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Medica Group

September 2020

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  • Epic Code:
  • MGP
  • Price:
  • 135.5p
Shares in Medica, the provider of outsourced teleradiology services, have recovered well from lows of 100p to the current 135.5p. The group has said it expects revenue for H1 to be £17m, compared to £22m in the same period last year due to the impact of Covid-19 on radiology reporting activity. However, since then activity has improved towards levels experienced before the pandemic. For Nighthawk, the out of hours service, reporting activity has returned to around 95% of the pre-Covid level.The routine (elective) side has started to improve and is now 10% of the pre-covid level and Medica expects volumes to further pick up as NHS hospitals work to process the substantial backlog of elective procedures. < ...

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