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Bupa Health Insurance (Thailand) plans to beef up its investment over the next three years to accommodate promising prospects in local health insurance sales brought on by the recent flooding and more frequent natural disasters and epidemics.
Andrew Wong, managing director of the country's leading health coverage specialist, said Bupa is set to invest an additional 50 million baht over the next three years on top of the normal annual capital expenditure of 20 million baht.
The fresh funds will go mainly to upgrading its infrastructure, customers' services, call centre, online sales and electronic claims with hospitals.
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- Writer: Charoen Kittikanya
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