Highlights

  • Promisia Healthcare reported strong FY26 Revenue, profit, and occupancy growth.
  • The company introduced a new Dividend policy linked to operating free Cash Flow.
  • Promisia expects further Earnings growth and potential acquisitions in FY27.

Overview

Promisia Healthcare Limited (NZX:PHL) delivered a strong financial and operational performance for the year ended 31 March 2026, supported by higher occupancy, improved cash flow, and stronger operational efficiency across its care facilities. Operating Revenue rose significantly during the year, while underlying EBITDAF and net profit after tax also recorded robust growth. The company strengthened its Balance Sheet through a Debt restructure and lower borrowing costs, while occupancy levels improved across the portfolio. Promisia also introduced a formal dividend policy tied to operating free cash flow, reflecting confidence in future cash generation and Long-term Growth opportunities.

How Did Promisia Strengthen Its FY26 Financial Performance?

Promisia Healthcare achieved strong growth across its major financial indicators during FY26, driven by higher occupancy rates, contributions from the Cromwell operations, and increased deferred management fees. The company also benefited from valuation gains across its care facilities and retirement villages, with every site recording an increase in value during the year.

The company’s balance sheet position improved following a comprehensive debt restructure that simplified funding arrangements and reduced borrowing costs. Loan-to-value ratios declined significantly, while net tangible assets per share recorded notable growth. Management indicated that lower financing costs are expected to provide further support to earnings and cash flow performance in FY27.

Why Is Promisia Optimistic About FY27 Growth?

Promisia enters FY27 with stronger occupancy levels, improved operational systems, and enhanced cash generation capability. The company expects further growth in underlying EBITDAF, supported by stable Demand for aged care and retirement living services. Occupancy across the group is projected to improve further as operational efficiencies continue to strengthen.

The Board also introduced a dividend policy based on operating free cash flow, highlighting confidence in the Business’s financial position. In addition, Promisia is actively pursuing an earnings-accretive Acquisition aligned with its integrated care and retirement village strategy. Management believes the stronger financial platform created in FY26 positions the company well for disciplined expansion and sustainable long-term growth.