After
many domestic investors failed to investin the construction of private
hospital, from 2014 until now, especially in the first months of
2016, there were many foreign investors interested in this area.
Recently,
a US delegation composed of more than 40 representatives from US leading
hospitals, pharmaceutical companies, medical equipment companies, research
institutions and medical training institutions came to offer Ho Chi Minh City
(HCMC) leaders, as well as with the 175 Military Hospital to join hands and
develop the private health sector under the health socialization policy of HCMC
till 2020.
According
to the chairman and founder of the worldwide health service network company,
they want to invest in Vietnam medical sector. If so, in addition to investment
in infrastructure and equipment in the public – private cooperation model, investors
also need to invest in manpower training and hospital management model to
operate more efficiently.
According
to the Director of the HCMC Health Department, the city is having a lot of
large projects that need the cooperation of both domestic and foreign investors
such as the Health Complex in Tan Kien, Binh Chanh District, with many projects
such as the City Children’s Hospital, Hospital of Otolaryngology campus 2,
Hematology and Blood Transfusion Hospital, Oncology Hospital, Pham Ngoc Thach
University of Medical campus 2…
The
Government of Vietnam is conducting the socialization schedule in the
medical field. In fact, the total health expenditures of 93 million people in
Vietnam now accounts for 5.8% of GDP, the highest in ASEAN, which is said to become
the magnet for investors in this market.
In
2016, many foreign investors such as Bumrungrad Hospital Corporation (Thailand)
and Lippo Group (Indonesia) have expressed their intention to develop hospital
chain in Vietnam. This is considered a good time to invest in Vietnam health
sector.
In
a recent meeting with leaders of Vietnam Government, Temasek Corporation
(Singapore) said that in the coming time, this corporation wish to promote
investment activities in Vietnam, in which they will mainly invest in health
sector by building private hospitals.
Earlier,
in January 2014, Shangrila Corporation of Malaysia has invested to build Thanh
Do Hospital in Binh Tan district, HCMC. The hospital has 320 beds, 21 clinical
and subclinical specialties such as obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics,
surgery, cardiology, otolaryngology, ophthalmology, urology, cancer,
hepatobiliary, digestion… Until June 2015, the hospital has announced to change
their name and logo into City International Hospital (CIH).
At
the beginning of 2016, the investors in the health sector continues to surprise
when VOF Investment Fund (managed by VinaCapital) announced to takeover 75%
stake in Thai Hoa International Hospital in Dong Thap province. The amount of
money that VOF invested here is about 10 million USD.
According
VOF, in the coming time, the Fund will continue to seek investment
opportunities in the healthcare sector, including investment
opportunities in equitized public hospitals if they feel attractive enough.
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