Thomson Medical Group FY2025 (Year Ended 30 June 2025): Revenue Up, Net Loss Driven by Impairment, Final Dividend Omitted
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Summary:
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Revenue: S$394.7 million (up 12.4% from S$351.2m last year), mainly due to Malaysia Oncology Center ramp-up, increased revenue intensity in Singapore, and full-year inclusion of Vietnam from FEMVN acquisition.
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Net (Loss)/Profit: Net loss of S$47.6 million (vs. net profit of S$14.2m in FY2024), largely due to a one-off goodwill impairment of S$75.1 million relating to FEMVN. Excluding this, pre-tax profit would have been S$34.5m.
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Adjusted EBITDA: S$75.1 million (down 10.3%), but underlying cash generation remained healthy.
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Earnings per Share: (0.180) cent (down from 0.054 cent).
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Net Asset Value per Share: 2.07 cents (down from 2.18 cents).
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Dividends: No final dividend declared (previous year: 0.04 cent/share).
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Assets and Borrowings: Total assets S$1.78 billion (flat YoY); net cash at S$124.2 million. Total interest-bearing borrowings stable around S$1.1 billion.
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Segment/Geographic Highlights:
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Singapore revenue declined by 4.9% due to the end of project-related care facilities business; higher revenue intensity from local operations.
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Malaysia revenue up 5.2%, with new Oncology Centre contributing.
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Vietnam saw a full-year revenue contribution post-acquisition, but a lower patient load flagged.
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Balance sheet remains robust despite higher provisioning and new capital investments.
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Outlook: Group remains focused on core operations, expanding higher-complexity and regional healthcare services, and leveraging new facilities in Malaysia and Vietnam, with a stronger emphasis on operational discipline amid macroeconomic and sector headwinds. No dividend is proposed for this year, with a view to preserving capital and ensuring long-term sustainable growth.