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Georgia Healthcare Group PLC
21 November 2016
3(rd) quarter and 9 month 2016
Results
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FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENTS
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"forward-looking statements", including, but not limited to,
statements concerning expectations, projections, objectives,
targets, goals, strategies, future events, future revenues or
performance, capital expenditures, financing needs, plans or
intentions relating to acquisitions, competitive strengths and
weaknesses, plans or goals relating to financial position and
future operations and development.
While these forward-looking statements represent our judgments
and future expectations concerning the development of our business,
a number of risks, uncertainties and other factors could cause
actual developments and results to differ materially from our
expectations.
These factors include, but are not limited to the following: (1)
general market, macroeconomic, governmental, legislative and
regulatory trends; (2) movements in local and international
currency exchange rates; interest rates and securities markets; (3)
competitive pressures; (4) technological developments; (5) changes
in the financial position or credit worthiness of our customers,
obligors and counterparties and developments in the market in which
they operate; (6) management changes and changes to our group
structure; and (7) other key factors that we have indicated could
adversely affect our business and financial performance, which are
contained elsewhere in this document and in our past and future
filings and reports, including those filed with the respective
authorities.
When relying on forward-looking statements, investors should
carefully consider the foregoing factors and other uncertainties
and events. Accordingly, we are under no obligations (and expressly
disclaim such obligations) to update or alter our forward-looking
statements whether as a result of new information, future events,
or otherwise.
Georgia Healthcare Group PLC ("GHG" or the "Group" - LSE: GHG
LN), announces the Group's third quarter and nine month 2016
consolidated financial results. Unless otherwise mentioned,
comparatives are for the third quarter of 2015. The results are
based on International Financial Reporting Standards ("IFRS") as
adopted in the European Union ("EU"), are unaudited and extracted
from management accounts.
HIGHLIGHTS
GHG announces today the Group's 3Q16 and 9M16 consolidated
results, reporting a nine month profit of GEL 55.0 million (US$
23.6 million/GBP 18.2 million) and earnings per share ("EPS") of
GEL 0.35 (US$ 0.15 per share/GBP 0.12 per share).
GHG - the leading integrated player in the Georgian healthcare
ecosystem of GEL 3.4 billion aggregate value
9M16 financial performance
-- Net profit was GEL 55.0 million (US$ 23.6 million / GBP 18.2
million), (up 196.3% y-o-y)
-- Normalised net profit was GEL 27.9 million(1) (US$ 12.0
million / GBP 9.2 million)
-- EPS was GEL 0.35 (US$0.15 / GBP 0.12 per share)
-- Normalised EPS was GEL 0.18(2) (US$0.08 / GBP 0.06 per
share)
-- Revenue was GEL 290.4 million (up 64.8% y-o-y)
-- EBITDA was GEL 53.7 million (up 35.6% y-o-y)
-- Return on Average Equity ("ROAE"), normalised, was
12.4%(3)
3Q16 financial performance
-- Net profit was GEL 9.8 million (US$ 4.2 million / GBP 3.2
million), (up 86.3% y-o-y, up 21.4% q-o-q(4) )
-- EPS was GEL 0.06 (US$0.02 / GBP 0.02 per share)
-- Revenue was GEL 116.2 million (up 81.0% y-o-y, up 14.2%
q-o-q)
-- EBITDA was GEL 19.7 million (up 23.1% y-o-y, up 16.9%
q-o-q)
-- Return on Average Equity ("ROAE"), normalised, was 12.0%
(1) Normalized net profit is the net profit adjusted for one-off
non-recurring gain due to deferred tax adjustments (in the amount
of GEL 29.3 million for GHG, which fully resulted from the Group's
healthcare services business) and adjusted for one-off currency
translation loss in June ("translation loss") (in the amount of GEL
2.1 million), which resulted from settlement of the US Dollar
denominated payable for the acquisition of GPC, the Group's pharma
business. For details on the deferred tax adjustments, see the
explanation in the bullet point immediately preceding "Healthcare
services business" on page 5 of GHG 2(nd) quarter 2016 results
announcement. The above mentioned adjustments were made during 1H16
and no new adjustments were added in 3Q16.
(2) Earnings per share (EPS) equals Profit for the period
attributable to shareholders of the Company adjusted for
non-recurring income/expense, deferred tax adjustments and foreign
currency translation gain/loss divided by weighted average number
of shares outstanding during the same period.
(3) Normalised ROAE is calculated as profit for the period
attributable to shareholders of the Company adjusted as explained
in "footnote 1" divided by average equity attributable to
shareholders of the Company for the same period net of unutilised
portion of IPO proceeds.
(4) Compared to 2Q16 normalised profit
Healthcare services - the largest healthcare services provider
in the fast-growing, predominantly privately-owned, Georgian
healthcare services market
9M16 financial performance
-- Revenue was GEL 178.5 million (up 27.9% y-o-y)
-- Organic revenue growth was 13.4% y-o-y
-- Gross profit was GEL 81.1 million (up 35.7% y-o-y)
-- EBITDA was GEL 52.8 million (up 42.7% y-o-y)
-- EBITDA margin was 29.6% (up 310 bps y-o-y)
-- Operating leverage was positive at 20.3 percentage points
y-o-y
-- Net profit was GEL 56.9 million (up 250.8% y-o-y)
-- Net profit, normalised, was 29.7 million, (US$ 12.7 million /
GBP 9.8 million)
3Q16 financial performance
-- Revenue was GEL 59.3 million (up 16.0% y-o-y, up 0.9%
q-o-q)
-- Organic revenue growth was 14.2% y-o-y
-- Gross profit was GEL 27.4 million (up 26.6% y-o-y, up 2.7%
q-o-q)
-- EBITDA was GEL 17.8 million (up 21.5% y-o-y, up 3.7%
q-o-q)
-- EBITDA margin was 30.0% (up 140 bps y-o-y, up 80 bps
q-o-q)
-- Operating leverage was positive at 17.6 percentage points
y-o-y
-- Net profit was GEL 9.4 million (up 151.4% y-o-y, down 73.5%
q-o-q, down 5.7% q-o-q compared to normilised profit)
Pharma business - the third largest pharmaceutical retailer and
wholesaler in Georgia
Financial performance since acquisition (May 2016 - Sep 2016)
(5)
-- Revenue was GEL 76.4 million
-- Gross profit was GEL 15.4 million
-- Gross margin was 20.2%
-- EBITDA was GEL 2.3 million
-- EBITDA margin was 3.1%
-- Net profit was GEL 0.2 million
3Q16 financial performance
-- Revenue was GEL 45.7 million
-- Gross profit was GEL 9.8 million
-- Gross margin was 21.5% (up 3.1 percentage points q-o-q)
-- EBITDA was GEL 1.8 million
-- EBITDA margin was 3.9% (up 2.1 percentage points q-o-q)
-- Net profit was GEL 0.6 million
Medical insurance business - the largest medical insurance
provider in Georgia
9M16 financial performance
-- Net insurance premiums earned were GEL 45.2 million (up 5.0%
y-o-y)
-- Gross profit was GEL 4.4 million (down 41.8% y-o-y)
-- Loss ratio was 83.6% (up 6.5 percentage points y-o-y)
-- Expense ratio was 20.8%(6) (up 3.0 percentage points
y-o-y)
-- Combined ratio was 104.4% (up 9.5 percentage points
y-o-y)
-- EBITDA was negative at GEL 1.4 million
-- Net loss was GEL 2.1 million
(5) Pharma business financials are included since 1(st) of May
2016, as GHG completed the acquisition of the pharma business in
May 2016 and started consolidation afterwards
(6) In prior year GHG financial statements, the Group had offset
agents' commission fees paid for attracting insurance premiums with
insurance revenue. Therefore insurance revenue was presented on a
net basis in all prior period accounts. The Group reconsidered the
presentation and decided that separate presentation of agents'
commissions aids
3Q16 financial performance
-- Net insurance premiums earned were GEL 16.1 million (up 5.6%
y-o-y, up 4.9% q-o-q)
-- Gross profit was GEL 2.1 million (down 31.2% y-o-y, up 61.6%
q-o-q)
-- Loss ratio was 79.9% (up 5.6 percentage points y-o-y, down
5.1 percentage points q-o-q)
-- Expense ratio was 20.5% (up 2.9 percentage points y-o-y, down
1.3 percentage points q-o-q)
-- Combined ratio was 100.4% (up 8.5 percentage points y-o-y,
down 6.4 percentage points q-o-q)
-- EBITDA was GEL 0.1mln (EBITDA excluding Ministry of Defense
("MOD") related business was GEL 0.6mln)
-- Net loss was GEL 0.2 million
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER STATEMENT
I am pleased to report another robust set of quarterly results
for the third quarter of 2016, with continued progress in our
Healthcare Services business; a full quarter's consolidation of our
GPC acquisition, and the expected stabilisation of profitability in
our medical insurance business. We have also today announced a
major transaction in the pharmacy business, which, upon completion
will make us the number one player in Georgia on the pharma market
as we are in healthcare services and medical insurance. Details on
the transaction, which is subject to regulatory approval, are in
our separate press release.
The Group's profit of GEL 55.0 million in the first nine months
of 2016 almost tripled the GEL 18.6 million made in the first nine
months of 2015, although the reported results have been
significantly affected by a number of one-off items and business
changes, in particular the impact of deferred tax releases in the
second quarter due to a recent corporate tax legislation change
which lifted profits by GEL 25.1 million. Normalised net profit in
nine months have increased by 112.8%. Profit before income tax
expense in the third quarter of 2016 was GEL 10.4 million, up 96.3%
on the third quarter of 2015, and up 65.0% on the second quarter of
2016.
Group revenues, at GEL 290.4 million for the first nine months
of the year, increased by 64.8%. The Group's overall performance
continues to be driven by the healthcare services business which
delivered nine month revenues of GEL 178.5 million, supported by
13.4% organic revenue growth and a 310bps - EBITDA margin
improvement to 29.6%, with the third quarter EBITDA margin reaching
30.0%. We continue to benefit significantly from our strong
business growth and increasing economies of scale.
The Group's key strategic priorities are: to achieve one-third
market share by hospital beds; to deliver a rapid launch of
ambulatory clinics in the highly fragmented and underpenetrated
outpatient market; and to invest to close existing medical service
gaps. In the third quarter we continued to make progress in each of
these strategic priorities.
In our healthcare services business, the renovation work on both
our Deka and Sunstone hospital facilities has continued. Both
hospital renovations remain on schedule and within budget, and both
are expected to be fully completed and operational in mid of 2017.
In August, we opened one of the largest diagnostic centres in
Tbilisi as part of the Deka hospital - the first step in developing
Deka into a flagship multi-profile hospital in Georgia.
We are also in the process of launching around 50 new services
at nine of our referral hospitals. This will include the launch of
a number of sophisticated services such as oncology,
transplantation of bone marrow and paediatric kidney transplants,
as well as basic services such as pediatrics, neonatology and
ophthalmology. We have already launched a neuro intensive
department at Telavi hospital, Laparoscopic operations at Batumi
regional hospital and a Thoracoscopy service at Children's new
hospital.
