Hospital services
This part of the company runs hospitals and clinics that provide outpatient visits, inpatient care, emergency treatment, surgery, and other medical services.
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Intermedical Care and Lab Hospital PCL
SET:IMH
Intermedical Care and Lab Hospital PCL
SET:IMH
Price:
3.02
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-3.82%
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Market Cap:
฿715.7m
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Company Overview
Business Description
- Sector
- Health Care
- Industry
- Health Care
- Headquarters
- Thailand TH
- IPO date
- Dec 26, 2019
Intermedical Care and Lab Hospital PCL runs private hospitals and related medical services in Thailand. It treats patients who pay out of pocket or use insurance, and it also serves people who need routine checkups, specialist care, lab tests, and other diagnostic services. The company makes money mainly by charging for consultations, inpatient and outpatient treatment, laboratory work, and hospital procedures.
The business sits in the middle of the healthcare chain: it owns the facilities, hires doctors and medical staff, and turns patient visits into service revenue. Unlike drug makers or medical device companies, it does not sell products in bulk; its income comes from delivering care one patient at a time. That makes the company closely tied to local demand for accessible private healthcare and medical testing.
Its lab and hospital mix gives it a broader role than a single-specialty clinic. Patients can come in for testing, diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up care within the same network, which helps the company keep more of the care journey in-house. For beginner investors, the key point is that IMH is a healthcare service business built around patient traffic, clinical staffing, and the steady need for medical care.