Life Healthcare Group Holdings (LHC) Q3 2026 TU earnings summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
Q3 2026 TU earnings summary
12 Nov, 2026Executive summary
FY2026 earnings comparisons are distorted by the FY2025 disposal of Life Molecular Imaging (LMI), which generated a R2.4bn net gain.
NEPS, which excludes non-trading items, is presented as a better measure of underlying southern African business performance.
Financial highlights
Continuing operations NEPS for FY2026 expected at 106.3–111.3 cents, up 6%–11% against FY2025 reported and pro forma NEPS of 100.3 cents.
Continuing operations EPS expected at 94.1–98.8 cents, up 0%–5% against FY2025 pro forma EPS of 94.1 cents.
Continuing operations HEPS expected at 100.7–106.0 cents, down 1%–6% against FY2025 pro forma HEPS of 107.1 cents.
Continuing and discontinued operations EPS expected at 84.2–97.3 cents, down 63%–68% against FY2025 reported EPS of 263.0 cents.
Outlook and guidance
FY2026 results for the year ended 30 September 2026 were expected to be released on 26 November 2026.
FY2026 earnings estimates were still being finalised at the time of the statement.
Latest events from Life Healthcare Group Holdings
- Revenue and earnings rose, with margin gains, strong cash flow, and a 9.5% dividend increase.LHC
H1 2026 - NEPS expected to rise 6%–10% and revenue up 2.2%–2.6% despite operational headwinds.LHC
Q2 2026 TU - Revenue and NEPS rose, LMI sale boosted profits, and asset optimisation drove efficiency.LHC
H2 2025 - Revenue rose 12.7%, with LMI growth and R10.6bn returned to shareholders.LHC
H2 2024 - LMI targets rapid growth via NeuraCeq®, new diagnostics, and stable R&D revenue streams.LHC
CMD 2024 presentation - Aggressive expansion, value-based care, and LMI divestment position Life Healthcare for strong growth.LHC
CMD 2025 presentation - Revenue up 8.1%, EBITDA rose, but LMI disposal led to a net loss; major asset sale pending.LHC
H1 2025