Our strategy to increase our share of healthcare revenues
through the roll-out of a nationwide network of ambulatory clinics
has continued and the launch, in October, of a new ambulatory
cluster in Zugdidi, the largest city in the Samegrelo region in
West Georgia, increased the size of our ambulatory clinics
portfolio to a total of eight ambulatory clusters, out of which
four were opened during 9M16. Another two are under renovation and
will be launched in 4Q16.
In Q3 we fully consolidated the acquisition of GPC, one of the
largest retail and wholesale pharmacy chains in Georgia, and
continued our integration activities. We remain on track to deliver
our initial guidance on synergies, and more than doubled the EBITDA
margin in Q3 to 3.9%, from 1.8% in Q2 2016. The Gross Margin
improved to 21.5%, from 18.4%, over the same period. In total, GPC
now operates a countrywide network of 112 pharmacies in major
cities, 25 of which incorporate express ambulatory clinics.
We are already capturing important synergies from the
acquisition of GPC. We have eliminated the majority of the
unnecessary costs and negotiations with suppliers continue to
achieve better purchase pricing, resulting in the business having
already achieved more than half of the expected purchasing
synergies. We believe, however, that the biggest value enhancement
in the GPC acquisition is the potential for increased customer
acquisition for our outpatient business through GPC's one million
customer interactions and 0.5 million loyalty program users and we
have already started to explore this opportunity. During the third
quarter, we launched a bundled product for our pharma and
ambulatory businesses to tap into around 500,000 GPC customers who
have never been to our outpatient facilities and we expect to
direct some 10,000 new customers per month from our pharmacies to
our ambulatory clinics.
Furthermore, the acquisition we announced today of the
Pharma-depot chain of pharmacies - the fourth largest player in
Georgian pharma market - has a strong strategic fit with our
existing business model. As a result of this transaction, GHG will
further enhance its already strong position in the pharma market
and become the market leader in this segment, in addition to our
existing market leading positions in healthcare services and
medical insurance. We aim to keep both brands, as they have a
distinct positioning in two types of customer segments: GPC for the
higher-end customer segment and Pharma-depot for the mass retail
segment.
Apart from significant cost synergies in areas of procurement
and administrative expenses, we aim to focus on three main areas at
the combined pharma business over the next 2-3 years: decreasing
the cost of goods sold / cost of services by realising captive cost
synergy and manufacturer cost synergy; the enhancement of the
retail margin by launching private label products; and the
expansion of sales to hospitals and other small players in pharma.
We will be further expanding our footprint selectively both in
large cities as well as in many regions of Georgia, and will
realise additional revenue synergies in healthcare services from
the traffic from our combined pharma business that will average two
million customer interactions per month.
Our medical insurance business has now delivered the expected
stabilisation of earnings. In the third quarter of 2016, our
medical insurance revenues increased 5.6% year-on-year, and 4.9%
quarter-on-quarter, supported by improved sales to both retail and
corporate clients. The combined ratio showed a favorable decline to
near 100%, and the business contributed positively to EBITDA for
the first time in 2016.
We remain comfortably on track to deliver on our target to more
than double our 2015 healthcare services revenues by 2018, and we
are already close to achieving our targeted 30% EBITDA margin in
the healthcare services business. Our focus on our strategic
priorities is clear and we expect a strong performance for the full
year.
Nikoloz Gamkrelidze,
CEO of Georgia Healthcare Group PLC
DISCUSSION OF GROUP RESULTS
Georgia Healthcare Group PLC is the UK incorporated holding
company of the largest healthcare services business, pharma
business and medical insurance provider in the fast-growing,
predominantly privately-owned, Georgian healthcare market.
Income statement, GHG consolidated
GEL thousands;
unless otherwise Change, Change, Change,
noted 3Q16 3Q15 Y-o-Y 2Q16 Q-o-Q 9M16 9M15 Y-o-Y
Revenue, gross 116,159 64,192 81.0% 101,673 14.2% 290,408 176,238 64.8%
Corrections &
rebates (762) (680) 12.1% (724) 5.2% (1,896) (2,522) -24.8%
Revenue, net 115,397 63,512 81.7% 100,949 14.3% 288,512 173,716 66.1%
Revenue from
healthcare services 58,542 50,451 16.0% 58,056 0.8% 176,639 137,028 28.9%
Revenue from
pharma 45,725 - - 30,691 49.0% 76,416 - -
Net insurance
premiums earned 16,054 15,196 5.6% 15,298 4.9% 45,182 43,010 5.0%
Eliminations (4,925) (2,135) 130.6% (3,095) 59.1% (9,725) (6,322) 53.8%
Costs of services (76,563) (38,844) 97.1% (67,395) 13.6% (188,109) (106,603) 76.5%
Cost of healthcare
services (31,170) (28,821) 8.1% (31,399) -0.7% (95,567) (77,283) 23.7%
Cost of pharma (35,915) - - (25,059) 43.3% (60,974) - -
Cost of insurance
services (13,939) (12,123) 15.0% (13,989) -0.4% (40,775) (35,444) 15.0%
Eliminations 4,461 2,101 112.3% 3,052 46.2% 9,207 6,125 50.3%
Gross profit 38,834 24,668 57.4% 33,554 15.7% 100,403 67,113 49.6%
Salaries and
other employee
benefits (10,841) (7,104) 52.6% (9,229) 17.5% (26,993) (19,706) 37.0%
General and administrative
expenses (8,423) (2,510) 235.6% (6,758) 24.6% (18,383) (7,460) 146.4%
Impairment of
receivables (172) (990) -82.6% (1,236) -86.1% (2,388) (2,836) -15.8%
Other operating
income 329 1,964 -83.2% 551 -40.3% 1,099 2,505 -56.1%
EBITDA 19,727 16,029 23.1% 16,882 16.9% 53,738 39,617 35.6%
Depreciation
and amortisation (5,215) (3,482) 49.8% (4,581) 13.8% (14,261) (8,371) 70.4%
Net interest
expense (3,838) (4,786) -19.8% (3,469) 10.6% (8,963) (14,904) -39.9%
Net gains/(losses)
from foreign
currencies (263) (1,759) -85.1% (1,964) -86.6% (2,487) 3,690 -167.4%
Net non-recurring
income/(expense) (48) (722) -93.4% (586) -91.8% (864) (1,489) -42.0%
Profit before
income tax expense 10,363 5,279 96.3% 6,282 65.0% 27,163 18,542 46.5%
Income tax benefit (587) (31) NMF 26,920 NMF 27,838 22 NMF
of which: Deferred
tax adjustments - - 27,113 29,311
Profit for the
period 9,776 5,248 86.3% 33,202 -70.6% 55,001 18,564 196.3%
Attributable
to:
- shareholders
of the Company 7,125 3,973 79.3% 27,755 -74.3% 44,801 15,827 183.1%
- non-controlling
interests 2,651 1,275 107.9% 5,447 -51.3% 10,200 2,737 272.7%
of which: Deferred
tax adjustments - - 4,705 5,057 -
Revenue. We delivered record quarterly revenue of GEL 116.2
million, up 81.0% y-o-y and up 14.2% q-o-q. Growth was driven by
all business lines, primarily driven by the consolidation of pharma
business results since its acquisition in May 2016 (contributing
GEL 45.7 million and GEL 76.4 million in 3Q16 and 9M16
respectively) and also by revenue from healthcare services (up
16.0% y-o-y, with strong organic growth of 14.2% y-o-y), together
with growth in net insurance premiums earned (up 5.6% y-o-y). In
3Q16, GHG revenue breakdown is as follows: revenue from healthcare
services business accounted for c.47%, revenue from pharma business
accounted for c.39% and net insurance premiums earned accounted for
c.14%.
Gross Profit. Cost of services reached GEL 76.6 million, up
97.1% y-o-y and 13.6% q-o-q. The cost of healthcare services
favorably lagged behind the growth in revenues (up 8.1% y-o-y and
down 0.7% q-o-q, compared with the change in revenues which was up
16.0% y-o-y and up 0.9% q-o-q). The 15.0% growth in cost of
insurance services, outpaced the 5.6% growth in respective revenue
y-o-y; nevertheless, the q-o-q trend was favourable, with the cost
of insurance services decreasing at 0.4% compared to 4.9% growth in
respective revenue. Finally, headline growth in cost of services
appears higher due to the consolidation of the pharma business
financial results, which have thinner margins compared to
healthcare services.
Consequently, gross profit for 3Q16 reached GEL 38.8 million, up
57.4% y-o-y and up 15.7% q-o-q. Y-o-y growth was primarily driven
by the growth in healthcare services business, and acquisition of
pharma business in 2Q16, partially offset by the decline in medical
insurance. Q-o-q the gross profit growth was driven by all three
business lines.
EBITDA. Operating expenses increased by 83.3% y-o-y and 12.8%
q-o-q. Growth compared to last year, was favourably affected by the
strong positive operating leverage in the healthcare business at
17.6 percentage points, which was partially offset by the negative
operating leverage in the medical insurance business coupled with
the impact of the pharma business consolidation. On a q-o-q basis,
the Group improved the positive operating leverage to 2.9%
primarily driven by healthcare services business (operating
leverage at 4.0%) and medical insurance business,
As a result, we reported record quarterly EBITDA of GEL 19.7
million, up 23.1% y-o-y and up 16.9% q-o-q. The y-o-y growth was
primarily driven by the growth in healthcare services business
EBITDA (up 21.5%) and the consolidation of the pharma business,
partially offset by the decline in our medical insurance business
EBITDA (down 89.5%).
Profit. The growth in depreciation and amortisation expenses (up
49.8% y-o-y) was primarily driven by acquisitions and sizeable
development projects, as the company continues to actively invest
in development of healthcare facilities. The decrease in net
interest expense to GEL 3.8 million in 3Q16, down 19.8% y-o-y and
up 10.6% q-o-q, is mainly attributable to reduced total borrowings
by 12.6% y-o-y, in line with our strategy of deleveraging following
the IPO. Furthermore, with the rest of the funds raised during IPO
for the capex purposes, the Group tapped the opportunity to lower
the cost of funding and achieve longer maturity of borrowings by
prepaying relatively expensive and shorter tenor borrowings from
local commercial banks and replenishing the capex funds through the
fundraising from Development Financial Institutions ("DFIs").
Interest expenses increased slightly q-o-q, which is due to the
consolidation of the pharma business.
During 3Q16, the Group started hedging its foreign currency risk
exposure, which is reflected in the decreasing foreign currency
loss, which was down 86.6% q-o-q. The foreign currency exposure was
a result of short position in US$, resulting from the acquisition
of GPC for a cash consideration of USD 14 million as well as
drawing foreign currency borrowings from DFIs. The Group started
hedging its major open currency positions through typical foreign
currency forwards bought from local commercial banks. This helped
to significantly reduce the open currency position in August and
September 2016 and the Group will continue its hedging practice.
The cost of the foreign currency hedging is included in net
interest expense in the income statement.
