Burgil Holding, an investment firm focused on the healthcare sector including hospitals, health centers, and pharmacies, reported a profit of 184.5 million AED (3.54 fils per share) by the end of the first half of 2025. This marks an increase from 163.6 million AED earned during the same period in 2024.
The uptick in profits for this period can be attributed to the inclusion of a gain from terminating a lease agreement amounting to 71.8 million AED, which was not present in the previous year’s results for the same timeframe. Additionally, revenues increased by 12% compared to the same period last year.
The group continued to invest to bolster its operational resilience and expand the availability of its services through the acquisition of the Mediour Hospital building in Dubai for 170 million AED. This move has transformed long-term lease liabilities into direct ownership, alongside the company’s efforts to enhance the flexibility of its cost structure.
Furthermore, the group solidified its presence in primary healthcare services by inaugurating a new medical center on Saadiyat Island, in line with its growth strategy targeting high-yield urban areas.