Latest Private Hospitals News

Ramsay Health Care has cleared a major regulatory hurdle with ACCC approval to acquire National Capital Private Hospital, setting the stage for completion in early fiscal 2027.

ReNerve Limited has secured broader regulatory approval in Hong Kong for its NervAlign® Nerve Cuff, enabling access to both public and private hospitals and validating the device’s clinical benefits through independent review.

Emyria Limited is scaling up its Perth Empax clinic with increased therapist approvals and treatment rooms, setting the stage for broader national clinical growth next year.

Oneview Healthcare reported robust commercial growth in 2025, driven by new US client wins and the launch of its AI-powered care assistant, Ovie. The company enters 2026 with a confident outlook focused on expanding its US footprint and advancing digital health innovation.

AFT Pharmaceuticals delivered a robust first half for FY26, posting 33% revenue growth and a return to profitability, driven by strong Australian sales and recovery in Asia and international markets. The company is advancing its global footprint and R&D pipeline, positioning for sustained growth.

Emyria reports strong revenue growth driven by expanded insurer-funded mental health programs, marking a significant step in national access to evidence-based PTSD and treatment-resistant depression care.

Beamtree Holdings has reported a 9% increase in recurring revenue for Q1 FY26, driven by strong contract wins and international expansion, including a key UK NHS partnership and a new autonomous coding rollout.

RAM Essential Services Property Fund (REP) reports a Q1 FY26 distribution in line with guidance and reaffirms its full-year yield target while progressing its strategic transition to a healthcare-focused REIT.

Beamtree Holdings delivered a standout Q4 FY25 with a 12% jump in annual recurring revenue and a 48% surge in operating profit, setting a strong foundation for FY26 growth despite upcoming CFO transition.

Ramsay Health Care reported a modest 1.7% increase in underlying net profit for FY25, driven by strong Australian and UK hospital performances despite significant impairments in the UK. The company is advancing its multi-year transformation and expects EBIT growth in Australia for FY26, though challenges remain.

Ramsay Health Care posted solid revenue growth driven by its Australian and UK hospital businesses, despite a significant impairment charge impacting net profit. The group advances a multi-year transformation focusing on operational efficiency and capital discipline.

Ramsay Health Care reported a 6.8% revenue increase and a modest rise in underlying profit for FY25, despite a significant impairment in its UK mental health division. The company maintains a strong dividend and outlines a cautiously optimistic outlook for FY26.