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Pacific Healthcare swings to Q1 loss of $1.7mil
Pacific Healthcare Holdings said the group incurred a loss of $1.7
million for the quarter ended 31 March 2013 (1Q2013), compared to a
profit of $1.1 million in 1Q2012.
Including the one-off gain of $3.7 million in 1Q2012 on disposal of an investment, the loss would have increase to $2.6 million.
Revenue declined by 2% from $14 million to $13.7 million when compared to the corresponding period of last year (1Q2012).
Operating expenses was significantly lower in 1Q2013. The reduction
in operating expenses were due to consumables and medical supplies
declining by 23% from $2.8 million to $2.2 million and employee benefits
expenses declining by 11% from $9.4 million to $8.4 million due to
staff redundancy and restructuring exercise.
Rental expenses increased by 8% from $1.9 million to $2.1 million
primarily due to its Jakarta operations. Other expenses increased due to
an acquisition of subsidiary during the period. Total expenses fell
reduced by $1.2 million compared to last year.  ...Last Done: $0.082...
 
Pacific Healthcare unit sets up Indonesian JV to operate medical specialist and dentistry centre in downtown Jakarta |
WRITTEN BY THE EDGE |
FRIDAY, 28 JANUARY 2011 13:56 |
Pacific Healthcare Holdings says unit Pacific Healthcare (Indonesia) has entered into a joint venture agreement with PT Plaza Medical Nusantara to set up PT Pacific Healthcare Services Indonesia to operate and manage an integrated medical specialist and dentistry centre (including laboratory, pharmacy, and diagnostic, imaging and day surgery facilities) in downtown Jakarta to be known as Pacific Healthcare @ The Plaza. PT Plaza Medical Nusantara is a unit of PT Plaza Indonesia Realty Tbk, one of Indonesia’s leading prime property developers engaged in prime property development and management. PT Plaza Indonesia is listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange and owns the Grand Hyatt Jakarta as well as the prominent Plaza Indonesia Complex in Jakarta’s central business district.
Pacific Healthcare (Indonesia) and PT Plaza Medical Nusantara will hold 51% and 49% of PT Pacific Healthcare respectively. |
wow.. up again.. will it surplus healthway.. :)
why suddenly high volume and up 2cts? can invest??
is it good time to invest this at 0.11~0.115??
During bad times, people with shadow pockets get well fast without need for healthcare...
ha.ha. (just a joke).
In times like this, good to stay in cash. Just invest in quality stocks like singtel, SMRT, delgro etc.
Hi guys, is this a good time to get in?
Think it is on the down trend.... any advices. THKs!
Hi guys,
This Pacific HC is going LOW price.
Is it time to buy this up since this is in medical
Is this company the one doing comestics surgery at Paragon?
B-bands on the daily charts are getting really tight once again, weekly chart doesn't look good yet. Don't see any point of entry. RafflesMG and ThompsonMed have all cheonged somewhat since the healthcare sector in S'pore was rated overweight some weeks back. But PacificHC hasn't. Can anyone provide some insight? Not vested ... yet.
seems like people are going into this dude...
This sleepy company has finally awoken with an all time high of 0.39!
The closing price is 0.36 today. Like last year, it went up to this price during dividend announcement but went back to 0.29 to 0.30 after that. If it does not follow last year's trend, it should continue to inch higher. Because besides china and india expansion, they are breaking into the vietnamese market too. I suspect they might be looking into the Middle east market too.
Fundamentally, this stock's quite good. The sector it is in is also full of unrealised potential. With its aggressive expansion plans into India etc, seems quite promising.
However, price really crawls like a snail. Volume is also low.
Synapse,
Thank you. Will accumulate for mid term potential.
Pequot Healthcare Fund increased its stakes on 20 Mar 07. This can only be good thing. Taking a more global view of things, Sing Govt has been actively branding S'pore as the choice destination for medical tourism. Coupled with the overall bullish economic outlook for the local economy, i'm of the opinion that there is much mid to long-term potential for Pacific HC. What i especially like about the company is its asset light strategy and overseas expansion plans. From a TA perspective, it seems bullish with widening B-bands, 20/50 MA cross-over, and positive MACD on the daily charts. I don't think this stock would atract punters though due to its low daily volumes. If i'm not mistaken a breakout would be confirmed if the price closes above $0.345. Vested @ $0.29 from the recent correction.
Pequot Healthcare Fund is accumulating. Any comment?
Parkway's PE is greater than 20 while Raffles just breached 20 recently.. Thomson seems to be on its way there though I get the impression Thomson lacks overseas expansion plans..
If the industry PE is 20.. will Pacific HC be next?
Vested.
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Pacific Healthcare is an integrated healthcare provider offering a comprehensive range of healthcare services, encompassing specialist medical care, general practice medicine, dentistry, health screening, wellness services, as well as the operation a nursing home, day surgery centres and a psychiatric hospital. Aims to expand via medical centres in India (Hyderabad & Mumbai), Cord blood bank in India, Hospital in Shanghai, PRC and Day surgery centre in Hong Kong
Relative to its comparables Thomson Medical and Raffles Medical, Pacific Healthcare trades at the lowest P/E but has the lowest margins and dividend yield amongst the 3. Net profit forecasted to rise 15% from a year ago while revenue is expected to grow 20% as expansion costs expected to eat into margins.
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Technical Analysis
IPO price: $0.300. Barely close above water on trading debut and sank below 30 cents IPO price since then. On a downtrend subsequently with $0.300 proving a formidable resistance.
Supports: $0.23 to $0.24 (recent supports in late Feb to early Mar 06)
Resistances: $0.255/$0.26, $0.27 (support turned resistance), $0.28/$0.285 (downtrend resistance line), $0.300 (resistance level since IPO debut)
Indicators: Neutral, RSI and Stochastics trendless, MACD histogram hovering just above 0.
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