KUALA LUMPUR: Private healthcare services provider PMCK Bhd
is advancing its digital transformation initiatives to enhance operational efficiency and patient experience.
“We are continuing to enhance our electronic hospital information system, patient-centred digital appointment platforms and administrative workflow automation to improve productivity and support long-term operational resilience,” managing director Datuk Lee Gaik Cheng said in a statement.
Looking ahead, PMCK remains cautiously optimistic, supported by sustained demand for private healthcare services.
In the third quarter ended Jan 31, 2026 (3Q26), PMCK posted a net profit of RM3.9mil, or earnings per share of 0.36 sen, bringing its nine-month profit to RM10.6mil, or 0.97 sen per share.
Quarterly revenue stood at RM22.7mil, taking nine-month revenue to RM69.9mil.
As at Jan 31, 2026, PMCK remained in a strong financial position with cash and bank balances of RM23.72mil, alongside fixed deposits of RM10.98mil and short-term investments amounting to RM58.67mil.
Total equity stood at RM157.57mil, while net assets per share attributable to owners of the company stood at RM0.14.
Lee said the group’s performance reflects resilient demand for private healthcare services and stable patient flows across its core specialties.
“We are encouraged by the steady demand for our healthcare services and remain focused on strengthening our service capabilities through the recruitment of additional specialists and ongoing enhancements to our medical equipment and facilities,” she said.
