Bangkok Dusit Medical: Huge quarterly profit despite market fluctuations!

Bangkok Dusit Medical: Huge quarterly profit despite market fluctuations!

Bangkok Dusit Medical Services (BDMS) today reported financial results for the second quarter of 2025, posting an impressive quarterly profit of 4.32 billion baht. This marks a notable step for the company, which is able to hold its own in a challenging economic environment. At the closing price of the Thailand Stock Exchange on November 12, 2025, the stock was trading at THB 18.80, an increase of 1.62% compared to the previous day. In the last five days, the price has improved by 0.53%, but the value is down 23.27% since the beginning of the year, as Marketscreener reports.

The Company, its subsidiaries and key financials are stable, as evidenced by the audited reports. The consolidated balance sheet shows assets of 151.57 billion baht, while liabilities are 46.19 billion baht. The equity stands at 105.37 billion baht. Similar figures were noted in the separate financial report, indicating the company's good economic situation. Sales increased to 55.62 billion baht in the first six months, compared to 53.02 billion baht in the previous year. These figures come from financial reports prepared in accordance with Thai Accounting Standards and verified by independent auditors, as Marketscreener highlights.

Healthcare in transition

The current economic situation goes hand in hand with the healthcare transformation that BDMS is driving. The 2025 Academic Annual Meeting took place at the BDMS Connect Center in Bangkok from November 3rd to 7th, 2025. Under the theme “Striving for Excellence in Healthcare Across the Lifespan: From Prevention to Precision Medicine,” the event focused on expertise and professional development. Dr. Poramaporn Prasarttong-Osoth, President and Senior CEO of BDMS, stated that the company's vision is to transform Thailand's healthcare system through artificial intelligence (AI) and innovative technologies to raise the efficiency and quality of services to international standards, such as Bangkok Post reports.

A key point of the event was the presentation of current AI applications used in BDMS hospitals, such as systems for analyzing x-rays and mammograms. The program aims to create a comprehensive healthcare ecosystem that integrates treatment, prevention and home care. The importance of Thai health data for AI development as well as insights into the future growth sectors in wellness were also discussed. In particular, the wellness market in Thailand recorded a growth of 28.4% in the last two years.

Conclusion

Bangkok Dusit Medical Services not only demonstrates financial solidity, but also shows through innovative approaches that it is actively shaping change in the healthcare system. Both the financial results and the pursuit of AI-powered technologies leave a positive impression and could be crucial for the future of BDMS. The combination of economic success and healthcare transformation shows that this is an exciting time for the healthcare sector in Bangkok.