RAFFLES Medical Group has appointed Sheila Ng as its chief financial officer (CFO) effective Monday, amid several appointments announced by the integrated healthcare provider on the same day.

RAFFLES Medical Group has appointed Sheila Ng as its chief financial officer (CFO) effective Monday, amid several appointments announced by the integrated healthcare provider on the same day.

SINGAPORE (Feb 25): Analysts remain cautious in their calls for Raffles Medical, following the release of its FY2019 results on Feb 24. In what DBS analysts Rachel Tan and Andy Sim deem as a “common cold, not flu”, the group posted a 14.1% drop in earnings to $58.1 million. This comes on the ba...

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RAFFLES Medical Group has launched a digital healthcare platform, Raffles-Connect, to provide advice remotely to patients via teleconference amid the Covid-19 outbreak. Remote consultations can be followed up with the delivery of prescribed medication to their doorstep.

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SINGAPORE (Feb 24): Raffles Medical Group has posted a 14.1% drop in earnings for $58.1 million for FY2019 ended 31 December, from $67.7 million a year ago due to the start-up costs it incurred for the opening of its Raffles Hospital Chongqing in January 2019. This translates to earnings per share ...

RAFFLES Medical Group on Monday posted a 15.2 per cent drop in net profit to S$60.3 million for the full year ended Dec 31, 2019, down from S$71.1 million a year ago, due to startup costs for Raffles Hospital Chongqing which it opened in January 2019. 

THE following companies saw new developments that may affect trading of their shares on Monday:

SINGAPORE (Jan 28): Following the long Lunar New Year weekend, local stocks slumped first thing on Tuesday morning in tandem with heightened fears about the looming Wuhan coronavirus.  The benchmark Straits Times Index (STI) fell 2.25%, or 73 points, to 3,167.02 shortly after the market opened, wi...