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Trades about 13% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Raffles Medical Group Ltd (RMG), a prominent Singapore-headquartered company, delivers integrated private healthcare services across Singapore, Greater China, Vietnam, Cambodia, and Japan. Its operations are structured into Healthcare Services, Hospital Services, and Investment Holdings segments. The group's flagship institution, Raffles Hospital, functions as a tertiary care facility, offering a broad spectrum of medical services. These include oncology, pediatrics and women's health, traditional Chinese medicine, counseling, dental care, dialysis, diabetes and endocrinology, ENT, ophthalmology, fertility treatments, cardiology, internal medicine, neuroscience, pain management, rehabilitation, orthopedics, dermatological and aesthetic services, general surgery, nuclear medicine, and urology. Beyond the hospital, RMG provides emergency services, family medicine, comprehensive health screening, and a variety of multi-disciplinary specialist clinic services. Additionally, the company engages in the trade of pharmaceutical and nutraceutical products, and diagnostic equipment. It also offers advisory and consultancy services, develops IT solutions, and undertakes research and experimental development in biotechnology, life sciences, and medical science. The company was founded in 1976.
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