Parkway says SARS to hit Q2 results


SINGAPORE: South-East Asia’s largest private hospital company, Parkway Holdings Ltd, has turned in a 14% higher first-quarter net profit, but warned that the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) outbreak would hurt its second-quarter results. 

Parkway, which owns and operates the Mount Elizabeth and Gleneagles hospitals here, said its net profit rose to S$7.94mil for the three months ended March 31 from S$6.99mil a year ago. Revenue swelled 10% to S$83.51mil. 

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