MedLife H1 FY26 net loss widens to RON 34.69 million; revenue rises 10% to RON 1.74 billion
Reuters2026/08/28 05:33- Med Life posted revenue of RON 1.74 billion in the first half, up 10% from a year earlier.
- Operating profit edged up 2.3% to RON 86.26 million, while net loss widened to RON 34.69 million.
- Financial loss deepened to RON 109.59 million, mainly due to higher foreign exchange losses on EUR-denominated borrowings.
- Clinics revenue rose 15.1% to RON 674.99 million, while pharmacies revenue climbed 33.7% to RON 50.46 million.
- Medstar acquisition closed on Jan. 29; the group opened a new Panduri hyperclinic in Bucharest and a new Genesys clinic in Arad.
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