Mobile-health Network Solutions Business Summary

Mobile-health Network Solutions (MNDR) operates as a comprehensive AI-powered digital healthcare provider, primarily through its MaNaDr platform, which serves as a 360-degree ecosystem connecting patients with a global network of medical professionals. The company generates revenue through a diversified mix of transaction-based fees from teleconsultations, e-commerce sales of healthcare products and medical devices, and wholesale pharmaceutical distribution via its MaNaPharma arm. Recently, the firm expanded into the Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) space with the February 2026 launch of Otter.SG, an AI-driven clinic management platform utilizing tiered subscription models. MNDR operates across two primary segments: Telemedicine and Other Services, and the Sale of Medicine and Medical Devices. In a competitive landscape featuring players like Amwell (AMWL), Euda Health (EUDA), and Teladoc, MNDR distinguishes itself through an asset-light, AI-centric model focused on Southeast Asian market dominance and aggressive expansion into autonomous AI-driven clinical care pathways. The leadership team is anchored by co-founders and Co-CEOs Dr. Siaw Tung Yeng and Dr. Teoh Pui Pui, both of whom bring extensive clinical and entrepreneurial experience to the firm; Dr. Teoh also serves as the Chief Operating Officer and Chairwoman of the Board. The executive suite includes Chief Financial Officer Aik Huat Leong, Chief Technology Officer Siew Siew Chan, and Chief Medical Officer Dr. Seng Taat Siaw, ensuring a balance of technical innovation and medical governance. The company is backed by strategic institutional investors including Indopacific Health Investment Corporation and Yorkville Advisors Global LP. The board of directors, which includes independent members such as Gabe Rijpma and Ho Hin Yip, provides oversight as the company transitions from a regional telehealth provider to a global AI health-tech infrastructure player, recently underscored by strategic MOUs for AI-optimized data centers in Malaysia.