KPJ HEALTHCARE BHD
KLSE (MYR): KPJ (5878)
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1.34
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Day's Change
1.33 - 1.36
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14,877,500
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Q1 is always supossed to b lower bz in healthcare. dont b surprised this time is different.
2023-05-21 00:12
Buy Alaqar better. 2¢ dividend every 3 months. Alaqar owns all the hospitals assets of KPJ
2023-05-21 08:12
alaqar is great for passive investors. steady DV but growth capped. still a buy for long term passive holders.
2023-05-21 11:57
with better results end of may, kpj will be rerated higher by most analyst. expect a 10 to 15% rerating higher.
2023-05-21 11:58
If it stays above 1.14 with large volume, good possibility of testing 1.18 as first TP and 1.21 second TP
2023-06-14 10:42
results were consistant. epf have stopped selling and price will shoot up soon.
2023-06-19 01:16
Chairman at ystd AGM said he wasn't aware of any pte equity to buy a stake in KPJ. How can he be not aware of as it was in the news and vol of shares has been historical. Such a sweeping statement did not sound very professional.
2023-06-23 09:58
slow and steady yet solid profitability. I expect a sustained momentum for FY23. Keep it. 1.25 has yet to come..... maybe Novemberlah...
2023-08-30 11:08
Expect mild support at 1.15 and strong support at 1.09. Next resistance at 1.18 to 1.20 and later 1.30. Very safe bet, the best Q results to come in Q3 2023. Mgmt has mentioned that business is booming since 2H 2022. DSH2 to be major catalyst.
2 months ago
For the remainder of FY2023, the Group continues to be dedicated to redefining the healthcare ecosystem. “KPJ Healthcare remains committed to advancing our hospitals to capture the growing volume of activities in the latter half of the year by further increasing our beds, recruiting more consultants and expanding our range of services. Against the backdrop of a robust healthcare sector, we steadfastly uphold our purpose - ‘Care for Life’,” affirmed Norhaizam.
“The general outlook for healthcare service providers is optimistic, driven by our continued dedication and commitment to be your preferred healthcare provider,” Norhaizam concluded.
Source: https://kpjhealth.com.my/news/kpj-healthcare-sustains-strong-momentum-records-impressive-financial-results-for-q2-fy2023
2 months ago
Long term uptrend intact as share price remains above MA200. Price is now at support of 1.13-1.14 which is the price when Golden Cross is formed on 10-Aug-2023.
2 months ago
Kenanga TP RM1.50, details below...
We reiterate our OVERWEIGHT call for the healthcare sector. We expect patient throughput and revenue intensity in private hospitals in both the domestic and international markets to end the year on a high note, driven by a seemingly higher propensity of the population to seek treatment for medical issues post the pandemic. Similarly, we see robust sales of pharmaceuticals and over-the-counter (OTC) drugs backed by increased health awareness. Meanwhile, there is growing adoption of immunotherapy as a cancer treatment method. Over the longer term, the prospects of private healthcare will continue to be underpinned by rising affluence and an aging population. Our top picks are KPJ (OP; TP: RM1.50) and KOTRA (OP; TP: RM7.00).
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Similarly, KPJ is on track to meet our FY23F patient throughput growth projection of 14% (vs. 12% in FY22) and BOR of 70% (vs. 58% in 2022), driven by the recovery in demand for elective surgeries. Thanks to high patient throughput, two of its new hospitals have turned EBITDA-positive while the other two only recorded small operating losses.
We like KPJ for its pricing power as a private healthcare provider and its strong market position locally with the largest network of 28 private hospitals (vs. 16 of the next largest player IHH). We expect the stock to be re-rated following: (i) the divestment of its loss-making Indonesian operations, and (ii) its newer hospitals turning EBITDA positive post gestation period.
1 month ago
Hospitals to gain from return of medical tourism
KUALA LUMPUR: Hospitals under IHH Healthcare Bhd and KPJ Healthcare Bhd appear to be going strong despite concerns about rising costs.
The demand for private healthcare is seen to be sustainable due to surging cases of chronic diseases across the globe, according to Kenanga Research.
Medical tourism have also returned to the country with much vigour, the research house said.
