Metro Pacific Hospital

Metro Pacific Hospital Holdings, Inc. (MPHHI), now rebranded as Metro Pacific Health (MPH), is the Philippines' largest private hospital and healthcare network, founded in 2007 as a subsidiary of Metro Pacific Investments Corporation (MPIC), the infrastructure holding company of Manuel V. Pangilinan's MVP Group. The network has grown from an initial cluster of hospitals in Metro Manila to a nationwide portfolio of 28 hospitals as of September 2025, including landmark facilities such as Makati Medical Center, Cardinal Santos Medical Center, Asian Hospital and Medical Center, and De Los Santos Medical Center. MPH operates with a mission to bring high-quality, compassionate, and accessible healthcare closer to every Filipino. In October 2019, KKR led a consortium — together with Singapore's sovereign wealth fund GIC — to invest a combined PHP 35.3 billion (approximately USD 680 million) in the company for approximately 41% of its equity, valuing MPHHI at approximately USD 3.2 billion. As of 2024, KKR and GIC collectively hold 80% of MPH. The company has pursued active geographic expansion beyond Metro Manila, adding hospitals in Antipolo, Parañaque, and other provincial locations. KKR and GIC engaged banks in 2024 to explore a sale of their 80% stake at a reported valuation of USD 3.2 billion, though the process was ongoing as of mid-2026.