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PureHealth said in a statement that the group reported revenue of AED 20.1 billion for the nine months ended September 30 2025 reflecting a 6 percent increase from the prior year. EBITDA rose 11 percent to AED 3.5 billion during the period according to the company’s announcement. The performance was supported by growth in both healthcare services and insurance operations while the acquisition of Hellenic Healthcare Group was completed in the third quarter.
According to the company’s announcement the Care vertical generated revenue of AED 14.4 billion up 3 percent year on year driven by higher patient volumes and expanded clinical capacity. Outpatient volumes in the UAE rose 16 percent while inpatient volumes increased 12 percent with laboratory activity up 20 percent and surgical volumes climbing 16 percent. The vertical also benefited from contributions from UK operations at Circle Health in areas such as orthopaedics and oncology.
The announcement detailed that the Cover vertical delivered revenue of AED 5.7 billion a 13 percent year on year increase with memberships growing 7 percent to 3.3 million. Gross written premiums reached AED 5.9 billion also up 7 percent supported by new product launches high retention rates and geographic expansion. PureHealth’s insurance business continued to show resilience with these gains contributing to overall group profitability.
PureHealth said in the statement that the Hellenic Healthcare Group acquisition marks a step change in its global capabilities strengthening clinical operational and research collaboration across its network. The group indicated that roughly 50 percent of its asset base is now located outside the UAE following the transaction. Financial contributions from the acquisition will be recognised starting in the fourth quarter as international operations assume a larger role.
In the statement Chairman Kamal Al Maazmi noted that PureHealth remains focused on building scale while improving outcomes across its integrated platform. “With the expansion into new international markets and ongoing investment in clinical and digital capabilities we are well-positioned to deliver on our ambition to create a future-ready healthcare platform” Al Maazmi said. The chairman’s remarks highlighted the company’s long-term strategy to advance healthcare delivery both locally and abroad.
Group CEO Shaista Asif said in the announcement that the past nine months showed strong progress in scaling the network and extending the international footprint. “Growth was driven by solid execution across both Care and Cover segments with rising patient engagement higher diagnostic activity and strong insurance renewals” Asif added. A later assessment by Zawya showed that full year net profit for 2025 reached AED 2.02 billion up 18 percent from the previous year building on the nine-month trends.
