singapore paincare holdings

Company in the news

Singapore Paincare subsidiary to rent Mount Elizabeth Novena premises at new rate of $21,200 per month

The new tenancy agreement between NPC and Medbridge is for 18 months from Aug 1, 2023, to Jan 31, 2025.
Singapore Paincare asks its own CEO for more time to respond to rental dispute - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Company in the news

Singapore Paincare asks its own CEO for more time to respond to rental dispute

Lee issued a letter of demand over the rental dispute after five months of negotiations

Company in the news

Singapore Paincare Holdings receives letter of demand over Mount Elizabeth tenancy negotiations

CEO of Singapore Paincare Dr. Bernard Lee owns 100% of Medbridge Marketing, which issued the letter of demand.
Singapore Paincare enters China market through JV with Puxiang Healthcare subsidiary - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Deals, joint ventures & alliances

Singapore Paincare enters China market through JV with Puxiang Healthcare subsidiary

Singapore Paincare inks JV agreement with Puxiang Healthcare to enter China market.

M&A

Singapore Paincare Holdings acquires Boon Lay clinic for $1 mil

The company had just announced plans to expand into China a fortnight ago

M&A

Singapore Paincare Holdings acquires orthopaedic practice for $3.1 mil

The acquisition was completed on March 14.
Smaller players find own growth niches - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Healthcare

Smaller players find own growth niches

While the hospital big boys are seeing their growth, what about the smaller niche players in the healthcare industry?

Results

Singapore Paincare Holdings reports earnings of $803,000 for 1HFY2023, down 64.6% y-o-y

Earnings per share (EPS) stood at 0.45 on a basic and diluted basis.

Insider moves

CEO of Singapore Paincare in married deal; ST Group continues with buybacks

Dr Bernard Lee of Singapore Paincare Holdings bought 193,000 shares at 22 cents each in a married deal
Singapore Paincare grows with acquisitions, broadens services to capture a bigger market - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Healthcare

Singapore Paincare grows with acquisitions, broadens services to capture a bigger market

When SPCH debuted on the Catalist Board, its intention was to become a “disruptive force” in the healthcare sector
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