Life Healthcare as an investment
The group is a conduit through which the shareholders own the assets
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One of three leading private hospital operators in attractive
South African healthcare market |
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Market share of ± 27% of South African hospital beds |
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Owns Life Esidimeni, largest healthcare public/private partnership
(PPP) in South Africa |
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Market leader in acute mental healthcare, acute rehabilitation and
occupational healthcare in the private market |
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Extensive geographic network of healthcare facilities |
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Market leader for preferred provider agreements with medical
funders |
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| Shareholder wealth creation |
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Solid track record of operational excellence |
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Over 100 senior Life Healthcare managers have invested in the
Company |
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13% compound annual growth in revenue over five years from
continuing operations |
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Normalised EBITDA margin has increased from 21.0% to 24.7%
over five years |
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Occupancies increased to 70% over five years despite the
addition of nearly1 200 beds
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Earnings underpinned by high cash generation |
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Compound annual growth rate of 16% for normalised EBITDA
over five years |
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| Management depth |
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Experienced management team with an average 15 years’ service |
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Management team has guided growth and development of the
Group |
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Formalised succession planning and management skills
development ensure the continuity of management excellence |
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| Good governance |
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Board structure has strong independent element |
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As at 30 September 2010, the board of directors is a culturally
diverse group with five historically disadvantaged members of
whom two are female and six white members |
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Compliant with JSE Listings Requirements |
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Working on King III compliance by 2011 |
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| Sustainability |
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Committed to clinical excellence in world class facilities |
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Track record of providing high quality, cost effective healthcare
in South Africa |
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Continued focus on transformation and BBBEE |
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Well entrenched corporate social investment programme |
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Support for government’s initiatives to build a healthier nation |
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Making a vital contribution to the training and development of
nurses in South Africa |
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