GIC invests $150m in Asia Healthcare Holdings

This follows GIC's initial investment of $170m in February 2022.

Asia Healthcare Holdings (AHH) announced that GIC, Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund, will invest an additional $150m in the company.

This follows GIC's initial investment of $170m in February 2022.

AHH has invested around $300m across hospital chains specialising in oncology, mother and childcare, urology and nephrology, as well as IVF and fertility under the daycare specialty.

Its portfolio includes Motherhood Hospitals, Nova IVF, and Asian Institute of Nephrology & Urology (AINU) hospitals, each a leader in its respective field.

Motherhood Hospitals operates a nationwide network in India offering services from pre-conception to post-birth care and pediatric services, including the largest Neonatal Intensive Care Unit network in the country.

Nova IVF provides advanced fertility solutions across South Asia, whilst AINU specialises in urology and nephrology with expertise in robotic surgery and high-end nephrology procedures.

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