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Arabian Post
2 days ago
- Business
- Arabian Post
PureHealth Commits AED 2.25 Billion to Bolster UAE's Healthcare Supply Chains
Arabian Post Staff -Dubai PureHealth, the Middle East's largest healthcare group, has announced that its total investment in locally sourced goods and services has reached AED 2.25 billion, reinforcing its commitment to the UAE's National In-Country Value Programme. This milestone was highlighted during the 2025 edition of the 'Make it in the Emirates' initiative, underscoring the group's dedication to enhancing the nation's industrial and healthcare sectors. In 2024 alone, PureHealth channelled AED 1 billion into the national economy, marking a 38% increase compared to the previous year. This significant uptick aligns with the UAE's strategic objectives to localise supply chains, promote national enterprises, and accelerate economic diversification. ADVERTISEMENT Since joining the Ministry of Industry and Advanced Technology's ICV Programme in 2022, PureHealth has set an ambitious target to allocate AED 13 billion towards local procurement by 2032. The group's efforts are in tandem with the UAE's broader industrial strategy, which aims to elevate the industrial sector's GDP contribution to AED 300 billion by 2031. Shaista Asif, Group Chief Executive Officer of PureHealth, emphasised the long-term vision behind this investment, stating, 'By advancing our In-Country Value goals, we are localising critical supply chains, supporting homegrown innovation, and enabling the development of advanced healthcare manufacturing capabilities. This is not just about meeting today's needs, but building a sustainable, self-sufficient healthcare system that serves UAE communities for generations to come while supporting the nation's economic and industrial ambitions.' The group's commitment is evident in the strong ICV performance across its subsidiaries. Abu Dhabi Health Services Company holds the highest ICV score in the UAE healthcare sector at 81.13%, while Daman, the leading health insurer, ranks second in the UAE insurance sector with a score of 71.86%. Additionally, PureLab and The Medical Office have secured their ICV certifications, and Sheikh Shakhbout Medical City is expected to receive its certification later this year, moving the group closer to full compliance. Leya Al Damani, Chief Sustainability Officer at PureHealth, highlighted the synergy between sustainability and localisation, noting, 'Through partnerships with UAE-based suppliers that share our environmental and quality standards, we are creating long-term value that benefits both our healthcare system and the national economy. The National In-Country Value Programme gives us a powerful framework to scale this impact measurably and responsibly, while also fostering a supportive environment for the growth of small and medium-sized enterprises across the country.'
Mid East Info
19-05-2025
- Business
- Mid East Info
PureHealth's Local Procurement Spend Reaches AED 2.25 Billion, Advancing UAE National In-Country Value Program
Group's local procurement spend reached AED 1 billion in 2024, up 38% year-on-year SEHA, holds the highest ICV score in the UAE healthcare sector, at 81.13% Daman, the UAE's leading health insurer, ranks second in the UAE insurance sector, at 71.86% Abu Dhabi, UAE –May 2025: As the 2025 edition of Make it in the Emirates gets underway today, PureHealth, the largest healthcare group in the Middle East, announced that its total investment in locally sourced goods and services has now reached AED 2.25 billion. In 2024 alone, the group directed AED 1 billion into the national economy – a 38% increase compared to 2023 – directly supporting the UAE's goals to localise supply chains, promote national businesses and accelerate economic diversification. A committed member of the Ministry of Industry and Advanced Technology (MoIAT) led National In-Country Value (ICV) Program since 2022, PureHealth is on track to meet its target of AED 13 billion in ICV-qualified spend by 2032. Through expanded local sourcing, investment in advanced manufacturing and strategic partnerships with Emirati enterprises, the group is actively contributing to the Make it in the Emirates initiative – a key pillar of the UAE's national industrial strategy, which aims to increase the sector's gross domestic product (GDP) contribution to AED 300 billion by 2031. Shaista Asif, Group Chief Executive Officer of PureHealth, said: 'Our investment in the UAE's industrial ecosystem is rooted in a long-term vision for healthcare resilience. By advancing our In-Country Value goals, we are localising critical supply chains, supporting homegrown innovation and enabling the development of advanced healthcare manufacturing capabilities. This is not just about meeting today's needs, but building a sustainable, self-sufficient healthcare system that serves UAE communities for generations to come while supporting the nation's economic and industrial ambitions.' PureHealth's commitment to local industrial growth and innovation is reflected in strong ICV performance across its brands: SEHA, holds the highest ICV score in the UAE healthcare sector, at 81.13%. Daman, the UAE's leading health insurer, ranks second in the UAE insurance sector, at 71.86%. PureLab and The Medical Office (TMO) have already secured their ICV certification, while Sheikh Shakhbout Medical City (SSMC) is on track to receive its certification later this year, marking a significant step toward full group-wide compliance across PureHealth. These achievements reflect robust performance across procurement, Emiratisation, investment and sustainability, with all activities reported to MoIAT to ensure transparency and alignment with national priorities. Leya Al Damani, Chief Sustainability Officer at PureHealth, added: 'Sustainability and localisation go hand-in-hand. Through partnerships with UAE-based suppliers that share our environmental and quality standards, we are creating long-term value that benefits both our healthcare system and the national economy. The National In-Country Value Program gives us a powerful framework to scale this impact measurably and responsibly, while also fostering a supportive