Korian: Acceleration of Organic Growth of 6.4% in Q3 and 5.7% YTD 9 Months Benefitting From Occupancy Rate Increase of 3 Points
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Regulatory News:
Korian (Paris:KORI), the leading European care and support services group for the elderly and fragile, announces its 3rd quarter and 9-month revenue for 2022.
The 4.8% revenue increase in the third quarter of 2022, with 6.4% organic growth, confirming growth momentum of Korian’s unique business model. Revenue reached € 1,134.8 million compared to €1,082.3 million in Q3 2021. In the 9-month to end of September, revenue reached €3,358.7 million as compared to €3,189.7 million for the same period in 2021.
Long-term care2 segment grew by 3.8% over the quarter, reduced in part by the sale and closure of some facilities notably in France. Organic growth was strong with 6.1% reflecting the increase of 1.5 points in occupancy rate year-on-year. The quarter was also marked by a strong summer activity in France with c.2,500 short stays.
Healthcare3 activities grew by 6.6% over the quarter, of which 5.8% was organic growth, in line with the normalised levels of activity since the beginning of the year and dynamic development of outpatient activity. In France the transformation of the network has been pursued, with the tenth clinic since the beginning of the year being opened after being built or rebuilt. This clinic in Livry-Gargan is also the 40th transformed since 2016 and will operate under the brand Inicea that has become the common healthcare brand for France.
Community care4 grew by 7.4% of which 9.5% organic growth mainly driven by the high level of greenfield deliveries and ramp up. More than 800 new shared housing beds have been built and Korian continues to develop home care services, with Petits-fils, the leading network in France, seeing an increase of 24% in the number of clients it serves.
Revenue by geography
Revenue (€m) |
Variation (%) |
|||
3th quarter |
3th quarter |
Reported |
Organic |
|
2022 |
2021 |
Growth |
Growth |
|
France, Spain, UK* |
564.6 |
544.1 |
3.8% |
5.1% |
Germany |
263.5 |
270.5 |
-2.6% |
3.5% |
Benelux** |
170.9 |
150.0 |
13.9% |
16.0% |
Italy |
135.8 |
117.6 |
15.5% |
6.7% |
Total |
1,134.8 |
1,082.3 |
4.8% |
6.4% |
* O/w France: €526.7m in Q3 2022 vs €516.5m in Q3 2021, Spain: €24.7m in Q3 2022 vs €21.5m in Q3 2021, United Kingdom: €13.2m in Q3 2022 vs €6.1m in Q3 2021
** O/w Belgium: €143.3m in Q3 2022 vs €130.3m in Q3 2021, Netherlands: €27.6m in Q3 2022 vs €19.7m in Q3 2021
Revenue (€m) |
Variation (%) |
|||
9 months |
9 months |
Reported |
Organic |
|
2022 |
2021 |
Growth |
Growth |
|
France, Spain, UK* |
1,665.4 |
1,616.0 |
3.1% |
4.5% |
Germany |
795.1 |
796.2 |
-0.1% |
3.0% |
Benelux** |
488.9 |
438.3 |
11.5% |
13.6% |
Italy |
409.3 |
339.3 |
20.7% |
7.6% |
Total |
3,358.7 |
3,189.7 |
5.3% |
5.7% |
* O/w France: €1,559.7m 9-months 2022 vs €1,560.4m 9 months 2021, Spain: €73.1m 9 months 2022 vs €41.8m 9 months 2021, United-Kingdom: €32.6m 9-months 2022 vs €13.8m 9-months 2021
** O/w Belgium: €414.3m 9 months 2022 vs €380.5m 9 months 2021, Netherlands: €74.6m 9 months 2022 vs €57.8m 9 months 2021
All regions show resilient organic growth:
- France, Spain and UK revenue for the quarter reached € 564.6m, with an organic growth of 5.1%, whilst reported growth affected by the sale of 27 facilities to Vivalto Vie & Colisée was reduced to 3.8%. In the United Kingdom, Korian reinforced its footprint with the acquisition of 3 new high-end facilities, including the real estate, reinforcing its platform in a growing market.
- Germany achieved € 263.5 million of revenue, below Q3 2021 by 2.6% following the finalisation of the sale or closure of some facilities. However organic growth remained solid at 3.5% including one month of rate increase following the salary revaluation from 1st September.
- Benelux region grew organically by 16% as reflection of both the occupancy rate recovery in Belgium and the improving ramp up in the Netherlands. Total revenue was € 170.9m, showing a total growth of 13.9% slightly affected by some closures in Belgium.
- Italy continued its dynamic growth with 15.5% growth and € 135.8 million of revenue reflecting the successful integration of bolt on acquisitions and strong organic growth of 6.7% after a full normalisation of the activities both in long term care and healthcare.
Stakeholder Participation and Social dialogue
The Group is also engaged in a widespread dialogue with its stakeholders as part of its ambition to become a Purpose Driven company. This dialogue has led the company to hold discussions and gather feedback from around 1,000 people including families, residents, patients, employees, managers, mayors, members of parliament, regional health authorities and investors. These in-9depth exchanges will form the basis of the mission and the commitments being defined by Korian in being a purpose driven company.
Korian instituted, in 2019, the first European Works Council in the sector and since then has pursued a strong social dialogue at European level, that has resulted in the signature of an agreement on setting up the Korian SE European company works council, covering notably the consultation process of this work council. The work of this committee will include key theses such as absenteeism and health and safety at work, theses already worked by the European works council, which the European company works council will succeed.
At national level a first Korian collective labour agreement has been signed in Belgium covering internal mobility, staff well-being, purchasing power and team organisations. A first agreement in Germany with trade union Ver-di covering three facilities with an intention to develop regional and national dialogue. Thee recent agreements in France covering annual pay increase, profit sharing and work from home conditions.
ESG commitments & Sustainable financing:
Korian is delivering ahead of expectations on its ESG roadmap in its 5 pillars, with notably advances in:
- Care excellence and customer satisfaction: 42% of the network is ISO 9001 certified, in line with the objective of 50% for the end of the year; and the 90% of the network Positive Care compliant.
- Quality at work and talent acquisition: number of apprentices continuing to rise to 2,807 and the total number of employees in a qualifying training path reaching 9.9% at the end of October.
A year after the issuance of its € 300m social bond Korian has published the reporting on the use of the Social Bond proceeds. This report provides an overview of the allocation and impact of the Social Bond proceeds. All funds raised have been fully allocated to 6 projects falling under the 3 Eligible Social categories defined in the 2021 Social Financing Framework: long-term care nursing homes, medical care and clinics, proximity and community services, housing solutions, and digital technologies. The report includes case studies for each of the 6 projects, detailing their sustainability features and main impact metrics and has been audited by Mazars and EY.
About Korian
Korian, the leading European care services group for elderly and fragile people. www.korian.com
Korian has been listed on Euronext Paris Section A since November 2006 and is included in the following
indices: SBF 120, CAC Health Care, CAC Mid 60, CAC Mid & Small and MSCI Global Small Cap
Euronext ticker: KORI - ISIN: FR0010386334 – Reuters: KORI.PA – Bloomberg: KORI.FP
1 2021 margin restated to reflect IAS 38 change in accounting regarding customization and configuration costs of SAAS solutions
2 Long-term care: Nursing Homes
3 Healthcare activities: Post-acute, rehabilitation, mental health
4 Community care: Assisted living, co-living for seniors, home care
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