It is a matter of great pride for me to see HMI growing, embracing good values and achieving more than what I have thought of 25 years ago.

HMI Medical announces partnership with Advanced Urology Associates to expand its specialist service offerings.

HMI launches HMI One app to bring added convenience to patients in managing their health more proactively.

HMI Medical launches a new 35,000 sqf multi-disciplinary ambulatory care centre in Midvalley South Key, Johor, Malaysia.

Harley Street Cardiology and Vascular joins HMI Medical. Established in 2012, Harley Street is a leading heart and vascular group in Singapore.

HMI acquires MHC Asia Group, a leading medical benefits administrator and healthcare technology platform in Singapore. With over 800,000 corporate members and 1,500 panel clinics across Singapore, MHC is a pioneer in the industry being established in 1994.

HMI welcomes the addition of a new capital partner, Apollo Global Management, an American firm, one of the largest alternatives asset managers globally with over USD 500 billion of assets under management. The new funds raised will go towards the further growth of HMI in the region.

HMI starts the construction of a 300 bed extension to Regency, which will make it a 500 bed hospital and one of the largest in Southeast Asia.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, HMI Medical and its teams played a vital frontline role. In Singapore, they managed over 7,000 community care facility beds and trained 87,000 participants in swab testing through HMI Institute. In Malaysia, hospital teams continued delivering safe care while treating COVID-19 patients on the front lines.

Mahkota and Regency conduct a one-day CPR event to train the communities in Johor and Malacca, achieving a Malaysia Book of Records with over 10,000 participants.

Mahkota receives Joint Commission International (JCI) accreditation, the first and only hospital in Malacca to achieve this. In addition, the hospital becomes first in Malaysia to achieve JCI Clinical Care Programme Certification for Breast Cancer.

HMI Institute turns into a social enterprise. The mission is to reskill students with the required technical knowledge as well as resilience training to cope with demands of the job. In addition, HMI Institute conducts regular health talks to further build and empower communities in Singapore.

The management and selected shareholders of HMI decided to take the company private from the Singapore Exchange alongside EQT Group, a Swedish global investment fund with over EUR 224 billion of assets under management. The de-listing received the support of over 99.9% of shareholders; and was undertaken in order to accelerate the regional growth strategy of HMI.

HMI hospitals in Malaysia are awarded the accreditation for Singapore residents to use their Medisave savings in an overseas hospital.

HMI embarked on its second hospital project in Malaysia by taking over an abandoned hospital building project in Bandar Seri Alam, Johor, Malaysia. With extensive retrofitting and commissioning, they launched Regency Specialist Hospital with 218 beds in 2009.

HMI decides to focus on its Malaysia healthcare business and shifts core business in Singapore to healthcare training and education. HMI Institute, the Group’s social enterprise, is set up by converting the Balester Medical Centre premises into a dedicated healthcare training facility.

Mahkota sets up its first overseas representative office in Pekanbaru, Indonesia. From 500 overseas patients in its first year, the patient volume has since grown to over 100,000 patients a year.

HMI goes for a public listing on the Singapore Exchange, with the core business of managing Balestier Medical Centre and Mahkota Medical Centre.