IHH suffers from lira pain


IHH managing director and CEO Dr Tan See Leng, said the group continued to deliver strong operational performance.

PETALING JAYA: The plunging Turkish lira is causing IHH Healthcare Bhd pain.

The company said profit contribution from 60%-owned Acibadem Holdings, a leading healthcare provider based in Turkey, dropped by a quarter in the three months ended June 30 due to the unfavourable currency exchange rate.

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