UOB Kay Hian’s Thai Wei Ying believes the new hospital will target affluent local patients, expatriates and potentially, medical tourists. The hospital is also situated near transportation hubs such as Hongqiao airport and a high-speed railway station, which would facilitate high patient traffic. Thai also added that the group’s six existing medical centres in Shanghai could provide a strong customer base and referrals to the hospital.

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