On one hand, revenue from its general health services was down by $170,000, due to reduced volume from pandemic-related services such as swab tests.
On the other hand, revenue from its specialised health services revenue increased by $170,000 to $16.02 million, with growth driven by a bigger number of procedures performed in Malaysia.
ISEC Healthcare shares last changed hands at 39 cents, down 18.09% year to date.
