Movement Alert|Health 160 Rises 8.39% in Regular Trading, Frost and Sullivan Certifies Company as No.1 AI Hospital Operations Service Provider in China

Market Focus
Jun 29

On June 29, Health 160 (02656.HK) rose 8.39% in regular trading, trading at 10.79 HKD/share, with turnover of approximately 24.66 million HKD.

On the news front, Frost & Sullivan recently published a report certifying Health 160 as the top-ranked AI hospital operations service provider in China, measured by both hospital contract volume and deployed scenario count. As of end-April, the company's 160AI Hospital platform had cumulatively signed 120 public medical institutions, including 66 top-tier (Grade III-A) hospitals representing 55% of the total, and 97 Grade III or above hospitals accounting for 80.8%.

The company operates a dual-revenue model combining SaaS subscriptions with approximately 10% revenue sharing on online non-medical-insurance GMV. In a benchmark Grade III-A hospital case, online self-pay project GMV achieved a monthly compound growth rate of 155.7%, demonstrating the commercial loop has been initially validated. The certification reinforces the company's strategic transition from an online registration portal to an AI-powered hospital operations service provider.

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