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Bangkok Dusit Medical Services

Bangkok Dusit Medical Services (BDMS-R TB)

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Health Care • Thailand
Bangkok Dusit Medical Services Public Company Limited is Thailand's largest private healthcare group, operating a network of private hospitals and healthcare facilities in Thailand and Cambodia. The company provides a comprehensive range of medical services, including preventive care, treatment, and rehabilitation, through its various hospital brands such as Bangkok Hospital, Samitivej Hospital, and Phyathai Hospital. Additionally, it engages in businesses supporting medical care, such as medical laboratories, pharmaceutical production, and distribution of medical equipment. The company was founded in 1969 and is headquartered in Bangkok, Thailand.
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•02 Jun 2025 09:30

Thailand Short Interest Weekly (May 30th): Advanced Info Service, Gulf Energy Development

We analyzed SET short interest report for the past week and highlighted short interest changes in Advanced Info Service, Gulf Energy Development,...

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•30 May 2025 20:06•Broker

Bangkok Dusit Medical Services - Focusing on Cost Control

We have a positive view on the BDMS’s ability to continue reducing costs, which should help maintain or even improve its high EBITDA margin,...

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•28 May 2025 21:41

Bangkok Dusit Medical Services (BDMS TB): 1Q25 Stable; Resurgent Covid Might Scar 2Q

​Bangkok Dusit Medical Services (BDMS TB) sees 6% revenue growth in 1Q25, driven by international and Thai patient revenue. Profits rise, but short...

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•19 May 2025 09:30

Thailand Short Interest Weekly (May 16th): Tmbthanachart Bank, Scc, Advanced Info Service, CP ALL

We analyzed SET short interest report for the past week and highlighted short interest changes in Tmbthanachart Bank, Scc, Advanced Info Service,...

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•16 May 2025 07:11•Broker

Bangkok Dusit Medical Services - In-Line 1Q25 Earnings...

1Q25 net profit was in line with expectations. However, the outlook remains uncertain due to a potential decline in Myanmar patient visits...

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