WATCH: Life Healthcare CEO Peter Wharton-Hood on profit hit
Business Day TV speaks to Wharton-Hood after the company reported a slump in half-year profit
26 May 2022 - 22:13
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Life Healthcare has reported a double-digit slump in half-year profit, with headline earnings per share coming in 12.7% lower. Despite the decline in earnings, the hospital group has decided to reward shareholders with a dividend of 15c per share, saying it remains upbeat about it future prospects. Business Day TV caught up with CEO Peter Wharton-Hood for more insight on the company’s performance.
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WATCH: Life Healthcare CEO Peter Wharton-Hood on profit hit
Business Day TV speaks to Wharton-Hood after the company reported a slump in half-year profit
Life Healthcare has reported a double-digit slump in half-year profit, with headline earnings per share coming in 12.7% lower. Despite the decline in earnings, the hospital group has decided to reward shareholders with a dividend of 15c per share, saying it remains upbeat about it future prospects. Business Day TV caught up with CEO Peter Wharton-Hood for more insight on the company’s performance.
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