Acadia Healthcare Company (ACHC) Q4 2014 earnings summary
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Q4 2014 earnings summary
6 Nov, 2026Executive summary
FY14 delivered strong profitable growth, surpassing $1B revenue; organic growth and acquisitions expanded capacity, while same-facility revenue and margins increased.
Operations ended 2014 with 78 facilities and over 5,800 beds across 24 U.S. states, the U.K. and Puerto Rico; CRC acquisition in February 2015 expanded the platform to about 8,300 beds.
Financial highlights
FY14 revenue rose 40.8% to $1,004.6M from $713.4M; same-facility revenue grew 10.9%.
Income from continuing operations was $83.2M, or $1.50 diluted EPS, versus $43.3M, or $0.86; net income was $83.0M versus $42.6M.
Adjusted income from continuing operations rose 58.7% to $85.0M; adjusted diluted EPS increased 43.9% to $1.54.
Adjusted EBITDA increased 48.3% to $215.5M, or 21.5% of revenue versus 20.4%; same-facility EBITDA margin rose 180 bps to 26.1%.
Continuing-operations cash flow was $115.5M, up 76.8%; year-end cash was $94.0M and working capital was $108.2M.
Outlook and guidance
FY15 plans include approximately 500 additional beds at facilities owned at 2014 year-end and seven de novo facilities: three acute inpatient sites and four CRC comprehensive treatment centers.
Management expected further profitable growth, supported by FY14 earnings momentum, organic bed additions, new facilities and acquisition opportunities.
Pro forma FY14 revenue, assuming the 2013–14 acquisitions and CRC had closed January 1, 2013, was $1,569.9M; pro forma FY13 revenue was $1,480.6M.
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