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Medicare Group QPSC MCGS.QA · QAR

Health Care · Qatar Stock Exchange · 🇶🇦 Qatar

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Close of 9 Nov 2026, in QAR

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About Medicare Group QPSC

Its shares trade on Qatar Stock Exchange under the ticker MCGS.QA. It has been listed since 21 December 1999. In the fiscal year to 31 December 2024, it reported revenue of QAR 523.5m and net income of QAR 60.1m. At that date it held total assets of QAR 1.41bn and shareholders' equity of QAR 1.01bn.

Medicare Group QSC engages in the provision of healthcare services, which include intensive care units, rehabilitation centers, laboratories, and clinics. The firm owns Al-Ahli Hospital in Doha, whose clinical departments include anesthesiology, chiropractics, dental center, dermatology, emergency, gastroenterology, general surgery, heart care center, internal medicine, obstetrics and gynecology, ophthalmology, orthopedics and traumatology, pediatrics, psychiatry, pulmonary and chest, and urology. The Hospital’s ancillary services and units include dietary, pathology and laboratory medicine, pharmacy, physical and rehabilitative medicine, radiology, speech and language therapy, neonatal intensive care unit, and intensive care unit and coronary care unit.

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Company facts

Sector
Health Care
Industry
Health Care Providers & Services
Listed since
21 Dec 1999

Leadership

Pay as last reported

  • H. E. Sheikh Abdullah Bin Thani Bin Abdullah Al ThaniChairman of the Board of Directors, Representative of Al-Ruba Al-Khali TradingQAR 581,006
  • Mr. Khalid Mohammed Al-EmadiGroup Chief Executive Officer
  • Mr. Jamal HammadDeputy Chief Executive Officer
  • Dr. Abdul Basit Ahmed Al SheibiVice Chairman of the Board and Managing Director, Representative of Al-Etkan TradingQAR 290,503
  • Ammar AnnatshiChief Operating Officer
  • Mrs. Iman Mohammed Ali Al MalikLegal Advisor and Board Secretary
  • Mr. Sameera HapugodaHead of Internal Audit
  • Mrs. Manal ShaquraHuman Resources Consultant
  • H.E. Sheikh Thani Bin Abdullah Bin Thani Al ThaniMember of the Board, Representative of Ithmar Construction & Trading, since 2021QAR 290,503
  • Sheikh Turki Bin Khalid Bin Tani Al- ThaniMember of the Board, representative of Wethaq Business DevelopmentQAR 290,503
  • H.E. Sheikh Dr. Abdullah Bin Khalid Bin Thani Al ThaniMember of the Board, Representative of Dar Al- Arab for Trade & Development, since 2021QAR 290,503
  • H. E. Sheikh Mohammed Bin Thani Bin Abdullah Al ThaniMember of the Board, Representative of Al-Manara Investment CompanyQAR 290,503

Environmental, social and governance

Scores out of 100, from our data supplier

ESG
Overall
18
Environment
21
Social
1
Governance
30
Carbon reduction policy
No
Human rights policy
No

SWOT analysis

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Strengths

  • Al-Ahli Hospital in Doha offers comprehensive healthcare services including 15 clinical departments.
  • Medicare Group QPSC provides specialized care through its intensive care units and rehabilitation centers.
  • The firm's diverse clinical departments cover critical specialties like heart care and orthopedics.

Weaknesses

  • Medicare Group QPSC has only one hospital, Al-Ahli Hospital, in Doha.
  • The company's business is limited to healthcare services without diversification into other sectors.
  • The firm's operations are concentrated in Doha, Qatar, with no mention of expansion plans.

Opportunities

  • Expanding healthcare services to other regions in Qatar could increase market reach.
  • Growing demand for specialized healthcare services in the Middle East presents opportunities.
  • Partnerships with international healthcare providers could enhance service offerings.

Threats

  • Competition from other healthcare providers in Doha may impact market share.
  • Economic downturns in Qatar could reduce healthcare spending by individuals.
  • Regulatory changes in the healthcare sector might affect operational flexibility.

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