Nov 4, 2026 · about 380 roles
Not linked to AIIHH Healthcare is consolidating its business support services in Singapore, Hong Kong and Malaysia: some staff move into redesigned roles, and about 0.5% of its 76,000 staff (about 380 people, The Business Times worked out) are leaving through voluntary separation offers and other separations; its clinical services, healthcare professionals and patient-facing teams are not affected.
The reason IHH Healthcare gave
"harmonise processes, unlock synergies across its network and invest resources where they create the greatest impact for patients" ... "To continue delivering high-quality patient care for the long term, we must change the way we work and build an organisation that is more resilient, agile and future-ready,"IHH Healthcare (first words) and group chief executive Prem Kumar Nair, in IHH's statement of 4 November 2026 (quoted by The Business Times)
The statement does not mention AI or automation. Nair said the healthcare landscape has become more complex and fast-changing with advances in technology, growing healthcare needs and patient expectations, and the consolidation goes with a new enterprise resource planning (business software) system IHH announced in June; no report read (The Business Times, AsiaOne, Human Resources Online) tied the cut to AI.
Source: The Business Times: IHH Healthcare to cut close to 400 jobs across Singapore, Hong Kong and Malaysia. Checked Nov 6, 2026.