KPJ Healthcare Berhad has announced a capital expenditure of RM406 million for the financial year ended 2024, representing a significant 66% increase compared to the previous year. The announcement was made in conjunction with the company’s 32nd Annual General Meeting, where it highlighted sustained progress under the KPJ Health System transformation strategy and a solid financial performance for FY2024, alongside a steady start to FY2025.
In an official statement, the Group emphasised that the investments have supported infrastructure upgrades, the expansion of digital capabilities, and the launch of its 30th facility—KPJ Kuala Selangor Specialist Hospital—which commenced operations in April. These initiatives are aligned with KPJ Healthcare’s strategic vision to develop a future-ready, integrated healthcare network.
Chairman Tan Sri Ismail Bakar stated that KPJ Healthcare’s transformation journey under the KPJ Health System remains focused on integrating care, education, and research. He noted that the framework underscores the organisation’s long-term commitment to enhancing health outcomes and delivering sustainable value to stakeholders.
President and Managing Director Chin Keat Chyuan reiterated the Group’s focus on building capabilities that will drive future growth, particularly in digitalisation, talent development, and integrated care delivery. He added that KPJ Healthcare is actively expanding its specialist talent pool, strengthening its research infrastructure, and embedding digital solutions across its operations to reinforce its position as a leading regional healthcare provider.
Throughout 2024, KPJ Healthcare continued to enhance its digital ecosystem by implementing smart technologies, AI-powered diagnostics, and significant upgrades to the KPJ Cares mobile application. In parallel, the Group maintained its commitment to sustainability, advancing environmental and community health initiatives as part of its broader ESG strategy.
Looking ahead, KPJ Healthcare plans to deepen the development of its Centres of Excellence and further strengthen integration across its clinical, research, and educational pillars. The Group also aims to optimise hospital operations under the KPJ Health System framework.
As part of its ongoing momentum, KPJ Healthcare will co-host the Malaysia International Healthcare Megatrends 2025 conference alongside the Ministry of Health, scheduled to take place from 25 to 27 November at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre.
KPJ Healthcare reaffirmed its commitment to expanding its regional presence while ensuring the delivery of accessible, high-quality care throughout Malaysia. The Group currently operates a network of 30 hospitals nationwide, supported by four ambulatory care centres located in Kuala Lumpur, Pahang, Perak, and Selangor. Its medical team comprises over 1,491 consultants, collectively serving more than 3.3 million patients each year.
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