Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange-listed Pure Health Holding announced on 5 November 2026 that it has successfully completed the acquisition of six healthcare facilities from Aspen Clinics through its wholly owned subsidiary SEHA/SEHA Clinics. The transaction expands PureHealth’s community-based healthcare infrastructure across Abu Dhabi and Al Ain, supporting the group’s strategy to strengthen healthcare accessibility and expand its outpatient services network in the UAE.
According to the company’s official disclosure to the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange, all legal procedures required to complete the acquisition have been finalised. The announcement confirms that the six facilities have been acquired, marking the completion of the transaction rather than a preliminary agreement or proposed investment. However, PureHealth did not disclose the acquisition value or other financial terms.
The acquired facilities are expected to provide a range of outpatient and community-based healthcare services aligned with SEHA Clinics’ existing care model. These services will be designed around local community requirements, supporting PureHealth’s objective of making healthcare more accessible to residents across Abu Dhabi and Al Ain.
The acquisition strengthens PureHealth’s presence in community healthcare, where outpatient clinics play an important role in providing medical services outside major hospital settings. By expanding its network of facilities, the group aims to improve access to care, reinforce clinical capacity and support a more integrated healthcare delivery system.
SEHA Clinics operates within PureHealth’s wider healthcare ecosystem, which includes hospitals, medical centres and other healthcare-related businesses. Integrating the newly acquired Aspen Clinics facilities into this network could support coordination across different levels of care, although the company has not disclosed specific integration arrangements or operational changes following the acquisition.
The transaction also reflects PureHealth’s continued focus on strengthening healthcare infrastructure within the UAE. The company identified Abu Dhabi and Al Ain as the locations benefiting from the expansion, but did not provide the individual names, addresses or operating capacities of the six acquired facilities.
From a financial perspective, PureHealth has not disclosed the purchase consideration, revenue contribution, profitability or expected earnings impact of the acquisition. The announcement also does not specify whether the facilities will undergo rebranding, when any operational integration will be completed or whether additional investments will be required.
The completed acquisition adds six facilities to PureHealth’s healthcare portfolio and reinforces its stated commitment to expanding community-based medical services. Further disclosures may provide additional details regarding the integration of the clinics and their contribution to the group’s operations. For now, the transaction represents a completed expansion of PureHealth’s healthcare infrastructure in Abu Dhabi and Al Ain.
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