environment for the growth of small and medium-sized enterprises across the country.' PureHealth's procurement strategy spans medical supplies, pharmaceuticals, technology and infrastructure services, with a strong focus on UAE-based suppliers that meet international standards and foster homegrown innovation. Through strategic offtake agreements and ongoing supplier development, the group is continuing to identify new opportunities to partner with more local manufacturers – driving industrial capacity, enhancing supply chain resilience and advancing the UAE's vision for a future-ready healthcare sector. About PureHealth: PureHealth is the largest healthcare group in the Middle East with an ecosystem that challenges lifespans and reimagines health spans. With 110+ hospitals, 316+ clinics, multiple diagnostic centres, health insurance solutions, pharmacies, health tech, procurement, investments and more, its groundbreaking innovations are at the forefront of healthcare as the company is on a mission to unlock time for humankind. By advancing the Science of Longevity, PureHealth is introducing the healthcare of the future from the United Arab Emirates to the rest of the world. PureHealth's network comprises: SEHA – One of the largest healthcare networks of hospitals and clinics in the UAE SEHA CLINICS – Delivering comprehensive community-based healthcare services Daman (The National Health Insurance Company) – The UAE's leading health insurer The Medical Office – Overseeing Sheikh Khalifa Hospitals and healthcare facilities established under the initiatives of H.H. The President of the UAE Rafed – The UAE's largest healthcare Group Purchasing Organisation PureLab – Managing and operating the largest network of laboratories in the region One Health – A network that provides end-to-end medical solutions to a base of over 300 healthcare service providers provides end-to-end medical solutions to a base of over 300 healthcare service providers The Life Corner – Abu Dhabi's first holistic pharmacy, serving the health and wellness establishment Ardent Health Services – The fourth largest privately held acute care hospital operator in the US Circle Health Group – The largest independent operators of hospitals in the UK Hellenic Healthcare Group (HHG) – the largest private healthcare provider in Greece and Cyprus PureCS – A leading cloud and technology services provider, specialising in IT management and consulting solutions, cybersecurity, cloud services and AI information systems Sheikh Shakhbout Medical City (SSMC) – The UAE's largest healthcare complex, delivering integrated complex care
Web Release
19-05-2025
- Business
- Web Release
PureHealth's Local Procurement Spend Reaches AED 2.25 Billion, Advancing UAE National In-Country Value Program
As the 2025 edition of Make it in the Emirates gets underway today, PureHealth, the largest healthcare group in the Middle East, announced that its total investment in locally sourced goods and services has now reached AED 2.25 billion. In 2024 alone, the group directed AED 1 billion into the national economy – a 38% increase compared to 2023 – directly supporting the UAE's goals to localise supply chains, promote national businesses and accelerate economic diversification. A committed member of the Ministry of Industry and Advanced Technology (MoIAT) led National In-Country Value (ICV) Program since 2022, PureHealth is on track to meet its target of AED 13 billion in ICV-qualified spend by 2032. Through expanded local sourcing, investment in advanced manufacturing and strategic partnerships with Emirati enterprises, the group is actively contributing to the Make it in the Emirates initiative – a key pillar of the UAE's national industrial strategy, which aims to increase the sector's gross domestic product (GDP) contribution to AED 300 billion by 2031. Shaista Asif, Group Chief Executive Officer of PureHealth, said: 'Our investment in the UAE's industrial ecosystem is rooted in a long-term vision for healthcare resilience. By advancing our In-Country Value goals, we are localising critical supply chains, supporting homegrown innovation and enabling the development of advanced healthcare manufacturing capabilities. This is not just about meeting today's needs, but building a sustainable, self-sufficient healthcare system that serves UAE communities for generations to come while supporting the nation's economic and industrial ambitions.' PureHealth's commitment to local industrial growth and innovation is reflected in strong ICV performance across its brands: SEHA, holds the highest ICV score in the UAE healthcare sector, at 81.13%. Daman, the UAE's leading health insurer, ranks second in the UAE insurance sector, at 71.86%. PureLab and The Medical Office (TMO) have already secured their ICV certification, while Sheikh Shakhbout Medical City (SSMC) is on track to receive its certification later this year, marking a significant step toward full group-wide compliance across PureHealth. These achievements reflect robust performance across procurement, Emiratisation, investment and sustainability, with all activities reported to MoIAT to ensure transparency and alignment with national priorities. Leya Al Damani, Chief Sustainability Officer at PureHealth, added: 'Sustainability and localisation go hand-in-hand. Through partnerships with UAE-based suppliers that share our environmental and quality standards, we are creating long-term value that benefits both our healthcare system and the national economy. The National In-Country Value Program gives us a powerful framework to scale this impact measurably and responsibly, while also fostering a supportive environment for the growth of small and medium-sized enterprises across the country.' PureHealth's procurement strategy spans medical supplies, pharmaceuticals, technology and infrastructure services, with a strong focus on UAE-based suppliers that meet international standards and foster homegrown innovation. Through strategic offtake agreements and ongoing supplier development, the group is continuing to identify new opportunities to partner with more local manufacturers – driving industrial capacity, enhancing supply chain resilience and advancing the UAE's vision for a future-ready healthcare sector.