Consequently, the Group's profit for the third quarter 2016
amounted to GEL 9.8 million, up 86.3% y-o-y and up 21.4% q-o-q,
compared to the normalised profit in 2Q16. The healthcare services
business was the main driver of the 3Q16 Group's profit, and
contributed GEL 9.4 million (up 151.4% y-o-y and down 5.7% q-o-q,
compared to the normalised profit in 2Q16). The pharma business
contributed GEL 0.6 million to the Group's 3Q16 profit, which was
partially offset by loss of GEL 0.2 million medical insurance
businesses.
Selected balance sheet items, GHG consolidated
GEL thousands;
unless otherwise Change, Change,
noted 30-Sep-16 30-Sep-15 Y-o-Y 30-Jun-16 Q-o-Q
Total assets,
of which: 876,940 622,021 41.0% 814,089 7.7%
Cash and bank
deposits 48,067 26,789 79.4% 26,395 82.1%
Receivables from
healthcare services 73,895 61,128 20.9% 70,398 5.0%
Receivables from
sale of pharmaceuticals 8,757 - - 6,110 43.3%
Insurance premiums
receivable 31,147 29,048 7.2% 34,275 -9.1%
Property and
equipment 541,206 424,304 27.6% 501,739 7.9%
Goodwill and
other intangible
assets 65,053 22,204 193.0% 64,733 0.5%
Inventory 49,490 11,266 339.3% 42,470 16.5%
Prepayments 40,451 7,375 448.5% 49,074 -17.6%
Other assets 18,874 39,907 -52.7% 18,895 -0.1%
Total liabilities,
of which: 361,976 372,791 -2.9% 306,861 18.0%
Borrowed Funds 195,188 223,339 -12.6% 141,257 38.2%
Accounts payable 54,179 25,960 108.7% 52,582 3.0%
Insurance contract
liabilities 31,067 26,289 18.2% 32,941 -5.7%
Other liabilities 81,542 97,203 -16.1% 80,081 1.8%
Total shareholders'
equity attributable
to: 514,964 249,230 106.6% 507,228 1.5%
Shareholders of
the Company 460,848 191,915 140.1% 455,824 1.1%
Non-controlling
interest 54,116 57,315 -5.6% 51,404 5.3%
Our balance sheet increased substantially over the last 12
months, as a result of the recent acquisitions and the IPO
completed in November 2015, reaching GEL 876.9 million as at 30
September 2016. The growth of total assets by GEL 254.9 million
y-o-y was largely driven by the 27.6% (GEL 116.9 million) increase
in property and equipment, reflecting investments in the renovation
of hospitals, roll out of ambulatory clinics and the acquisition of
pharma business in 2016. Cash and bank deposits have increased as a
result of additional borrowings from DFI's during 3Q16. The
increase in accounts receivable is primarily due to the growth in
revenues of healthcare services by 27.9% y-o-y. The pharma business
consolidation primarily affected inventories and goodwill. Borrowed
funds have decreased y-o-y and increased q-o-q as described
above.
Statement of cash flow, GHG consolidated
Change,
Y-o-Y
(9M16
adjusted
9M16, 9M16, 9M15, to 9M15
Adjusted(7) Adjustments Actual Actual actual)
Cash flows from / (used
in) operating activities
Healthcare services revenue
received 156,523 - 156,523 120,325 30%
Cost of healthcare services
paid (99,459) 633 (100,092) (73,133) 36%
Pharma revenue received 76,364 2,600 73,764 - -
Cost of pharma paid (61,116) - (61,116) - -
Net insurance premiums
received 42,380 - 42,380 40,565 4%
Net insurance claims
paid (30,176) - (30,176) (29,174) 3%
Salaries and other employee
benefits paid (28,669) - (28,669) (19,260) 49%
General and administrative
expenses paid (16,044) 4,565 (20,609) (6,536) 145%
Other (2,775) - (2,775) (1,522) 82%
Net cash flows from /
(used in) operating activities
before income tax 37,028 7,798 29,230 31,264 18%
Income tax paid (1,123) 1,000 (2,123) (543) 107%
Net cash flows from operating
activities 35,905 8,798 27,107 30,721 17%
Cash flows from / (used
in) investing activities
Acquisition of subsidiaries,
net of cash acquired (52,230) - (52,230) (48,205) 8%
Acquisition of additional
interest in existing
subsidiaries (2,472) - (2,472) (2,011) 23%
Purchase of property
and equipment (81,682) - (81,682) (29,505) 177%
Other investing activities (2,997) - (2,997) 1,011 -396%
Net cash from / (used
in) investing activities (139,380) - (139,380) (78,710) 77%
Cash flows from / (used
in) financing activities
Proceeds from debt securities
issued - - - 34,247 -100%
Redemption of debt securities
issued (1,350) - (1,350) - 100%
Proceeds from borrowings 125,154 - 125,154 39,191 219%
Repayment of borrowings (103,341) - (103,341) (37,431) 176%
Interest expense paid (12,660) - (12,660) (15,021) -16%
Other financing activities (2,300) - (2,300) 2,204 -204%
Net cash flows from /
(used in) financing activities 5,503 - 5,503 23,190 -76%
Effect of exchange rates
changes on cash and cash
equivalents (4,007) - (4,007) 2,673 -250%
Net increase in cash
and cash equivalents (101,978) 8,798 (110,776) (22,127) 361%
Cash and cash equivalents
excluding bank deposits,
beginning 145,153 - 145,153 32,784 343%
Cash and cash equivalents
excluding bank deposits,
ending 43,175 8,798 34,377 10,657 305%
Bank deposits, beginning 12,245 - 12,245 25,484 -52%
Bank deposits, ending 13,690 - 13,690 16,132 -15%
Cash and Bank deposits,
beginning 157,398 - 157,398 58,268 170%
Cash and Bank deposits,
ending 56,865 8,798 48,067 26,789 112%
(7) Statement of Cash Flows adjusted for effect of accelerated
payments of aged accounts payables in 9M 2016 as compared to 9M
2015
The revenue cash conversion ratio, on a consolidated basis,
improved to 92.3% in 9M16 compared to 89.4% in 9M15. This
translated into an EBITDA cash conversion ratio of 68.9% on a
consolidated adjusted basis for the same period. Significant growth
across all operating cash flow lines reflects the organic growth of
the business (13.4% y-o-y organic growth of healthcare services
business) as well as material acquisitions completed since June 30,
2015. To provide a like-for-like picture for 9M16 cash flows, we
have applied a few adjustments for non-recurring cash flow items:
a) in our healthcare services business, we accelerated settlement
of aged payables to inventory suppliers increasing regular payments
by GEL 0.6 million or 0.6%; b) we also accelerated payments of aged
general and administrative expenses by GEL 4.6 million or 28.5%; c)
we provided a temporary funding to HTMC for the one-off tax
settlement of GEL 1 million, as a result of the tax audit conducted
prior to its acquisition (the settled amount had been fully
provisioned at the time of acquisition).
Net cash flows used in investing activities mostly comprise the
acquisitions (HTMC and pharma business), as well as capex
investments (additions to property plant and equipment) increased
by 177% y-o-y, in line with the Group's original three year
business plan.
Net cash flows used in financing activities mostly reflects
repayments of high interest rate borrowings by the end of 2015 and
beginning of 2016 and proceeds from cheaper borrowings attracted
during 2016, which also reflected in reduced interest charges.
We invest in medical technology, on the back of renovated
infrastructure, enhancing our service mix and introducing new
services to cater to unfulfilled demand, as indicated by low
incidence levels that lag far behind peer benchmarks. We define
development capex as additions to GHG's property, plant and
equipment, excluding acquisitions. During 3Q16, we spent a total of
GEL 32.7 million on capital expenditure, an increase of 88.4%
y-o-y. Of this, maintenance capex was GEL 2.4 million.
DISCUSSION OF SEGMENT RESULTS
The segment results discussion is presented for healthcare
services business, pharma business and medical insurance
business.
Discussion of Healthcare Services Business Results
Our healthcare services business consists of hospitals and
ambulatory clinics and provides the most comprehensive range of
inpatient and outpatient services in Georgia. We target the mass
market segment through our vertically integrated network of 35
hospitals and eight ambulatory clusters (with 39 ambulatory
clinics), as at 30 September 2016.
Income Statement, healthcare services business
GEL thousands; unless Change, Change, Change,
otherwise noted 3Q16 3Q15 Y-o-Y 2Q16 Q-o-Q 9M16 9M15 Y-o-Y
Healthcare service
revenue, gross 59,305 51,131 16.0% 58,779 0.9% 178,535 139,550 27.9%
Corrections & rebates (762) (680) 12.1% (724) 5.2% (1,896) (2,522) -24.8%
Healthcare services
revenue, net 58,543 50,451 16.0% 58,055 0.8% 176,639 137,028 28.9%
Costs of healthcare
services (31,170) (28,821) 8.1% (31,399) -0.7% (95,567) (77,283) 23.7%
Gross profit 27,373 21,630 26.6% 26,656 2.7% 81,072 59,745 35.7%
Salaries and other
employee benefits (6,003) (6,060) -0.9% (5,254) 14.3% (17,372) (16,897) 2.8%
General and administrative
expenses (3,708) (1,954) 89.8% (3,517) 5.4% (9,708) (5,641) 72.1%
Impairment of receivables (48) (943) -94.9% (1,120) -95.7% (2,026) (2,680) -24.4%
Other operating
income 180 1,970 -90.9% 395 -54.4% 816 2,461 -66.8%
EBITDA 17,794 14,642 21.5% 17,160 3.7% 52,782 36,987 42.7%
EBITDA margin 30.0% 28.6% 29.2% 29.6% 26.5%
Depreciation and
amortisation (4,613) (3,327) 38.7% (4,121) 11.9% (12,995) (7,927) 63.9%
Net interest income
(expense) (3,125) (4,733) -34.0% (2,999) 4.2% (8,383) (14,817) -43.4%
Net gains/(losses)
from foreign currencies (95) (1,982) -95.2% (1,711) -94.4% (2,217) 2,898 -176.5%
Net non-recurring
income/(expense) 22 (676) -103.3% 387 -94.3% 179 (1,443) -112.4%
Profit before income
tax expense 9,983 3,923 154.5% 8,716 14.5% 29,366 15,697 87.1%
Income tax benefit/(expense) (612) (196) 212.8% 26,619 -102.3% 27,493 512 NMF
of which: Deferred
tax adjustments - - 27,113 29,311 -
Profit for the period 9,371 3,728 151.4% 35,335 -73.5% 56,859 16,210 250.8%
Attributable to:
- shareholders
of the Company 6,721 2,453 174.0% 29,888 -77.5% 46,660 13,473 246.3%
- non-controlling
interests 2,650 1,275 107.8% 5,447 -51.3% 10,199 2,737 272.6%
of which: Deferred
tax adjustments - - 4,705 5,057 -
Healthcare services business revenue
Our healthcare services business recorded strong quarterly
revenue of GEL 59.3 million, up 16.0% y-o-y, of which 14.2%
represented organic growth. The demand for healthcare services is
seasonally low in Q3, but the business nevertheless recorded 0.9%
q-o-q growth. For the 9M of 2016, growth was 27.9% y-o-y, of which
13.4% was driven organically. We have several healthcare facilities
which were launched recently, therefore currently are at a roll-out
phase and in 3Q16 they generated revenue of GEL 1.9 million and a
negative EBITDA of GEL 0.3 million, which dragged healthcare
services EBITDA down by 140bps. We expect these healthcare
facilities to reach targeted run-rate revenue levels during 2017 as
well as improve the margin performance.
