PureHealth Reports AED 20.1 Billion Revenue for First Nine Months of 2025

PureHealth reported AED 20.1 billion in revenue for the first nine months of 2025, a 6% increase year-on-year, with net profit rising 8% to AED 1.55 billion, announced in a press release. EBITDA grew 11% to AED 3.5 billion, supported by solid performance across its healthcare (Care) and insurance (Cover) segments.

Revenue from the Care vertical rose 3% to AED 14.4 billion, driven by higher patient volumes and expanded clinical capacity in the UAE and UK. Outpatient and inpatient visits increased 12% and 9% respectively, while radiology volumes grew 10%. The Cover vertical recorded AED 5.7 billion in revenue, up 13%, supported by a 7% rise in memberships to 3.3 million and growth in gross written premiums.

In the third quarter, PureHealth completed its acquisition of Hellenic Healthcare Group, adding 11 hospitals and 23 diagnostic centers in Greece and Cyprus. Financial contributions from this acquisition will be recognized from October 2025. The group now holds 52% of its assets outside the UAE.

During the period, PureHealth’s insurance arm Daman deployed an AI-powered document intelligence platform processing over 60 million documents annually, improving claims accuracy and turnaround times. The company also expanded its procurement and logistics operations through Rafed, which became the exclusive distributor under Abu Dhabi’s Unified Procurement Programme and the logistics partner for a regional vaccine distribution hub.