Raffles Medical: 3Q16 Net Profit Up 4% To S$16.2 Million.

24 Oct 2016 - ShareInvestor Express
The Group recorded a quarterly revenue of S$119.3 million in Q3 2016, an increase of 17.5% as compared to S$101.5 million in Q3 2015. The Group's net profit after tax attributable to the shareholders of the Company increased by 4.0% from S$15.6 million in Q3 2015 to S$16.2 million in Q3 2016...
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Stocks to watch: Yoma, Raffles Medical, City Developments Limited, Frasers Centrepoint Trust

24 Oct 2016 - Business Times Breaking News
BESIDES the mixed release of earnings reports by some real estate investment trusts (Reits) last week, trading cues on Monday morning could be glimpsed from other latest announcements and developments. Among them, Yoma Strategic Holdings Ltd said that it is spinning off its tourism-related business as ...
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Raffles Medical posts 4% rise in Q3 net profit

24 Oct 2016 - Business Times Breaking News
RAFFLES Medical Group said on Monday that its net profit for the third quarter ended Sept 30, 2016 rose 4 per cent to S$16.2 million, from S$15.6 million a year ago. Revenue was up 17.5 per cent to S$119.3 million, from S$101.5 million, driven by higher patient load from its clinic network as well as ...
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Raffles Medical Group's net profit jumps 4% to $16.2m

24 Oct 2016 - Singapore Business Review
Thanks to higher healthcare service revenues. Raffles Medical Group has had a healthy and sound quarter in 3Q16 as it posted a 4% increase in net profit to $16.2m. In an announcement filed on the Singapore Exchange, the group said this is on back of stronger contributions from all of its segments. During ...
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1 Crucial Lesson For Investors From The Darkest Day In US’s Stock Market History

20 Oct 2016 - The Motley Fool Singapore
Today’s 20 October 2016. 29 years ago, on 19 October 1987, the US stock market experienced a massacre of epic proportions. The S&P 500, a widely-followed US market benchmark, crashed by a stunning 20.5% on that day alone. The collapse was so brutal that it was – and still is – the single largest daily ...
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How Profitable Are Raffles Medical Group Ltd’s Different Businesses?

17 Oct 2016 - The Motley Fool Singapore
Raffles Medical Group Ltd (SGX: BSL) runs a hospital in Singapore (Raffles Hospital) and also provides healthcare services here through a wide network of medical centres and clinics. It has a network of medical centres and clinics in a number of other Asian countries too and has a hospital under development ...
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Raffles Medical Group on track to finish Raffles Hospital extension by next year

13 Oct 2016 - Singapore Business Review
It plans to add new beds progressively. Raffles Medical Group (RMG) can meet its target to complete Raffles Hospital extension by 3Q2017, said DBS Vickers Securities. Raffles Medical Group started the $310 million extension work, December last year. The building will be 20-storey high with two basements. ...
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The 3 Different Ways Raffles Medical Group Ltd Makes Its Money

12 Oct 2016 - The Motley Fool Singapore
Raffles Medical Group Ltd (SGX: BSL) runs a hospital in Singapore (Raffles Hospital) and also provides healthcare services here through a wide network of medical centres and clinics. It has a network of medical centres and clinics in a number of other Asian countries too and has a hospital under development ...
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A Close Look At Raffles Medical Group Ltd’s Growth, Dividend, And Valuation

11 Oct 2016 - The Motley Fool Singapore
Healthcare services provider Raffles Medical Group Ltd (SGX: BSL) has been a great long-term winner in Singapore’s stock market. Over the past five and 10 years, shares of Raffles Medical have gone up by 109% and 423% in price, respectively. Here are three important aspects about the company that may ...
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Raffles Medical Group Ltd – A Proxy For Medical Tourism

7 Oct 2016 - The Motley Fool Singapore
Medical Tourism is a fast-growth industry in Asia. More patients are seeking specialised treatment at destinations outside their home countries. Three countries that have been identified as beneficiaries of this trend are Thailand, India and Singapore, which account for roughly 90% of medical tourism ...
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