Health Management International (HMI)

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SINGAPORE (Aug 19): Regional healthcare provider Health Management International (HMI) on Monday night reported earnings fell 11% to RM13.5 million ($4.5 million), or 1.61 sen per share, for the 4Q19 ended June 30, down from RM15.2 million a year ago.

Shares in Health Management International are up as high as 9.1% at 2.48pm to trade at 72 cents from its last close of 66 cents.

SINGAPORE (May 22): Phillip Capital, Maybank KimEng and UOB KayHian all have “buy” calls on Health Management International after 3Q19 revenue rose on the back of resilient patient load growth and increasing average patient bill size.

SINGAPORE (May 13): Health Management International (HMI) announced that its 3Q19 earnings have dropped by 15% to RM13.4 million ($4.4 million), compared to RM15.9 million in 3Q18.

SINGAPORE (Feb 13): UOB Kay Hian is maintaining its “buy” call on Health Management International (HMI) with a target price of 73 cents.

SINGAPORE (Feb 11): Health Management International (HMI) recorded a 28% drop in it 2Q19 earnings to RM11.3 million ($3.76 million), compared to RM15.7 million in 2Q18.

SINGAPORE (Nov 19): Phillip Capital and CGS-CIMB Research are maintaining their “buy” and “add” calls on Healthcare Management International (HMI) with the respective target prices of 77 cents and 73 cents.

SINGAPORE (Aug 29): CGS-CIMB Securities is maintaining its “add” call on Health Management International (HMI) with a slightly lower target price of 79 cents.

SINGAPORE (Aug 28): Health Management International (HMI) reported earnings of RM15.2 million ($5.1 million) for the 4Q ended June, up 43% y-o-y from RM10.7 million a year ago on higher revenue and improved margins.