PureHealth Holding has concluded the previously announced acquisition of its 60% interest in the Hellenic Healthcare Group (HHG) for €800m ($933m).

The transaction values HHG at €1.3bn and marks a significant milestone in PureHealth’s strategy to establish a globally connected healthcare platform, centred in Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates.

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By integrating HHG’s 23 diagnostic centres and 11 hospitals, PureHealth will enhance healthcare service access for more than 1.4 million patients each year.

HHG has more than 6,900 healthcare professionals and will now play a vital role in PureHealth’s international ecosystem, further solidifying Abu Dhabi’s status as a centre for healthcare investment.

PureHealth chairman Kamal Al Maazmi stated: “Finalising this transaction is an important milestone in our journey to create a globally connected healthcare platform. PureHealth has demonstrated the ability to source, execute and secure regulatory approvals in mature markets, reflecting its strengths and international credibility.

“With HHG, we are now expanding into new geographies, facilitating knowledge exchange, and fostering innovation that will enhance patient outcomes across our network. This acquisition has been completed using PureHealth’s strong balance sheet, and we expect to recognise the financial upside from 1 October 2025.”

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When the announcement was made in January 2025, PureHealth revealed that CVC Capital Partners VI owned 90% and HHG founder held 10% interest in HHG.

HHG management and CVC Capital Partners retain a 40% stake in HHG following completion of the deal.

PureHealth CEO Shaista Asif stated: “Welcoming HHG into the group accelerates our vision of delivering advanced, patient-centred healthcare across borders. This transaction strengthens medical expertise, broadens access to quality care, and diversifies revenues across mature geographies and currencies.

“Central to PureHealth’s ambition is the power of AI and our expanding digital footprint, which enable us to transform healthcare delivery on a global scale.”