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MOULTRIE, Ga. – There are four points of the body a person must focus on that will change the direction of their life’s course. That’s the head, mouth, heart and
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MOULTRIE, Ga. – There are four points of the body a person must focus on that will change the direction of their life’s course. That’s the head, mouth, heart and
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26 May 2021 | 07:50am StockMarketWire.com - Private healthcare group Mediclinic International swung to a full-year profit as impairment charges fell, though its underlying performance was dented by lower revenue during the pandemic. Pre-tax profit for the year through March amounted to £104 million, compared to year-on-year losses of £275 million. Revenue fell 3% to £3.0 billion and adjusted operating profit fell 32% to £221 million. Mediclinic did not declare any dividends for a year that was affected by people cancelling elective surgeries while the pandemic raged. The company said it e...
16 April 2021 | 09:06am StockMarketWire.com - Health care company Mediclinic International said it expected improved performance in fiscal 2022 despite a further waves of Covid-19 expected in the coming weeks. 'We are well positioned to deliver growth in revenue and EBITDA across all three divisions in FY22 despite further waves of the pandemic expected in the coming months, especially in Switzerland and Southern Africa,' the company said. The upbeat outlook comes as annual revenue fell 3% year-on-year in fiscal 2021, as weaker first-half performance offset an improved second-half. Stronger ...