Revenue by types of healthcare facilities
(GEL thousands,
unless otherwise Change, Change, Change,
noted) 3Q16 3Q15 Y-o-Y 2Q16 Q-o-Q 9M16 9M15 Y-o-Y
Healthcare services
revenue, net 58,543 50,451 16.0% 58,055 0.8% 176,639 137,028 28.9%
Referral hospitals 49,850 44,381 12.3% 49,667 0.4% 151,543 119,962 26.3%
Community hospitals 5,601 4,814 16.3% 5,389 3.9% 16,910 13,332 26.8%
Ambulatory clinics 3,092 1,256 146.1% 2,999 3.1% 8,186 3,734 119.2%
Net healthcare services revenue grew by 16.0% y-o-y. While all
three types of healthcare facilities contributed, the largest
growth was in the revenues of referral hospitals and ambulatory
clinics, the roll out of which continues in line with our
strategy.
Referral hospitals contributed 85% to total revenue from
healthcare services. The 12.3% y-o-y increase in referral hospitals
revenue was driven by strong organic growth. We expect a
significant portion of the future growth of our healthcare revenue
to come from referral hospitals, in line with our strategy to
increase the market share to 1/3 across Georgia through further
investments in renovation and expansion of existing facilities, as
well as investments in new services. The 14.2% organic growth of
revenue from healthcare services was largely sourced from referral
hospitals.
Community hospitals, contributed 10% to total revenue from
healthcare services. Community hospitals also posted a strong 16.3%
y-o-y growth in revenue. Community hospitals play a feeder role for
the referral hospitals, so we expect more moderate future growth of
their revenue.
Ambulatory clinics contributed 5% to total revenue from
healthcare services, up from 2% contribution during the same period
last year. Ambulatory clinics posted revenue increase of 146.1%
y-o-y and up 3.1% q-o-q. The revenue growth was entirely organic,
driven by the launch of seven new ambulatory clusters since the
second half of 2015. These launches brought the number of
ambulatory clusters to eight (consisting of 11 district ambulatory
clinics and 28 express ambulatory clinics). We expect growth in
revenue from ambulatory clinics to accelerate over the next few
years, in line with our strategy of launching a total of more than
15 ambulatory clusters with more than 40 ambulatory clinics through
2018. Two new clusters are currently under development and will be
launched within the next few months.
Revenue by sources of payment
(GEL thousands,
unless otherwise Change, Change, Change,
noted) 3Q16 3Q15 Y-o-Y 2Q16 Q-o-Q 9M16 9M15 Y-o-Y
Healthcare services
revenue, net 58,543 50,451 16.0% 58,055 0.8% 176,639 137,028 28.9%
Government-funded
healthcare programs 42,194 38,786 8.8% 41,835 0.9% 129,406 102,602 26.1%
Out-of-pocket payments
by patients 11,197 8,795 27.3% 12,179 -8.1% 34,802 25,990 33.9%
Private medical
insurance companies,
of which 5,152 2,871 79.5% 4,041 27.5% 12,431 8,437 47.3%
GHG medical insurance 3,574 2,101 70.1% 3,052 17.1% 8,320 6,125 35.8%
All thereof the sources of our net healthcare services revenue
grew y-o-y, with UHC contributing the most volume-wise and the
other two sources increasing more on a percentage basis. The q-o-q
decreases in patients' out-of-pocket payments are primarily
attributable to seasonality.
UHC continued to be the main driver of our healthcare services
revenue growth in 3Q16, with revenue increasing by GEL 3.4 million
y-o-y, up 8.8% and up 0.9% q-o-q. The 9M16 y-o-y increase is GEL
26.8 million, up 26.1%. Since the full rollout of UHC in mid-2014,
government expenditure on healthcare has grown considerably,
increasing 81.4% from GEL 487.9 million in 2013 to an expected GEL
885.0 million in 2016, according to the approved government budget
for 2016.
The y-o-y 27.3% increase in out-of-pocket payments by patients
reflects mainly the natural growth in these payments as government
funded expenditures increase, as well as rollout of ambulatory
clinics. UHC imposes coverage limits on medical treatments,
co-payments and has certain exclusions (i.e. charges that are not
covered by the UHC). Any charges in excess of the limit and
co-payments are covered by patients on an out-of-pocket basis.
Increasing the government financing of healthcare services and
rollout of outpatient facilities organically causes growth of the
number of patients in hospitals, resulting in a corresponding
increase in revenue from out-of-pocket payments as well. The mainly
seasonal 8.1% q-o-q decrease in out-of-pocket payments is driven
particularly by one of our facilities, Caraps Medline that
specialises in plastic surgery, demand for which regularly declines
during the summer holidays and the clinic becomes practically
non-operational.
The strong - 79.5% y-o-y / 27.5% q-o-q - increase in revenues
from private medical insurance companies was driven by strong
organic growth. This organic growth continues to be supported by
the rollout of the ambulatory clinics which attract patients with
private medical insurance. Our medical insurance clients have also
increased their utilisation of our ambulatory clinics (supported by
the launches of four new ambulatory cluster during the 9M16), which
is reflected in the increased revenue from our medical insurance to
our healthcare services business (up 70.1% y-o-y and 17.1% q-o-q).
This reflects an increase in y-o-y and q-o-q health insurance
business outpatient claims retained within GHG, 43% in 3Q16
compared to 35% in 3Q15 and 42% in 2Q16 respectively.
We expect the share of out-of-pocket payments and revenue from
private medical insurance companies to increase over the next few
years, as a result of the roll out of our ambulatory clinic
expansion strategy, as the larger proportion of elective
out-patient services are still financed by the patients
themselves.
Gross profit, healthcare services business
(GEL thousands,
unless otherwise Change, Change, Change,
noted) 3Q16 3Q15 Y-o-Y 2Q16 Q-o-Q 9M16 9M15 Y-o-Y
Cost of healthcare
services (31,170) (28,821) 8.1% (31,399) * 0.7% (95,567) (77,283) 23.7%
Cost of
salaries
and other
employee
benefits (19,746) (18,748) 5.3% (19,857) * 0.6% (59,355) (49,759) 19.3%
Cost of
materials
and
supplies (8,602) (7,486) 14.9% (9,228) * 6.8% (27,443) (20,226) 35.7%
Cost of
medical
service
providers (463) (852) * 45.7% (401) 15.5% (1,292) (1,830) * 29.4%
Cost of
utilities
and other (2,359) (1,736) 35.9% (1,913) 23.3% (7,477) (5,469) 36.7%
Gross profit 27,373 21,630 26.6% 26,656 2.7% 81,072 59,745 35.7%
Gross margin 46.2% 42.3% 45.3% 45.4% 42.8%
Cost of healthcare
services as %
of revenue
Direct salary
rate 33.3% 36.7% 33.8% 33.2% 35.7%
Materials rate 14.5% 14.6% 15.7% 15.4% 14.5%
The main cost drivers of our healthcare services business are
the cost of salaries and employee benefits and the cost of
materials and supplies. The 9M16 increases compared to the prior
period resulted from the expansion of the business resulting from
the acquisition of HTMC and the significant expansion of ambulatory
care from the prior year.
Our healthcare services margins are improving as a result of the
increasing utilisation and scale of our business, as well as our
continued focus on efficiency and the on-going integration of
healthcare facilities acquired during 2015. The relatively modest
growth (up 5.3% y-o-y) in salaries and other employee benefits was
mainly driven by the roll out of new ambulatory clinics, while
q-o-q salaries were well managed and remained flat. The share of
the cost of salaries and other employee benefits in the total cost
of services decreased to 63% in 3Q16, down from 65% a year ago. The
3Q16 direct salary rate in healthcare services business (expense on
direct salaries as a percentage of gross revenue) declined to
33.3%, an improvement both y-o-y and q-o-q. The direct salary rate
for the 9M16 improved substantially to 33.2% as the revenue
expansion outpaced the increase in salaries.
The cost of materials and supplies was improved compared to
previous quarter (down 6.8% q-o-q), reflecting the benefits of the
consolidated purchasing power following acquisition of pharma
business. This is also reflected in the improvement of the
materials rate (expense on direct materials as a percentage of
gross revenue), which was 14.5% in 3Q16, down from 15.7% from the
previous quarter. The 9M16 increase in the cost of materials and
supplies reflects the expanded business.
The cost of utilities was GEL 2.4 million, up 35.9% y-o-y and
23.3% q-o-q. The increase compared to previous quarter is
attributable to seasonality (the utilisation of air-conditioning in
our facilities during summer), while y-o-y change is mainly due to
the increase in utilities tariffs in the country from fourth
quarter 2015, as well as to the expansion of the business.
As a result of the above, gross margin (gross profit divided by
gross revenue) increased by 390bps y-o-y to 46.2% for the quarter
and by 260bps y-o-y to 45.4% for the nine months. Gross profit
reached GEL 27.4 million for 3Q16 and GEL 81.1 million for the nine
months, up y-o-y by 26.6% and 35.7%, respectively.
EBITDA, healthcare services business
(GEL thousands,
unless otherwise Change, Change, Change,
noted) 3Q16 3Q15 Y-o-Y 2Q16 Q-o-Q 9M16 9M15 Y-o-Y
Operating expenses (9,579) (6,988) 37.1% (9,496) 0.9% (28,290) (22,758) 24.3%
Salaries and other
employee benefits (6,003) (6,060) -0.9% (5,254) 14.3% (17,372) (16,897) 2.8%
General and administrative
expenses (3,708) (1,954) 89.8% (3,517) 5.4% (9,708) (5,641) 72.1%
Impairment of
receivables (48) (943) -94.9% (1,120) -95.7% (2,026) (2,680) -24.4%
Other operating
income 180 1,970 -90.9% 395 -54.4% 816 2,461 -66.8%
EBITDA 17,794 14,642 21.5% 17,160 3.7% 52,782 36,987 42.7%
EBITDA margin 30.0% 28.6% 29.2% 29.6% 26.5%
For the operating expenses of our healthcare services business,
salaries and other employee benefits and general and administrative
expenses are the main drivers. The 9M16 y-o-y cost increases are
due to the expansion of the business.
Expenses on administrative salaries and other employee benefits
in 3Q16 were well contained and remained flat y-o-y. The GEL 1.8
million (89.8%) y-o-y increase in G&A was primarily driven by
the following factors: 1). governance-related expenses as a result
of the IPO at the end of 2015; 2) the newly launched intensive
marketing campaign alongside the rollout of our ambulatory clinics,
which comes on a very low base of marketing expenditure undertaken
previously. These were also main drivers of the 9M16 increase.
