Lippo Village, Tangerang, Indonesia
Monday, April 30, 2018
PT Siloam International Hospitals Tbk (“Siloam”) today announced financial results for the three months ended March 31, 2018, where Siloam recorded Gross Operating Revenue (“GOR”) of Rp 1.4 trillion, up 12.4% yoy.
The GOR of 8 mature hospitals were up by 7.8% yoy to Rp 742.1 billion from Rp 688.1 billion, contributing 35.4% to the GOR growth. The 9 developing hospitals’ GOR were up by 4.9% yoy to Rp 444.9 billion from Rp 424.3 billion, representing 13.5% of the GOR growth. The 8 new hospitals opened in 2017 booked Rp 61.5 billion GOR, up 548.9% yoy from Rp 9.5 billion, contributing 34.1% to the GOR growth.
Net Operating Revenue (“NOR”) grew to Rp 1.1 trillion, up by 11.0% yoy, while Gross Profit amounted to Rp 643.5 billion, up by 10.3% yoy. Earnings Before Interest, Tax, Depreciation and Amortization (“EBITDA”) down by 1.9% yoy to Rp 182.5 billion due to increase in operating expenses and rental charges. Net Profit were recorded at Rp 0.5 billion, down 98.8% yoy due to the 21% increase in depreciation as a result of asset acquisition that was done in Q4 2017. On volume, Siloam continues to record modest growth in Q1 2018. Out-patient (“OPD”) visits grew by 13.7% yoy, while In-patient (“IPD”) admissions grew by 13.1% yoy. Bed Occupancy Rate (”BOR”) was recorded at 54.6%.
Siloam Hospitals Silampari (“SHLL”) in Lubuk Linggau which was opened in mid-January 2018 has served over 730 OPD visits and 60 IPD admissions with 69 operational beds. The 175-bed capacity hospital is in the process of registering the hospital to accept BPJS Kesehatan patients.
Aside from announcing Q1 2018 financial results, Siloam also announced the opening of Siloam’s 33rd hospital, Siloam Hospitals Jember (“SHJR”) in the province of East Java. SHJR is a 323-bed capacity hospital located in Jember Regency, ±200 km south east of Surabaya city, where Siloam Hospitals Surabaya is situated. Jember Regency is populated with over 2.4 million people, where its administrative capital, urban area of Jember, is the third biggest urban area in East Java (after Surabaya and Malang) with over 330 thousand residents. Jember is well known as the venue of one of the biggest annual carnival in Indonesia, Jember Fashion Carnaval (“JFC”). Every year, JFC attracts hundreds of domestic and foreign tourists, who come to see the unique carnival costumes showcasing culture from various regions in Indonesia on a 3.6 km long catwalk across the town. SHJR operates in a ±21,259 sqm thirteen storey building on ±12,092 sqm integrated land with Lippo Plaza Jember, Aryaduta Hotel and Dian Harapan School. The hospital is equipped with state-of-the-art medical equipment such as 1.5T MRI, 64-slice CT-Scan & mammography and supported by 24 specialists, 9 general practitioners as well as 58 nurses. In the future, the hospital will be registered to serve BPJS Kesehatan patients.
Ketut Budi Wijaya, President Director of Siloam stated, "Regardless of the challenging market, we recorded modest growth of 12.4% in GOR and double-digit growth in volume. The implementation of our expansion plan has been encouraging and I am happy to announce that we have open another hospital located in Jember. With only 12 existing hospitals in Jember, the opening of SHJR will increase the accessibility to healthcare for not only people in Jember but also people in surrounding regencies such as Lumajang, Banyuwangi, Bondowoso and Situbondo. Often the residence of these regencies must travel all the way to Surabaya for their healthcare treatment. We believe with the opening of SHJR, these people will have high quality and affordable healthcare closer to home.”
Siloam is a subsidiary of PT Lippo Karawaci Tbk (“LPKR”), the largest listed property company in Indonesia by total assets and revenues, anchored by a large land bank and solid recurring income base. LPKR's businesses comprises of Residential/Township, Retail Malls, Hospitals, Hotels and Asset Management.
Siloam now operates 33 hospitals in 24 cities and 16 clinics in 8 cities throughout the country receiving more than 2 million visits & admissions and carrying out more than 55,300 surgeries every year. The 6,800 beds capacities are supported by about 2,700 specialists and general practitioners as well as over 10,000 nurses and support staff. It also manages the first JCI accredited hospital in Indonesia and a repeat winner of “Frost & Sullivan, Indonesia’s Healthcare Service Provider of the Year”. Siloam is listed on the Indonesian Stock Exchange under the ticker name “SILO” and a market capitalization of Rp 11.7 trillion or USD 843.4 million as of April 27, 2018.
For more information, please contact:
Anastasia Trivena Haliem
Investor Relations Manager
Siloam Hospitals Group
[email protected]
Disclaimer:
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