Raffles Medical Group (BSL) H1 2026 earnings summary
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H1 2026 earnings summary
4 Nov, 2026Executive summary
H1 2026 revenue fell 6.7% YoY to S$353.2m and PATMI declined 9.6% to S$29.0m; higher Hospital Services profit and improved insurance results partly offset weaker Healthcare Services performance.
Hospital Services remained the largest revenue contributor, with efficiency and claims experience supporting improved segment profitability.
Financial highlights
EBITDA declined 5.6% to S$60.1m; operating profit fell 8.4% to S$38.1m, profit before tax fell 10.8% to S$39.2m and profit for the period fell 9.8% to S$29.3m.
Other operating income rose to S$5.7m from S$0.7m, reflecting foreign-exchange gains and non-recurring income in H1 2026.
Lower staff costs, insurance service expenses and reinsurance costs partly offset higher purchased clinical services; finance costs fell as interest expenses declined.
Total comprehensive income was S$38.2m versus S$21.4m, including foreign-currency translation gains of S$8.9m compared with losses of S$11.1m in H1 2025.
Outlook and guidance
Directors expect FY2026 profitability, barring unforeseen circumstances; results were in line with expectations set out in the FY2025 results announcement.
Priorities include deepening capabilities in Asian markets, broadening clinical and specialist services, evaluating complementary growth opportunities, and adopting suitable technology, including AI.
No interim dividend was declared; the dividend policy consolidates interim and final distributions into an annual core dividend.
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