According to Kenanga Research, IHH is on track to meet its financial year 2023 (FY23) revenue per inpatient growth projection of 10% to 15%, following an 18% increase in FY22.
https://www.thestar.com.my/business/business-news/2023/10/04/hospitals-to-gain-from-return-of-medical-tourism
1 month ago
NSTviral: Netizen shares good experience with Malaysia's healthcare system
KUALA LUMPUR: A social media post on the exceptional care offered by the Malaysian healthcare system, as well as its affordability, has caught the attention of netizens.
On the social media platform X, the netizen, Richard Ker (@richardker), posted about his 82-year-old father who recently went through a significant surgical procedure requiring local anaesthesia.
In the post which has since gone viral with over 180,000 views, he shared about the healthcare system in Malaysia, highlighting the remarkable care that his father received.
https://www.nst.com.my/news/nst-viral/2023/10/963393/nstviral-netizen-shares-good-experience-malaysias-healthcare-system
1 month ago
Ipsos: Malaysians rank third highest globally for trust in healthcare system
KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 6 — Despite long wait times, Malaysians still have the highest confidence in the country’s healthcare system compared to the most of the world.
According to a study done by research firm Ipsos on healthcare systems, Malaysia is rated third after Switzerland and Singapore, which tops the list as second and first for their reliable service.
Based on the survey, 66 per cent of Malaysians rated the healthcare system to be good or very good in the country, while 71 per cent of Singaporeans and 68 per cent of Swiss feel the same about healthcare in their country.
https://www.malaymail.com/news/malaysia/2023/10/06/ipsos-malaysians-rank-third-highest-globally-for-trust-in-healthcare-system/94548
1 month ago
THE global healthcare rose significantly in the shadow of the 2020 pandemic, reaching an all-time high of US$9 trillion in 2020 or about 10.8 per cent of the global gross domestic product (GDP), according to the World Health Organisation (WHO).
This number continues to rise since 2020, and according to Kenanga Investment Bank Bhd’s research team (Kenanga Research), it is expected to reach a total of US$10 trillion by 2026, increasing from US$8.4 trillion in 2022, representing a compound annual growth rate of 3.5 per cent over a five-year period.
https://www.theborneopost.com/2023/10/08/strengthening-malaysias-healthcare-sector/
1 month ago
IF there is one thing Malaysians take pride in (besides our endless food and racial unity) is definitely the healthcare system.
Based on a survey at research organisation Ipsos, Malaysia currently ranks third next to Switzerland and Singapore, ranking second and first respectively, for their reliable service.
It was reported that 68 per cent of Malaysians respondents said that they trusted the nation’s healthcare system to provide them with the best treatment, with widely accessible information.
https://www.thesundaily.my/style-life/going-viral/m-sian-pays-only-rm30-for-father-s-hospital-bill-praises-healthcare-system-HG11604773
1 month ago
Uptrend intact as price stays above all MA20, MA50 and MA200.
Share price just close at 1.18, regained the territory of above MA20 level of 1.17 yesterday.
This suggest strong confidence in the stock over short, mid and long term.
1 month ago
RM41.2 Billion For Health Ministry, Big 13% Raise From 2023. The Ministry of Health received an impressive 13.5% raise, or an increase of RM4.9 billion from 2023, to an RM41.2 billion allocation under Budget 2024
https://www.beckershospitalreview.com/finance/health-system-execs-adjust-to-meet-2024-budget-expectations.html
1 month ago
a dividend of 0.8 sen was paid on 15/9/2023. KPJ declares dividend during every quarterly results announcement and the nx announcement will be at the end of Nov.
1 month ago
KPJ had paid 2.5 cents dividend for this year. I think no more dividends will be declared until next year
1 month ago
There will be another dividend in Nov/Dec.
Total div so far 0.006+0.0065+0.008=0.0205
3 weeks ago
Oh...typo on that. Not 2.5 cents, but 2.05 cents. Ya, hopefully got another dividend to be announced when its Q3 is out
3 weeks ago
Superb chart movement, price can be a bit higher no?
With recent MOH announcement on 'status quo'...more and more will going to Private (via Insurance package) due to resources concern at local Gov Hospitals
3 weeks ago
Next resistance upon breaching 1.30, is 1.47. Look at the recent acquisition by EPF will tell you something.
1 week ago
Hit all time high of RM1.30 now, same as what was achieved in Sep-2021, earnings in the next 1 week will determine whether stock will register more new highs.
1 week ago
Fantastic QR. Dividend and sp. div totaling 1.3 cts.
Sure to shoot up tomorrow.
3 days ago
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