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Ryman Healthcare posted its first positive free cash flow in 10 years, driven by strong revenue and cost control, despite a net loss, following major financial restructuring.
Ryman Healthcare, a Christchurch-based retirement home operator, reported its first positive free cash flow in a decade, achieving $NZ56.2 million for the six months ending September 30, up from a prior loss of $NZ52.5 million.
Despite a net loss after tax of $NZ45.2 million—down from a $NZ82 million profit due to lower property valuation gains—management said the company has stabilized following a $NZ1 billion equity raise and $NZ2 billion debt refinancing.
Revenue rose 13% to $NZ413.8 million, costs fell 2%, and unit sales increased to 674.
Development sites were reduced from seven to four.
The business operates 40 villages in New Zealand and nine in Melbourne, with its ASX listing on October 1.
Shares rose 12.7% since debut.
Ryman Healthcare registró su primer flujo de efectivo libre positivo en 10 años, impulsado por fuertes ingresos y control de costos, a pesar de una pérdida neta, tras una importante reestructuración financiera.