In 3Q16 we also released part of the conservatively assessed
provisions that were recorded previously.
As a result, we reported quarterly EBITDA of GEL 17.8 million,
up 21.5% y-o-y and up 3.7% q-o-q. Our continued focus on efficiency
and the integration of newly acquired facilities resulted in the
healthy EBITDA margin in our healthcare services business in 3Q16,
of 30.0% and 29.6% for 9M16 (maintaining this key figure for our
healthcare services business close to our target of c.30% by 2018).
This result was achieved despite pressure on our EBITDA margin from
a number of healthcare facilities at the roll-out phase, which
posted negative EBITDA of GEL 0.3 million in 3Q16. EBITDA margin,
excluding such healthcare facilities was 31.4%.
Profit for the period, healthcare services business
(GEL thousands,
unless otherwise Change, Change, Change,
noted) 3Q16 3Q15 Y-o-Y 2Q16 Q-o-Q 9M16 9M15 Y-o-Y
Depreciation and
amortisation (4,613) (3,327) 38.7% (4,121) 11.9% (12,995) (7,927) 63.9%
Net interest income
(expense) (3,125) (4,733) -34.0% (2,999) 4.2% (8,383) (14,817) -43.4%
Net gains/(losses)
from foreign currencies (95) (1,982) -95.2% (1,711) -94.4% (2,217) 2,898 -176.5%
Net non-recurring
income/(expense) 22 (676) -103.3% 387 -94.3% 179 (1,443) -112.4%
Profit before
income tax expense 9,983 3,923 154.5% 8,716 14.5% 29,366 15,697 87.1%
Income tax benefit/(expense) (612) (196) 212.8% 26,619 -102.3% 27,493 512 NMF
of which: Deferred
tax adjustments - - 27,113 29,311 -
Profit for the
period 9,371 3,728 151.4% 35,335 -73.5% 56,859 16,210 250.8%
Attributable to:
- shareholders
of the Company 6,721 2,453 174.0% 29,888 -77.5% 46,660 13,473 246.3%
- non-controlling
interests 2,650 1,275 107.8% 5,447 -51.3% 10,199 2,737 272.6%
of which: Deferred
tax adjustments - - 4,705 5,057 -
The increase in depreciation expense for 3Q16 and the nine
months results from the increased asset base resulting from our
expansion. The decline in net interest expense reflects the
reduction in our debt following the application of the IPO
proceeds. Finally, the normalisation of the foreign currency loss
follows the one off loss in 2Q16 relating to the settlement of the
GPC acquisition.
Our strong EBITDA performance in 3Q16 was further translated
into a strong profit for the period of GEL 9.4 million, which grew
by 151.4% y-o-y and decreased by 5.7% q-o-q, compared to the
normalised profit in 2Q16. Profit for 9M16 reached GEL 56.9
million, up 250.8% y-o-y (up 161.9% y-o-y, if comparing normalised
9M16 profit to the same period last year).
Operating performance highlights and notable developments in 3Q
2016, healthcare services business
-- As of 30 September 2016, our healthcare services business
operated 15 referral hospitals, 20 community hospitals and 8
ambulatory clusters (consisting of 11 district ambulatory clinics
and 28 express ambulatory clinics).
-- As of 30 September 2016, total beds operated were 2,474, of
which 2,012 beds were at referral hospitals and 462 beds were at
community hospitals.
-- Our healthcare services market share by number of beds was
23.0% as of 30 September 2016, flat q-o-q.
-- Our hospital bed occupancy rate was 56.8% in 3Q16 (52.5% in
3Q15, 57.6% in 2Q16).
-- Our referral hospital bed occupancy rate was 63.7% in 3Q16
(60.6% in 3Q15, 64.9% in 2Q16).
-- The average length of stay was 4.9 days in 3Q16 (4.7 days in
3Q15, 5.1 days in 2Q16).
-- The average length of stay at referral hospitals was 5.1 days
in 3Q16 (4.9 days in 3Q15, 5.3 days in 2Q16).
-- During 3Q16, we continued to invest in the development of our
healthcare facilities. We spent a total of GEL 32.7 million on
capital expenditures, primarily on renovation of Deka and Sunstone
hospitals as well as enhancing our service mix and introducing new
services to cater for unfulfilled demand. Of this, maintenance
capex was GEL 2.4 million.
-- Renovation of Sunstone (c.334 beds, scheduled launch in May,
2017) and Deka (c.320 beds, scheduled launch in June, 2017) is
ongoing within schedule and budget.
-- We started the process of launching new services at our
referral hospitals. This includes some basic services (like
pediatrics, neonatology, diagnostics, ophthalmology, mammography
and breast surgery, gynecology, cardio-surgery, traumatology,
angio-surgery, intensive care, reproductive services, etc.) as well
as sophisticated services (like oncology, transplantation of bone
marrow, paediatric kidney transplant, etc.). We have already
launched Neuro intensive department at Telavi hospital,
Laparoscopic operations service at Batumi regional hospital and
Thoracoscopy service at Children's new hospital.
-- We expanded number of specialties of our residency program in
line with our strategy to develop a new generation of doctors. We
obtained accreditation in additional 5 specialties with total of 58
residency quotas, bringing total number of specialties to 13 and
residency quotas to 166, currently are waiting accreditation in
seven additional specialties (general surgery, orthopedic surgery,
neurosurgery, pediatric general surgery, oncology, radiation
oncology, cardiac surgery). Since the launch of residency programs
at the end of 2015, we have 58 residents involved in 12
specialties.
-- Since the launch of an In Vitro Fertilisation service
("IVF"), in April 2016, at Caraps Medline ("Caraps") - an up-scale
boutique hospital in Tbilisi, particularly renowned for gynaecology
and plastic surgery services, 168 patients have received
treatment
Discussion of Pharma Business Results
Our pharma business consists of retail and wholesale pharma
distribution operations through 112 pharmacies mainly located in
the urban locations in Georgia and 2 warehouses. 25 of these
pharmacies also have express ambulatory clinics. We have
approximately 1 million retail customer interactions per month,
with c.0.5 million loyalty card members. The number of our
pharmacies located at our hospitals has now reached 16.
We entered the pharma business through the acquisition of GPC in
May 2016 and our results of operations include GPC results since
May 2016. As a result, year-on-year and quarter-on-quarter
comparisons are not yet meaningful.
Our pharma business recorded revenue of GEL 45.7 million for the
3Q16, with an improved gross margin and EBITDA margin of 21.5% and
3.9%, respectively.
Income Statement, pharma business
GEL thousands; unless YTD
otherwise noted 3Q16 2Q16(8) 2016
Pharma revenue 45,725 30,691 76,416
Costs of pharma (35,915) (25,059) (60,974)
Gross profit 9,810 5,632 15,442
Salaries and other employee
benefits (4,106) (2,690) (6,796)
General and administrative
expenses (4,066) (2,533) (6,599)
Impairment of receivables - - -
Other operating income 150 145 295
EBITDA 1,788 554 2,342
EBITDA margin 3.9% 1.8% 3.1%
Depreciation and amortisation (391) (258) (649)
Net interest income (expense) (627) (427) (1,054)
Net gains/(losses) from
foreign currencies (77) (272) (349)
Net non-recurring income/(expense) (71) - (71)
Profit before income
tax expense 622 (403) 219
Income tax benefit/(expense) - - -
Profit for the period 622 (403) 219
Attributable to:
- shareholders of the
Company 622 (403) 219
- non-controlling interests - - -
(8) GPC is consolidated since 1 May 2016, therefore 2Q16 results
include only the results of two months of operations
Of the GEL 45.7 million in pharma revenue in 3Q16, 74% was
retail revenue (GEL 33.8 million) and the remaining 26% was
wholesale revenue (GEL 11.9 million). In terms of revenue breakdown
by product mix, 74% was from pharmacy products (GEL 33.6 million)
and the remaining 26% was from para-pharmacies (GEL 12.1 million).
The share of para-pharmacies in retail revenue was c.35%.
Our pharma business reported gross margin of 21.5% in 3Q16,
compared to 18.4% May-June 2016 period. The retail gross margin
gradually rebounded from 19.6% in May and June (when it was
affected by the pricing pressure from the competition after GHG
announced its acquisition of the pharma business) to 23.8% in
3Q16.
Since we completed the acquisition of the pharma business in May
2016, we have launched integration activities and are on track to
deliver the initial guidance on cost savings and revenue
enhancement. We have rolled out a number of initiatives, as
announced during the acquisition, which have a positive effect on
the pharma business and are partially reflected in 3Q16 results.
The quarterly comparisons of the key operating cost drivers
(salaries and other employee benefits and general and
administrative expenses), however, will only become meaningful in
the fourth quarter. Mainly as a result of the improved gross
margin, the GEL 1.8 million EBITDA and 3.9% EBITDA margin achieved
by the pharma business in 3Q16 represented our pharma business
meaningful improvement over the May-June 2016 period. We expect
that the effects of our optimisation and integration efforts will
continue to be reflected in the results of the operations of the
pharma business throughout 2016 and early of 2017.
Pharma business operating highlights and notable developments in
3Q 2016
-- We successfully continued the elimination of unnecessary
costs. We have already eliminated GEL 2.1 million compared to
initial guidance of GEL 1.9 million on an annulised basis. We are
planning further saving of GEL 1.2 million in operating expenses,
bringing total annulised savings to GEL 3.3 million
-- We are delivering better purchase pricing from manufacturers.
As a result of the consolidated purchasing of our healthcare
services and pharma business, we expected to deliver GEL 3.0
million cost savings from manufacturer discounts, of which GEL 2.3
million has been already achieved. We continue negotiations and
expect to achieve further annulised savings of GEL 1.1 million,
bringing total annual effect to GEL 3.4 million
Summary of synergies:
Cost Synergies Original Delivered Further Total
from: guidance through expected saving
the end
of 3Q16
Elimination of GEL 1.9 GEL 2.1 GEL 1.2million GEL 3.3
unnecessary cost million million million
Better purchase GEL 3.0 GEL 2.3 GEL 1.1million GEL 3.4
pricing million million million
Total: GEL 4.9 GEL 4.4 GEL 2.3 GEL 6.7
million million million million
-- In total, we operate a country-wide distribution network of
112 pharmacies in major cities, 25 of which also have express
ambulatory clinics, the number of our pharmacies located at our
hospitals and clinics reached 16. We also operate two warehouses
for our pharma business as of 30 September 2016.
-- We launched a bundled product for the customers of our pharma
and healthcare services businesses, to tap into c.500,000 GPC
clients that have never been to our ambulatory clinics. We expect
to direct approximately 10,000 unique customers per month from our
pharmacies to our ambulatory clinics, which have not used our
ambulatory services before.
-- We accelerated procurement of medical disposables for our
healthcare services business through our pharma business. By the
year end 2016, we expect c.GEL 4.0 million annualised intercompany
purchases, compared to GEL 1.0 million in 2015. As of now we have
already GEL 2.9 million intercompany purchases.
