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Trades about 6% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Middle East Healthcare Company is a prominent medical service provider that manages and operates an extensive network of Saudi German Hospitals throughout the Middle East and North Africa region. These facilities offer comprehensive multi-specialty tertiary care. The company's diverse hospital portfolio includes Saudi German Hospital-Jeddah with 218 beds, Saudi German Hospital-Aseer featuring 400 beds, Saudi German Hospital-Riyadh and Saudi German Hospital-Madinah each equipped with 300 beds, and Saudi German Hospital-Hail providing 150 beds. Expanding its reach further, the network also encompasses Saudi German Hospital-Dammam, offering 150 to 300 beds; Saudi German Hospital-Sanaa and Saudi German Hospital-Dubai, both with 300 beds; Saudi German Hospital-Sharjah, a 50-bed facility; Saudi German Hospital-Ajman, which has between 100 and 200 beds; and Saudi German Hospital-Cairo, accommodating 332 patients. Established in 1988, the company's primary corporate base is situated in Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
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