Dubai Investments said on 28 July it had completed the acquisition of an 80% stake in Clemenceau Medical Center Dubai, lifting its ownership of the hospital from 20% to 100%.
Why Dubai Investments PJSC is buying Clemenceau Medical Center Dubai (80%)
Dubai Investments said full ownership reflects its conviction in the long-term growth of healthcare and gives it more strategic and operational flexibility to support CMC Dubai's expansion and specialised services.
“Full ownership provides Dubai Investments with enhanced strategic and operational flexibility, enabling the Group to support CMC Dubai's expansion”
Deal terms and financing
The stake was bought through wholly owned subsidiary Dubai Investments Industries from Khansaheb Investment and Clemenceau Medical Company. ZAWYA described it as a non-cash deal with the two existing shareholders, and Enterprise reported, citing a DFM disclosure, that its value was not disclosed.
Regulatory approvals and timing
Enterprise reported on 20 July that closing was expected in the third quarter subject to regulatory approval; Dubai Investments announced completion on 28 July 2026.
Market context
CMC Dubai began operating in 2020, has more than 100 inpatient beds and is part of the Clemenceau Medicine network. Dubai Investments, founded in 1995, is a listed multi-asset investment group that has been increasing its healthcare holdings.