-- For the period of May-September 2016, the pharma business
had:
-- c.1 million retail customer interactions per month
-- c.0.5 million loyalty card members
-- Average bill size of GEL 12.4
-- c.15% market share measured by sales
-- Total number of bills issued during the 3Q16 was more than
2.8 million
Discussion of Medical Insurance Business Results
Our medical insurance business consists of private medical
insurance operations in Georgia, providing medical insurance
products to corporate and retail clients. It is the largest
provider of medical insurance in Georgia, with a 34.8% market share
based on net insurance premiums earned as of 30 June 2016 and have
approximately 208,000 insurance customers as at 30 September 2016.
Our medical insurance business plays a crucial role in our business
model, as it is an important feeder for our healthcare services
business, particularly for the ambulatory clinics, and we believe
that role will grow in the future as we roll-out our ambulatory
growth strategy.
Our medical insurance business continued the process of
stabilising its earnings in the third quarter. On the back of
increased net insurance premiums earned and the stabilisation of
its claims supported by improved cost management discipline, in
3Q16 the medical insurance business reported its first positive
quarter EBITDA this year.
Income Statement, medical insurance business
GEL thousands;
unless otherwise Change, Change, Change,
noted 3Q16 3Q15 Y-o-Y 2Q16 Q-o-Q 9M16 9M15 Y-o-Y
Net insurance premiums
earned 16,054 15,196 5.6% 15,298 4.9% 45,182 43,010 5.0%
Cost of insurance
services (13,939) (12,123) 15.0% (13,989) -0.4% (40,775) (35,444) 15.0%
Gross profit 2,115 3,073 -31.2% 1,309 61.6% 4,407 7,566 -41.8%
Salaries and other
employee benefits (1,196) (1,078) 11.0% (1,328) -9.9% (3,343) (3,006) 11.2%
General and administrative
expenses (649) (558) 16.3% (708) -8.3% (2,076) (1,821) 14.0%
Impairment of receivables (124) (47) 164.9% (116) 6.9% (362) (156) 132.3%
Other operating
income (1) (4) -71.7% 11 -109.1% (12) 46 -125.8%
EBITDA 145 1,387 -89.5% (832) -117.4% (1,386) 2,630 -152.7%
EBITDA margin 0.9% 9.1% -5.4% -3.1% 6.1%
Depreciation and
amortisation (211) (155) 36.4% (202) 4.5% (617) (444) 39.1%
Net interest income
(expense) (86) (53) 62.5% (43) 100.0% 474 (87) -645.4%
Net gains/(losses)
from foreign currencies (91) 223 -140.9% 19 -578.9% 79 792 -90.0%
Net non-recurring
income/(expense) - (46) NMF (973) NMF (973) (46) NMF
Profit before income
tax expense (243) 1,356 -117.9% (2,031) -88.0% (2,423) 2,845 -185.2%
Income tax benefit/(expense) 25 164 -84.8% 301 -91.7% 345 (491) -170.3%
Profit for the
period (218) 1,520 -114.3% (1,730) -87.4% (2,078) 2,354 -188.3%
Attributable to:
- shareholders
of the Company (218) 1,520 -114.3% (1,730) -87.4% (2,078) 2,354 -188.3%
- non-controlling - - - - -
interests
Medical insurance business revenue
In 3Q16, our medical insurance business contributed GEL 16.1
million to total revenue, up 5.6% y-o-y and up 4.9% q-o-q.
Revenue by types of clients
(GEL thousands,
unless otherwise Change, Change, 9M Change,
noted) 3Q16 3Q15 Y-o-Y 2Q16 Q-o-Q 9M16 15 Y-o-Y
Net insurance
premiums earned 16,054 15,196 5.6% 15,298 4.9% 45,182 43,010 5.0%
Private medical
insurance products
sold to retail
clients 2,438 2,041 19.5% 2,108 15.7% 6,516 4,797 35.8%
Private medical
insurance products
sold to corporate
clients 13,616 13,155 3.5% 13,190 3.2% 38,666 38,213 1.2%
The growth in medical insurance business revenue was equally
driven by sales to the both types of clients, with notably very
strong retail revenue growth. Sales to retail clients posted 19.5%
and 15.7% growth y-o-y and q-o-q, respectively, together with a
slight increase in sales to corporate clients. This is driven by
the Group's focus on diversifying its revenue sources, launching
insurance products particularly targeted at retail clients and
enhancing the sales efforts in retail. We grew our corporate client
base and the number of insured individuals remained above 200,000
during 3Q16.
Gross profit, medical insurance business
(GEL thousands,
unless otherwise Change, Change, 9M Change,
noted) 3Q16 3Q15 Y-o-Y 2Q16 Q-o-Q 9M16 15 Y-o-Y
Cost of insurance
services (12,834) (11,286) 13.7% (13,003) -1.3% (37,790) (33,158) 14.0%
Private medical
insurance products
sold to retail
clients (1,512) (1,096) 38.0% (1,570) -3.7% (4,397) (2,468) 78.2%
Private medical
insurance products
sold to corporate
clients (11,322) (10,190) 11.1% (11,433) -1.0% (33,393) (30,690) 8.8%
Agents, brokers
and employee
commissions (1,105) (837) 32.0% (986) 12.1% (2,985) (2,286) 30.6%
Gross profit 2,115 3,073 -31.2% 1,309 61.6% 4,407 7,566 -41.8%
Loss ratio 79.9% 74.3% 85.0% 83.6% 77.1%
Our medical insurance continues to focus on efficiency
improvements, which is reflected in the dynamics of cost of
insurance services compared to the revenue. The medical insurance
loss ratio (net insurance claims divided by net insurance revenue)
increased from 74.3% in 3Q15 to 79.9% in 3Q16, mostly as a result
of the 13.7% y-o-y increase in net insurance claims incurred. The
y-o-y growth in claims was mostly attributable to the contract with
the Ministry of Defense, which was a loss making contract
originally and deteriorated further subsequent to exclusion of MOD
beneficiaries from UHC coverage, effective 1 May 2016. Our medical
insurance loss ratio adjusted for MOD was 73.3% in 3Q16 almost -the
same as it was in 3Q15. The current MOD contract will expire in
January, 2017.
The 79.9% loss ratio in 3Q16 was an improvement from 85.0%
recorded in 2Q16, which is primarily driven by the seasonality, (as
the July-August period is good for insurance due to low
utilisation). In addition improved loss ratio also is a result of
stabilised and tighter control on claims in 3Q16. It reflects the
impact of the adjusted pricing (with an average increase of 20%
which started since 1Q16) and improved underwriting criteria
(co-payments) of our medical insurance products. We expect the
effects of these changes to continue to impact our financial
results favorably, as the existing contracts are renewed or the
adjusted prices are applied to new contracts. The changes to the
majority of the contracts already re-priced have been in effect
since January 2016 and the average monthly premium per insured
increased from GEL 23, in January 2016 to GEL 26 in September
2016.
De-concentrating our insurance portfolio is one of the key
targets for our medical insurance business, and by the end of 3Q16,
we managed to reduce the concentration of our top five clients to
27.4%, down from 43.6% a year ago, measured by insurance
revenue.
We also improved the level of medical insurance claims retained
within the Group. In 3Q16, our medical insurance claims expense was
GEL 12.8 million, of which GEL 6.1 million (47.6% of total) was
inpatient, GEL 4.5 million (32.5% of total) was outpatient and GEL
2.2 million (17.2% of total) accounted for drugs. Only GEL 4.1
million, or 31.2% of our own total medical insurance claims were
retained within GHG, of which GEL 3.6 million and GEL 0.5 million
was retained in healthcare services and pharma businesses,
respectively. The feeder role of our medical insurance business is
particularly important for our ambulatory services. In 3Q16, GEL
1.6 million, or 43.2% of our medical insurance claims on ambulatory
clinics were retained within GHG, which increased by 0.8 percentage
points from 42.4% since 2Q16 and by 7.2 percentage points from
36.0% since 3Q15. With our recently launched ambulatory clinics and
the ambulatory expansion strategy, the retention rate should
improve further in the future on a larger base, providing a
significant revenue boost for our healthcare services business. In
addition, following the expansion of our healthcare services
business in referral hospitals in Tbilisi, where our medical
insurance business has the highest concentration of its insured
clients, more of our medical insurance customers will be utilising
more of our hospitals. Our facilities are increasingly favoured by
these customers over competitor facilities due to the better
quality of service, access to a one-stop-shop style ambulatories
and ease of claim reimbursement procedures.
Gross profit increased by 61.6% q-o-q as a result of the
increased revenues and reduction of the loss ratio described above,
but lagged y-o-y principally as a result of the MOD contract.
EBITDA, medical insurance business
(GEL thousands,
unless otherwise Change, Change, Change,
noted) 3Q16 3Q15 Y-o-Y 2Q16 Q-o-Q 9M16 9M15 Y-o-Y
Operating expenses (1,970) (1,686) 16.8% (2,141) -8.0% (5,793) (4,936) 17.4%
Salaries and other
employee benefits (1,196) (1,078) 11.0% (1,328) -9.9% (3,343) (3,006) 11.2%
General and administrative
expenses (649) (558) 16.3% (708) -8.3% (2,076) (1,821) 14.0%
Impairment of receivables (124) (47) 164.9% (116) 6.9% (362) (156) 132.3%
Other operating
income (1) (4) -71.7% 11 -109.1% (12) 46 -125.8%
EBITDA 145 1,387 -89.5% (832) -117.4% (1,386) 2,630 -152.7%
Expense ratio 20.5% 17.6% 21.8% 20.8% 17.8%
Combined ratio 100.4% 91.9% 106.8% 104.4% 94.9%
Despite the 17.0% increase in operating expenses, the expense
ratio (operating expenses excluding interest expense divided by net
insurance revenue) improved by 1.3 percentage points q-o-q to 20.5%
in 3Q16 as a result of the increasing revenues. The improved ratio
reflects the Group's efforts to keep operating expenses under
control as it continues to adjust its business model to the changed
medical insurance market following the introduction of UHC in
Georgia. As a result, the combined ratio, which is the sum of loss
ratio and expense ratio, improved to 100.4%.
These trends are further reflected in the bottom line of our
medical insurance business, which improved since previous
quarter.
