinvesting in AI-driven technologies and digital infrastructure to ensure long-term service quality and market expansion. Through disciplined capital allocation and a diversified earnings approach, PureHealth appears well-positioned to maintain its current growth trajectory.