Allied health company Healthia (ASX: HLA) has bounced back from the pandemic in style with organic growth across their network being driven by new services introduced to existing clinics and a workforce buoyed with enthusiasm which contributed to a 48.2% increase in earnings. For the Half Year ended 31 December 2022, Healthia reported $124.9 million
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Having serviced delivered more than 1.6 million patient appointments over the past year, allied health company Healthia (ASX: HLA) has such a large pipeline of acquisition targets that they have confirmed a new strategic vision of becoming the largest diversified allied healthcare provider in Australia and New Zealand. The ambitious goal has been set by
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As the world emerges from a pandemic, Australians are proving to be more conscious of their general health than ever as evidenced by allied health company Healthia (ASX: HLA) which has delivered shareholders a 91% increase in underlying EBITDA. The bumper result was driven by 14.5% organic growth across the Group whose clinics continue to
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With 13.2 million Australians suffering from long term eye problems, the rationale behind Healthia’s (ASX: HLA) $43m acquisition of The Optical Company was a logical opportunity to expand and investors have taken notice with HLA shares trading at all-time highs over the past month. While it may appeared a simple tack-on acquisition, such price movement
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Is the notion of the typical Australian stacking on the ‘isobars’ and indulging in a few too many ‘lockdown lagers’ during their in-house detention just another case of fake news? In reality, says Healthia (ASX: HLA) CEO Wesley Coote, incarcerated citizens were more likely to be exercising more often and assiduously holding to their appointments
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Leading allied healthcare company Healthia (ASX: HLA) is set to significantly increase their services and national footprint with the $43 million acquisition of optometry group The Optical Company and their 41 clinics. The acquisition is a horizontal expansion for Healthia which has primarily operated in the podiatry and physiotherapy sectors while also owning iOrthotics, Australia’s
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