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ABU DHABI – In a strategic move to strengthen its technological capabilities, PureHealth, which operates more than 25 hospitals, has acquired cybersecurity and AI company PureCS. The acquisition, led by Junaid Khan on Thursday, is a key move for PureHealth as it prepares for an initial public offering (IPO) on the Abu Dhabi Stock Exchange (ADX), backed by ADQ and International Holding Company (IHC). It’s a step.
The integration of PureCS will further strengthen PureHealth’s technological capabilities in the healthcare sector. The acquisition specifically includes Riayati, an innovative electronic health records system developed by PureCS, which will be integrated into PureHealth’s operations. This move is in line with CEO Farhan Malik’s commitment to healthcare excellence and will position the company at the forefront of digital-first technology in the healthcare sector.
Earlier this week, PureHealth announced two major projects. One is Pura, an AI companion designed to assist healthcare providers and patients, and the other is PureNet, a specialized cloud platform aimed at enhancing healthcare delivery. These developments demonstrate PureHealth’s dedication to integrating cutting-edge technology into its extensive network.
Any future IPO for ADX is subject to regulatory approval. However, with the support of notable companies such as ADQ and IHC, and the strengthening of its technology infrastructure through the acquisition of PureCS, PureHealth is poised for a significant market debut. The company’s strategic initiatives underscore its readiness to lead in a new era of technologically advanced healthcare services.
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