Medical insurance business operating highlights and notable
developments in 3Q 2016
-- The number of insured clients was 208,000 as at 30 September
2016
-- Our medical insurance market share was 34.8% based on net
insurance premium revenue, as at 30 June 2016
-- Our insurance renewal rate was 78.1% in 3Q16
SELECTED FINANCIAL INFORMATION
Income Statement,
YTD Healthcare services Medical insurance Pharma Eliminations GHG
GEL thousands;
unless otherwise Change, Change, Change,
noted 9M16 9M15 Y-o-Y 9M16 9M15 Y-o-Y YTD16 9M16 9M15 9M16 9M15 Y-o-Y
Revenue, gross 178,535 139,550 27.9% 45,182 43,010 5.0% 76,416 (9,725) (6,322) 290,408 176,238 64.8%
Corrections &
rebates (1,896) (2,522) -24.8% - - - - - - (1,896) (2,522) -24.8%
Revenue, net 176,639 137,028 28.9% 45,182 43,010 5.0% 76,416 (9,725) (6,322) 288,512 173,716 66.1%
Costs of services (95,567) (77,283) 23.7% (40,775) (35,444) 15.0% (60,974) 9,207 6,125 (188,109) (106,603) 76.5%
Cost of salaries
and other employee
benefits (59,355) (49,759) 19.3% - - - - 3,228 2,236 (56,127) (47,522) 18.1%
Cost of materials
and supplies (27,443) (20,226) 35.7% - - - - 1,493 909 (25,950) (19,317) 34.3%
Cost of medical
service providers (1,292) (1,830) -29.4% - - - - 70 82 (1,222) (1,748) -30.1%
Cost of utilities
and other (7,477) (5,469) 36.7% - - - - 407 246 (7,070) (5,223) 35.4%
Net insurance
claims incurred - - - (37,790) (33,158) 14.0% - 4,009 2,651 (33,781) (30,507) 10.7%
Agents, brokers
and employee
commissions - - - (2,985) (2,286) 30.6% - (2,985) (2,286) 30.6%
Cost of pharma
- wholesale - - - - - - (16,631) - - (16,631) - -
Cost of pharma
- retail - - - - - - (44,343) - - (44,343) - -
Gross profit 81,072 59,745 35.7% 4,407 7,566 -41.8% 15,442 (518) (197) 100,403 67,113 49.6%
Salaries and other
employee benefits (17,372) (16,897) 2.8% (3,343) (3,006) 11.2% (6,796) 518 197 (26,993) (19,706) 37.0%
General and
administrative
expenses (9,708) (5,641) 72.1% (2,076) (1,821) 14.0% (6,599) - 2 (18,383) (7,460) 146.4%
Impairment of
receivables (2,026) (2,680) -24.4% (362) (156) 132.3% - - - (2,388) (2,836) -15.8%
Other operating
income 816 2,461 -66.8% (12) 46 NMF 295 - (2) 1,099 2,505 -56.1%
EBITDA 52,782 36,987 42.7% (1,386) 2,630 NMF 2,342 - - 53,738 39,617 35.6%
EBITDA margin 29.6% 26.5% -3.1% 6.1% 3.1% - - 18.5% 22.5%
Depreciation and
amortisation (12,995) (7,927) 63.9% (617) (444) 39.1% (649) - - (14,261) (8,371) 70.4%
Net interest income
(expense) (8,383) (14,817) -43.4% 474 (87) NMF (1,054) - - (8,963) (14,904) -39.9%
Net gains/(losses)
from foreign
currencies (2,217) 2,898 NMF 79 792 -90.0% (349) - - (2,487) 3,690 NMF
Net non-recurring
income/(expense) 179 (1,443) NMF (973) (46) NMF (71) - - (864) (1,489) NMF
Profit before
income tax expense 29,366 15,697 87.1% (2,423) 2,845 NMF 219 - - 27,163 18,542 46.5%
Income tax
benefit/(expense) 27,493 512 NMF 345 (491) NMF - - - 27,838 22 NMF
of which:
Deferred
tax
adjustments 29,311 - - - - - 29,311 - -
Profit for the
period 56,859 16,210 250.8% (2,078) 2,354 NMF 219 - - 55,001 18,564 196.3%
Attributable to:
- shareholders
of the Company 46,660 13,473 246.3% (2,078) 2,354 NMF 219 - - 44,801 15,827 183.1%
- non-controlling
interests 10,199 2,737 272.6% - - - - - - 10,200 2,737 272.6%
of which:
Deferred
tax
adjustments 5,057 - - - - - - - - 5,057 - -
Income Statement,
Quarterly Healthcare services Medical insurance Pharma Eliminations GHG
GEL thousands;
unless otherwise Change, Change, Change, Change, May-June Change, Change,
noted 3Q16 3Q15 Y-o-Y 2Q16 Q-o-Q 3Q16 3Q15 Y-o-Y 2Q16 Q-o-Q 3Q16 2016 2Q16 2Q15 1Q16 2Q16 2Q15 Y-o-Y 1Q16 Q-o-Q
Revenue, gross 59,305 51,131 16.0% 58,779 0.9% 16,054 15,196 5.6% 15,298 4.9% 45,725 30,691 (4,925) (2,135) (3,095) 116,159 64,192 81.0% 101,673 14.2%
Corrections
& rebates (762) (680) 12.1% (724) 5.2% - - - - - - - - - - (762) (680) 12.1% (724) 5.2%
Revenue, net 58,543 50,451 16.0% 58,055 0.8% 16,054 15,196 5.6% 15,298 4.9% 45,725 30,691 (4,925) (2,135) (3,095) 115,397 63,512 81.7% 100,949 14.3%
Costs of services (31,170) (28,821) 8.1% (31,399) -0.7% (13,939) (12,123) 15.0% (13,989) -0.4% (35,915) (25,059) 4,461 2,101 3,052 (76,563) (38,844) 97.1% (67,395) 13.6%
Cost of salaries
and other
employee benefits (19,746) (18,748) 5.3% (19,857) -0.6% - - - - - - - 1,569 794 1,094 (18,177) (17,953) 1.2% (18,763) -3.1%
Cost of materials
and supplies (8,602) (7,486) 14.9% (9,228) -6.8% - - - - - - - 704 317 514 (7,898) (7,169) 10.2% (8,714) -9.4%
Cost of medical
service providers (463) (852) -45.7% (401) 15.5% - - - - - - - 35 37 23 (428) (815) -47.5% (378) 13.2%
Cost of utilities
and other (2,359) (1,736) 35.9% (1,913) 23.3% - - - - - - - 193 72 122 (2,166) (1,664) 30.2% (1,791) 20.9%
Net insurance
claims incurred - - - - - (12,834) (11,286) 13.7% (13,003) -1.3% - - 1,960 880 1,299 (10,874) (10,406) 4.5% (11,704) -7.1%
Agents, brokers
and employee
commissions - - - - - (1,105) (837) 32.0% (986) 12.1% - - - - - (1,105) (837) 32.0% (986) 12.1%
Cost of pharma
- wholesale - - - - - - - - - - (10,086) (6,545) - - - (10,086) - - (6,545) -
Cost of pharma
- retail - - - - - - - - - - (25,829) (18,514) - - - (25,829) - - (18,514) -
Gross profit 27,373 21,630 26.6% 26,656 2.7% 2,115 3,073 -31.2% 1,309 61.6% 9,810 5,632 (464) (34) (43) 38,834 24,668 57.4% 33,554 15.7%
Salaries and
other employee
benefits (6,003) (6,060) -0.9% (5,254) 14.3% (1,196) (1,078) 11.0% (1,328) -9.9% (4,106) (2,690) 464 34 43 (10,841) (7,104) 52.6% (9,229) 17.5%
General and
administrative
expenses (3,708) (1,954) 89.8% (3,517) 5.4% (649) (558) 16.3% (708) -8.3% (4,066) (2,533) - 2 - (8,423) (2,510) 235.6% (6,758) 24.6%
Impairment
of other
receivables (48) (943) -94.9% (1,120) -95.7% (124) (47) 164.9% (116) 6.9% - - - - - (172) (990) -82.6% (1,236) -86.1%
Other operating
income 180 1,970 -90.9% 395 -54.4% (1) (4) -71.7% 10 -110.0% 150 145 - (2) - 329 1,964 -83.2% 550 -40.2%
EBITDA 17,794 14,642 21.5% 17,160 3.7% 145 1,387 -89.5% (832) -117.4% 1,788 554 - - - 19,727 16,029 23.1% 16,882 16.9%
EBITDA margin 30.0% 28.6% 29.2% 0.9% 9.1% -5.4% 3.9% 1.8% - - - 17.0% 25.0% 16.6%
Depreciation
and amortisation (4,613) (3,327) 38.7% (4,121) 11.9% (211) (155) 36.4% (202) 4.5% (391) (258) - - - (5,215) (3,482) 49.8% (4,581) 13.8%
Net interest
income (expense) (3,125) (4,733) -34.0% (2,999) 4.2% (86) (53) 62.5% (43) NMF (627) (427) - - - (3,838) (4,786) -19.8% (3,469) 10.6%
Net gains/(losses)
from foreign
currencies (95) (1,982) NMF (1,711) -94.4% (91) 223 -140.9% 19 -578.9% (77) (272) - - - (263) (1,759) NMF (1,964) -86.6%
Net non-recurring
income/(expense) 22 (676) NMF 387 -94.3% - (46) - (973) - (71) - - - - (49) (722) NMF (586) -91.6%
Profit before
income tax
expense 9,983 3,923 154.5% 8,716 14.5% (243) 1,356 NMF (2,031) -88.0% 622 (403) - - - 10,362 5,279 96.3% 6,282 64.9%
Income tax
benefit/(expense) (612) (196) NMF 26,619 NMF 25 164 -84.8% 301 -91.7% - - - - - (587) (31) NMF 26,920 NMF
of which:
Deferred tax
adjustments - - - 27,113 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 27,113 -
Profit for
the period 9,371 3,728 151.4% 35,335 -73.5% (218) 1,520 NMF (1,730) -87.4% 622 (403) - - - 9,775 5,248 86.3% 33,202 -70.6%
-
Attributable -
to:
- shareholders
of the Company 6,721 2,453 174.0% 29,888 -77.5% (218) 1,520 NMF (1,730) -87.4% 622 (403) - - - 7,125 3,973 79.3% 27,755 -74.3%
- non-controlling
interests 2,650 1,275 107.8% 5,447 -51.3% - - - - - - - - - - 2,650 1,275 107.8% 5,447 -51.3%
of which:
Deferred tax
adjustments - - - 4,705 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4,705 -
Balance Sheet Healthcare services Medical insurance Pharma
GEL thousands; 30-Sep-16 30-Jun-16 Change,
unless otherwise Change, Change, Change, Change, Q-o-Q
noted 30-Sep-16 30-Sep-15 Y-o-Y 30-Jun-16 Q-o-Q 30-Sep-16 30-Sep-15 Y-o-Y 30-Jun-16 Q-o-Q
Total assets,
of which: 738,935 557,564 32.5% 675,998 9.3% 67,643 73,767 -8.3% 71,120 -4.9% 59,917 56,334 6.4%
Cash and bank
deposits 34,699 7,368 370.9% 12,551 176.5% 12,259 19,421 -36.9% 11,991 2.2% 1,109 1,853 -40.2%
Receivables
from healthcare
services 81,766 66,264 23.4% 77,757 5.2% - - - - - - -
Receivables
from sale of
pharmaceuticals - - - - - - - - - - 10,538 6,110 72.5%
Insurance
premiums
receivable - - - 31,852 29,205 9.1% 34,959 -8.9% - - -
Property and
equipment 527,358 420,518 25.4% 488,105 8.0% 5,693 3,786 50.4% 5,684 0.2% 8,155 7,950 2.6%
Goodwill and
other
intangible
assets 28,415 16,193 75.5% 28,192 0.8% 6,057 6,011 0.8% 6,091 -0.6% 823 829 -0.7%
Inventory 12,889 11,097 16.1% 8,552 50.7% 162 169 -4.1% 226 -28.3% 36,439 33,692 8.2%
Prepayments 38,256 5,578 585.8% 45,226 -15.4% 3,121 1,797 73.7% 2,148 45.3% 346 2,972 -88.4%
Other assets 15,553 30,546 -49.1% 15,615 -0.4% 8,499 13,378 -36.5% 10,021 -15.2% 2,507 2,928 -14.4%
Total
liabilities,
of which: 271,726 328,551 -17.3% 216,391 25.6% 51,291 53,550 -4.2% 54,229 -5.4% 58,273 55,225 5.5%
