Hospital care
The company runs hospitals and medical centers that provide doctor visits, emergency care, surgery, inpatient stays, lab tests, imaging, and other medical services.
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Ramkhamhaeng Hospital PCL
SET:RAM
Ramkhamhaeng Hospital PCL
SET:RAM
Price:
17.1
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-1.16%
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Market Cap:
฿20.5B
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Company Overview
Business Description
- Sector
- Health Care
- Industry
- Health Care
- Headquarters
- Thailand TH
- Employees
- 7 699
- IPO date
- Sep 13, 1991
Ramkhamhaeng Hospital PCL runs private hospitals and medical centers in Thailand. It treats outpatients and inpatients, covering everyday doctor visits, specialist care, surgery, emergency services, diagnostics, and other hospital-based treatment. Its customers are mainly Thai patients, including people who pay out of pocket and patients covered by private insurance or employer medical plans.
The company makes money by charging for medical consultations, lab tests, imaging, procedures, room charges, medicines, and other hospital services. In a hospital business, the core assets are the doctors, nurses, equipment, and facilities that let the company deliver care under one roof. That gives it a steady role in the healthcare chain: it is the place where patients go for diagnosis and treatment, not a drug maker or medical device seller.
What makes this business model different is that demand comes from health needs rather than fashion or consumer trends. Hospital revenue depends on patient visits, referrals, and trust in the quality of care, so reputation and medical capability matter a lot. For investors, the business is easiest to understand as a service provider that earns fees from treating patients and supporting their recovery.