OUE Lippo Healthcare
OUE Lippo Healthcare Limited (“OUELH”) is a subsidiary company of OUE Limited. OUELH is a Pan-Asian healthcare group that owns, operates and invests in quality healthcare assets in high-growth Asian markets.
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OUE Healthcare poised to capture foreign patient demand for specialist care services
The healthcare group recently partnered with three medical specialist groups including two leading respiratory and cardiothoracic surgery specialist practices.
OUE Healthcare poised to capture foreign patient demand for specialist care services
The healthcare group recently partnered with three medical specialist groups including two leading respiratory and cardiothoracic surgery specialist practices.
OUEH’s profit attributable to the company down nearly 80% in H1
Its revenue, however, increased 85% year-on-year (YoY) to $78.7m.
OUE Lippo Healthcare posts net loss of $4.01m in H2 22
For fiscal year 2022, its revenue grew to $119.8m YoY.
OUE, OUELH partner with SG's leading medical specialists to spur regional growth
The companies partnered with leading respiratory specialists and cardiothoracic surgery practices in Singapore.
OUE Lippo Healthcare reverses losses in 2021
The company's yearly earnings came in at $111m, compared to a loss of $98.7m in 2020.
OUE Lippo appoints new COO
Joelle Lee Siew Hong will be responsible for the overall operations of the company.
OUE Lippo Healthcare Limited divests 100% interests in Japan nursing homes for $163.5m
Perpetual (Asia) Limited is on the other end of the agreement, as the purchaser.
OUELH Yangon hospital temporarily closes emergency dep’t as COVID-19 cases surge
This is due to the lack of adequate manpower, oxygen and medical supplies.
OUELH Yangon hospital temporarily closes emergency dep’t as COVID cases surge
This is due to the lack of adequate manpower, oxygen, and medical supplies.
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