IN THIS SECTION
Arrow Highlights
Arrow Group at a glance
Arrow Performance against targets
Arrow Investment proposition
Arrow History
Arrow Our essence
Arrow Our values
Arrow Our strategy
Arrow Board of directors
   
Click to HIDE this navigation
Click to SHOW this navigation

Highlights

Financial highlights

Revenue

6.9%
2008: R21 735 million
2009: R23 232 million
Revenue

Operating profit

9.8%
2008: R3 370 million
2009: R3 700 million

Operating profit

Basic headline earnings per share

27.2%
2008: 61.5 cents
2009: 78.2 cents

Basic headline earnings per share

Group summary

              %  
  Rm   2009   2008   change  
  Revenue   23 232   21 735   6.9  
  EBITDA   4 927   4 614   6.8  
  Operating profit   3 700   3 370   9.8  
  Headline earnings1   988   775   27.5  
  Total assets   45 937   54 182   (15.2)  
  Cash generated from operations1   4 640   4 663   (0.5)  
  Basic earnings per share (cents)1   123.8   63.5   95.0  
  Basic headline earnings per share (cents)1   78.2   61.5   27.2  
  Capital reduction per share (cents)   38.0   32.0   18.8  

1 Including discontinued operation.

 

Operational highlights   Strategic highlights   Sustainability highlights
         
4.9%   4   5th
4.9% increase in patient days in SA   Four sites added in the UK – two hospitals, a radiosurgery centre and a primary care centre   Ranked fifth in the Large Companies category of the 2009 Deloitte Best Company to Work For Survey in SA
         
7.8%   50%   14th
7.8% growth in overall caseload in the UK   Completed sale of 50% interest in Ampath Holdings Trust   Attained 14th positionin the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) Carbon Leadership Index in SA
         
15.1%   PPP   11th
15.1% increase in Netcare 911 total lives under management   Commenced construction of Lesotho Public Private Partnership (PPP)   Ranked 11th overall in the Financial Mail’s Top Empowerment Companies (TEC)
2009 Survey
         
9.0%   436 million   3rd
9.0% increase in Primary care managed lives   436 million treasury shares repurchased and cancelled   Ranked third overall in skills development and training in the TEC 2009 survey