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Good Morning Everyone. RHB closed at R1.65, market cap sitting around 650m rand with roughly 394m shares on issue. Pharma distribution play in SA healthcare, decent recurring revenue model if they can stabilize the rand headwinds. Worth watching the next sens announcements on volumes and institutional uptake.
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RHB sitting at R1.65 and pharma distribution still plays well when you think about healthcare demand in SA. Balance sheet's been under pressure but if they can sort the operational side out there's real value here long term. Springboks vibes today, hope the team plays like RHB's got something to prove this year GLTA.
RHB jumped R5 today to R170, that's lekker for us long-term holders who are building slowly.
RHB up 3% today to R170 is nice to see, but I'm wondering if there's real growth happening in their business or if this is just market noise. Anyone here holding long-term, what's the actual story with their revenue and where are they heading in the next few years?
RHB dropping 0.56% to R177 feels like noise given the healthcare demand tailwinds in SA. The question is whether management can convert that structural growth into earnings accretion without destroying margins, but at current valuations I'm not seeing the red flags that would for
RHB trading flat at R177 today, but the real question for dividend investors is whether the healthcare operator's payout ratio has room to grow without compromising the cover ratio I demand. Need to see the latest cash generation metrics before committing capital here, as healthc
RHB taking a minor dip to R177.00 today, but at this yield level the pullback's presenting rather than deterring, especially given the healthcare defensive characteristics and consistent dividend track record we've seen from this outfit.
Added to RHB on today's 2.30% lift to R178.00 as the embedded value metrics remain substantially below intrinsic worth, and with a 22-year track record in healthcare equities I've observed few insurers trading at such compelling discounts to their actuarial earnings power.