Borrowed Funds 172,568 208,801 -17.4% 120,897 42.7% 10,144 18,553 -45.3% 11,942 -15.1% 20,022 18,020 11.1%
Accounts payable 24,709 28,365 -12.9% 25,156 -1.8% - 930 - - - 33,224 31,122 6.8%
Insurance
contract
liabilities - - - - - 33,917 27,997 21.1% 35,424 -4.3% - - -
Other
liabilities 74,450 91,385 -18.5% 70,338 5.8% 7,230 6,070 19.1% 6,863 5.3% 5,027 6,083 -17.4%
Total
shareholders'
equity
attributable
to: 467,209 229,013 104.0% 459,607 1.7% 16,352 20,217 -19.1% 16,891 -3.2% 1,644 1,109 48.2%
Shareholders
of the Company 413,093 171,698 140.6% 408,203 1.2% 16,352 20,217 -19.1% 16,891 -3.2% 1,644 1,109 48.2%
Non-controlling
interest 54,116 57,315 -5.6% 51,404 5.3% - - - - - - -
Balance Sheet Eliminations GHG
GEL thousands;
unless otherwise Change, Change,
noted 30-Sep-16 30-Sep-15 30-Jun-16 30-Sep-16 30-Sep-15 Y-o-Y 30-Jun-16 Q-o-Q
Total assets,
of which: 10,445 (9,310) 10,637 876,940 622,021 41.0% 814,089 7.7%
Cash and bank
deposits - - - 48,067 26,789 79.4% 26,395 82.1%
Receivables
from healthcare
services (7,871) (5,136) (7,359) 73,895 61,128 20.9% 70,398 5.0%
Receivables
from sale of
pharmaceuticals (1,781) - - 8,757 - - 6,110 -
Insurance premiums
receivable (705) (157) (684) 31,147 29,048 7.2% 34,275 -9.1%
Property and
equipment - - - 541,206 424,304 27.6% 501,739 7.9%
Goodwill and
other intangible
assets 29,758 - 29,621 65,053 22,204 193.0% 64,733 0.5%
Inventory - - - 49,490 11,266 339.3% 42,470 16.5%
Prepayments (1,272) - (1,272) 40,451 7,375 448.5% 49,074 -17.6%
Other assets (7,685) (4,017) (9,669) 18,874 39,907 -52.7% 18,895 -0.1%
Total liabilities,
of which: (19,314) (9,310) (18,984) 361,976 372,791 -2.9% 306,861 18.0%
Borrowed Funds (7,546) (4,015) (9,602) 195,188 223,339 -12.6% 141,257 38.2%
Accounts payable (3,754) (3,335) (3,696) 54,179 25,960 108.7% 52,582 3.0%
Insurance contract
liabilities (2,850) (1,708) (2,483) 31,067 26,289 18.2% 32,941 -5.7%
Other liabilities (5,165) (252) (3,203) 81,542 97,203 -16.1% 80,081 1.8%
Total shareholders'
equity attributable
to: 29,759 - 29,621 514,964 249,230 106.6% 507,228 1.5%
Shareholders
of the Company 29,759 - 29,621 460,848 191,915 140.1% 455,824 1.1%
Non-controlling
interest - - - 54,116 57,315 -5.6% 51,404 5.3%
Selected ratios and KPIs 3Q16 3Q15 2Q16 9M16 9M15
GHG
EPS, GEL 0.06 NMF 0.22 0.35 NMF
EPS normalised, GEL 0.06 NMF 0.08 0.18 NMF
ROAE 10.3% 14.3% 25.1% 15.2% 12.9%
ROAE, normalised 12.0% 14.3% 12.8% 12.4% 12.9%
Group rent expenditure 3,586 455 2,266 5,851 1,145
of which, Pharma 2,596 - 1,642 4,237 -
Group capex (maintenance) 2,375 1,917 2,053 6,965 5,745
Group capex (growth) 30,311 15,428 29,895 74,563 37,179
Number of employees 12,478 9,490 11,884 12,478 9,490
Number of physicians 3,140 2,690 2,954 3,140 2,690
Number of nurses 2,840 2,684 2,795 2,840 2,684
Nurse to doctor ratio,
referral hospitals 0.93 0.93 0.92 0.93 0.93
Total number of shares 131,681,820
Less: Treasury shares (3,727,835)
Shares outstanding 127,953,985 28,334,829
Of which:
Total free float 42,550,000
Shares held by BGEO GROUP
PLC 85,631,820
Healthcare services
EBITDA margin of healthcare
services 30.0% 28.6% 29.2% 29.6% 26.5%
Direct salary rate (direct
salary as % of revenue) 33.3% 36.7% 33.8% 33.2% 35.7%
Materials rate (direct
materials as % of revenue) 14.5% 14.6% 15.7% 15.4% 14.5%
Administrative salary
rate (administrative
salaries as % of revenue) 10.1% 11.9% 8.9% 9.7% 12.1%
SG&A rate (SG&A expenses
as % of revenue) 6.3% 3.8% 6.0% 5.4% 4.0%
Number of hospitals 35 34 35 35 34
Number of district outpatient
clinics 11 5 9 11 5
Number of express ambulatory
clinics 28 1 28 28 1
Number of beds 2,474 2,220 2,467 2,474 2,220
Number of referral hospital
beds 2,012 1,759 2,005 2,012 1,759
Bed occupancy rate 56.8% 52.5% 57.6% 58.1% 52.7%
Bed occupancy rate, referral
hospitals 63.7% 60.6% 64.9% 66.4% 60.6%
Bed occupancy rate, community
hospitals 24.5% 22.4% 23.9% 25.2% 23.0%
Average length of stay
(days) 4.9 4.7 5.1 4.8 5.1
Average length of stay
(days), referral hospitals 5.1 4.9 5.3 5.0 5.4
Average length of stay
(days), community hospitals 3.4 2.9 3.9 3.5 3.1
Pharma
EBITDA margin 3.9% - 1.8% 3.1% -
Days sales outstanding 21.0 - NMF NMF -
Number of bills issued 2,84million - 1,92million 4,76million(9) -
Revenue from wholesale
as a percentage of total
revenue from pharma 26% - 25% 26% -
Revenue from retail as
a percentage of total
revenue from pharma 74% - 75% 74% -
Revenue from para-pharmacy
as a percentage of retail
revenue from pharma 35% - 33% 34% -
Number of pharmacies 112 - 110 112 -
Medical insurance
Loss ratio 79.9% 74.3% 85.0% 83.6% 77.1%
Expense ratio, of which 20.5% 17.6% 21.8% 20.8% 17.8%
Commission ratio 6.9% 5.5% 6.4% 6.6% 5.3%
Combined ratio 100.4% 91.9% 106.8% 104.4% 94.9%
Renewal rate 78.1% 74.8% 75.7% 77.4% 76.5%
(9) For the five month, from May till September
Annexes:
-- Corrections and rebates are corrections of invoices due to
errors or faults by third parties
-- Eliminations are intercompany transactions between medical
insurance and healthcare services Gross margin - Gross margin
equals gross profit divided by gross revenue excluding corrections
and rebates
-- Materials rate equals cost of materials and supplies divided
by gross revenue excluding corrections and rebates
-- Direct salary rate equals cost of salaries and other employee
benefits divided by gross revenue excluding corrections and
rebates
-- Admin salary rate equals administrative Salaries and other
employee benefits divided by gross revenue excluding corrections
and rebates
-- Selling, general and administrative expenses rate (SG&A
rate) equals General and administrative expenses divided by gross
revenue excluding corrections and rebates
-- Other operating expenses are operating expenses which are not
included in cost of sales and administrative expenses, which
primarily include the cost of medicines sold, any losses from the
sale of property and equipment, expenses on factoring, write-offs
of fixed assets and other
-- Operating leverage is calculated as the difference between
percentage increase in gross profit and percentage increase in
total operating costs
-- EBITDA is defined as earnings before interest, taxes,
depreciation and amortisation and is derived as the Group's Profit
before income tax expense but excluding the following line items:
depreciation and amortisation, interest income, interest expense,
net losses from foreign currencies and net non-recurring
(expense)/income
-- EBITDA margin equals EBITDA divided by gross revenue
excluding corrections and rebates
-- The Group's rent expense comprises of operating lease
contracts
-- The Group's maintenance capital expenditure are short-term
expenditures
-- The Group's expansion capital expenditure are longer term by
nature and include acquisition of properties with longer useful
lives
-- Net Debt to EBITDA equals Borrowings less Cash and bank
deposits divided by EBITDA
-- Earnings per share (EPS) equals Profit for the period
attributable to shareholders of the Company divided by weighted
average number of shares outstanding during the same period
-- FTE represent full time employees
-- Bed occupancy rate is calculated by dividing the number of
total inpatient nights by the number of bed days (number of days
multiplied by number of beds, excluding emergency beds) available
during the year
-- Average length of stay is calculated as number of inpatient
days divided by number of patients. This calculation excludes data
for the emergency department
-- Renewal rate is calculated by dividing number of clients who
renewed insurance contracts during given period by total number of
clients
-- Commission ratio equals agents, brokers and employee
commissions divided by net insurance premiums earned
-- Loss ratio is defined as net insurance claims divided by net
insurance revenue
-- Expense ratio is defined as operating expenses excluding
interest expense divided by net insurance revenue
-- Combined ratio is the sum of loss ratio and expense ratio
-- Day's sales outstanding ratio ("DSO") equals receivables from
sales of pharmaceuticals divided by cost of pharma
-- Revenue cash conversion equals revenue received from all
business lines divided by net revenue.
-- EBITDA cash conversion cycle equals Net cash flows from /
(used in) operating activities before income tax divided by
EBITDA
COMPANY INFORMATION
Georgia Healthcare Group PLC
Registered Address
84 Brook Street
London W1K 5EH
United Kingdom
www.GHG.com.ge
Registered under number 09752452 in England and Wales
Incorporation date: 27 August 2015
Stock Listing
London Stock Exchange PLC's Main Market for listed
securities
Ticker: "GHG.LN"
Contact Information
Georgia Healthcare Group PLC Investor Relations
Telephone: +44 (0) 20 3178 4033; +995 322 444 205
E-mail: ir@ghg.com.ge
www.GHG.com.ge
Auditors
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