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Our geographic footprint

Our geographic footprint

SOUTHERN AFRICA

Life Healthcare provides quality healthcare to the southern Africa market, which includes South Africa and Botswana. Our primary service offering is organised into two divisions – namely, the hospital division and the healthcare services division.

INTERNATIONAL

Alliance Medical

Alliance Medical, Europe’s leading independent provider of complex diagnostic imaging services, integrated molecular imaging services and manufacturing of radiopharmaceuticals.

Southern Africa 2020 2019
Revenue R17.2 billion R18.5 billion
Earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) pre-IFRS 16 R2.8 billion R4.4 billion
Number of paid patient days (PPDs) 1 914 159 2 269 756
Number of permanent employees 15 060 15 385

 

Southern Africa locations

Hospitals and same-day surgical centres

Rehabilitation units

Mental health facilities

Employee Health solutions

Renal dialysis units

Esidimeni units

Specialised maternity unit

College of learning centres

Oncology units

  2020 2019
Revenue R6.3 billion R5.6 billion
EBITDA pre-IFRS 16 R1.2 billion R1.3 billion
Number of locations served 233 220
Number of permanent employees 2 160 2 040
Scanmed

Scanmed operates across Poland and offers comprehensive medical services in acute facilities, cardiac centres, monoclinics and outpatient facilities.

  2020 2019
Revenue R1 535 million R1 349 million
EBITDA pre-IFRS 16 R140 million R97 million
Number of permanent employees 1 887 2 020
Life Molecular Imaging (LMI)

LMI is a research and development company dedicated to the development and global commercialisation of innovative molecular imaging agents for use in PET-CT diagnostics, addressing major unmet clinical needs in neurological, oncological, and cardiovascular diseases. LMI currently have active supply sites in 20 countries.

LMI 2020 2019 
Revenue R319 million R268 million 
EBITDA pre-IFRS 16 R1 million (R12 million)

1 Excludes non-trading foreign exchange loss of R8 million (2019: R30 million profit).