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Trades about 69% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Medinex Limited, an investment holding company founded in Singapore in 2009, specializes in providing extensive professional support services, primarily catering to medical clinics across the country. The company's operations are divided into four main segments: Medical Support Services, Business Support Services, Pharmaceutical Services, and Medical Services. Within its Medical Support Services division, Medinex assists with clinic establishment, streamlines license applications, delivers value-added solutions for the healthcare sector, offers comprehensive turnkey solutions, and provides strategic guidance to general practitioners and specialists on setting up their facilities. The Business Support Services segment extends its offerings beyond the medical field, supplying crucial administrative support such as accounting, tax agency, human resource management, and corporate secretarial services to a variety of sectors including food and beverage, retail, education, and beauty. Through its Pharmaceutical Services, Medinex manages the sourcing and supply of medical and pharmaceutical products to clinics. The Medical Services segment directly furnishes a range of clinical provisions, including diagnostic imaging and x-rays, pre-employment health examinations, vaccination programs, customized healthcare plans, and general health screenings. Furthermore, Medinex offers advisory and business management consultancy, call support services, data protection officer roles, and various training programs to its clients.
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