Optima Health Plc (OPT.L) on Monday said that its fiscal 2025 revenue was 105 million euros, in line with market expectations. The company expects to report annual adjusted EBITDA in line with the market view.
Following the trading update, shares of Optima Health were losing around 4 percent on the London Stock Exchange at 187.07 pence.
The UK occupational health and wellbeing company said that the second half of the year reported around 7 percent growth in revenues over the first half.
According to Optima Health, the unaudited net debt position, excluding leases, on March 31, stood at 2.2 million pounds, including a cash balance of 14.8 million pounds, less drawdowns from the revolving credit facility of 17.0 million pounds.
The company said that it has expanded its operations beyond the UK with the acquisition of Cognate Health Ltd for up to 9 million pounds, marking its first international acquisition. The deal is expected to generate approximately 7 million pounds in revenue and 1 million pounds EBITDA per year. In January, Optima Health acquired BHSF Occupational Health Ltd for 1.4 million pounds, adding around 7 million pounds in annual revenue.
Most recently in May, the company acquired Care first, an Employee Assistance Programme business from the Priory Group, for 15,000 pounds, adding about 3.7 million pounds in annual revenue. Both acquisitions are anticipated to be EBITDA accretive within the first year, Optima Health added.
The company expects to reveal its fiscal 2025 results by mid-July.
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