The 3 Ways A Company Can Grow Its Earnings Per Share

19 Sep 2016 - The Motley Fool Singapore
One of the ways a company can deliver returns for its investors is to grow its earnings per share. But, how exactly can a company do so? In this article, we will look at the different ways a company can grow its earnings per share. Revenue growth The most obvious way for a company to grow its earnings ...
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Why Singapore’s medical tourism threats don’t hurt Raffles Medical

26 Aug 2016 - Singapore Business Review
It banks on foreign patients searching for critical care. Despite looming threats from medical tourism on Singapore’s private healthcare, Raffles Medical Group (RMG) has not yet felt any impact, thanks to a diversified international patients mix. OCBC revealed that RMG has been receiving lower volume ...
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Here’s why Raffles Medical Group is heavily dependent on its overseas businesses

26 Aug 2016 - Singapore Business Review
Local competition heats up as Singapore boosts public healthcare. Raffles Medical Group (RMG) has to take its overseas expansion plans seriously if it were to prevent any ill effect a risky medical tourism sector has for its long term growth potential. OCBC believes Raffles Medical Group cannot only ...
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Raffles Medical Group Ltd’s Investors Should Know This Investing Formula

18 Aug 2016 - The Motley Fool Singapore
The return on equity (ROE) metric measures a company’s ability to generate a profit with the shareholders’ capital it has. Generally speaking, a high ROE is preferred over a low one, all things being equal. But, the ROE alone does not tell the whole story with a company. It can actually be broken down ...
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Raffles Med’s net profit jumps by 4.5% to $16.7m

25 Jul 2016 - Singapore Business Review
On back of higher patient load, clinic network expansion. The healthcare giant remained in the pink of health in Q2 as its revenue grew by 19.8% yoy to $119m. According to a report by OCBC, both the Healthcare and Hospital Services divisions saw their segment revenue increased 42.2% and 7.9%, respectively. ...
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3 Investing Insights on IHH Healthcare Bhd

13 Jul 2016 - The Motley Fool Singapore
IHH Healthcare Bhd (SGX: Q0F) is the world’s second largest listed health care provider by market capitalisation. The company has operations across nine countries, including China, India, and Singapore. In our Garden City, IHH’s hospitals include Mount Elizabeth, Gleneagles Singapore, Parkway East, and ...
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3 Stocks with Returns of Over 500% in 10 Years

4 Jul 2016 - The Motley Fool Singapore
There are many stocks in Singapore’s market that have delivered great returns over the past decade. Here are three companies that have achieved returns of over 500% in the past 10 years: Straco Corporation Ltd (SGX: S85), Sim Lian Group Ltd (SGX: S05), and Raffles Medical Group Ltd (SGX: BSL). Source: ...
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This Legendary Investor Has Made Bets That The Market Will Fall – What Should You Do?

30 Jun 2016 - The Motley Fool Singapore
According to an early June article from the Wall Street Journal, the legendary billionaire investor George Soros has been spending more time recently managing funds in his investment vehicle Soros Fund Management LLC after having played a more backseat role in recent years. Soros, who is famous for breaking ...
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Why Have Raffles Medical Group Ltd’s Shares Gained 117% In Value In 5 Years?

28 Jun 2016 - The Motley Fool Singapore
A veteran investor once told me that “investing is about giving up your purchasing power today in the hopes of getting higher purchasing power in the future.” In stock market investing, the above quote translates into buying stocks that will increase in value in the future. That value can come from an ...
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Here’s why Raffles Med isn’t fazed by intensifying local healthcare competition

23 Jun 2016 - Singapore Business Review
It has extensive presence overseas. As the city-state pushes for a greater quality of healthcare, this translates to greater competition for local patients between the private and public sector. According to a report by OCBC research, Raffles Medical Group, however, is also supported by foreign patients, ...
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