Ryman Healthcare (RYM) Investor presentation summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
Investor presentation summary
8 Jun, 2026Offer highlights
Launch of a 6-year, fixed-rate, secured, unsubordinated bond with up to NZ$100 million offered, plus up to NZ$50 million in oversubscriptions, maturing 22 June 2032.
Proceeds will refinance existing bank debt, upcoming bond maturity, and support general corporate purposes.
Bonds rank pari passu with all other senior lenders and share the same security package as bank lenders.
Exchange mechanism allows certain existing bondholders to swap old bonds for new on a one-for-one basis.
No credit rating assigned to the issuer or the bonds.
Portfolio and operations overview
Operates 47 retirement villages across New Zealand and Victoria, Australia, with a $12.3 billion asset base.
Portfolio includes 9,959 units, 4,686 aged care beds, and 15,547 residents, with an average village age of 11.8 years.
High-quality assets in premium locations, with $351 million land bank and significant development optionality.
Integrated care model offers independent living, serviced apartments, and aged care within each village.
Only two sites under construction, limiting exposure to construction cost inflation.
Funding and security structure
Completed full refinancing of $2 billion bank facilities, with no bank maturities until FY31 and $675 million debt headroom.
Industry-low gearing at 27.8%, with a target range of 25–30% in the short term.
$6.0 billion in assets available as security for lenders; security structure provides bondholders with equal ranking to banks.
Financial covenants include a Debt to Equity ratio not exceeding 1.0:1.0 and Guaranteeing Group Coverage of at least 90%.
Significant headroom in covenants and progressive deleveraging targeted through cash release from operations and asset sales.
Latest events from Ryman Healthcare
- Net profit halved to $94.4M as costs rose and cash flow guidance turned negative.RYM
H1 202526 May 2026 - First positive free cash flow in a decade, higher revenue, and raised FY26 guidance amid sector reforms.RYM
H1 202626 May 2026 - Operating EBITDAF nearly doubled and free cash flow turned positive, supporting strategic progress.RYM
H2 202626 May 2026 - $1.0b equity raise reduces debt and enables transformation, targeting sustainable growth.RYM
Investor presentation14 May 2026 - Targeting NZD 150m cash flow uplift and NZD 500m cash release by FY 2029, with resumed dividends.RYM
Investor Day 20264 Feb 2026 - Strategic reset, board overhaul, and $1B equity raise drive focus on value recovery.RYM
AGM 20253 Feb 2026 - Cash flow up, profit down, dividends suspended, new villages opened, sector funding tight.RYM
AGM 20242 Feb 2026 - Record build, improved cash flow, and cost savings set up for disciplined FY26 growth.RYM
H2 202520 Nov 2025