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Trades about 42% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Regis Healthcare Limited is a leading Australian provider specializing in comprehensive care services for the elderly. The company operates a network of residential aged care facilities and delivers a broad spectrum of in-home support. These home-based offerings include personal assistance such as hygiene and mobility, rehabilitation, and practical aid with household tasks like cleaning, cooking, and shopping, along with transportation and social outings. Regis also offers companionship and manages both government-funded and private home care programs. Additionally, the company owns and operates specialized retirement and independent living villages, providing residents with services including laundry, meals, cleaning, and access to allied health professionals for physiotherapy, podiatry, diversional therapy, and other therapeutic programs. Its aged care portfolio covers long-term 'ageing-in-place' solutions, short-term respite breaks, specialized dementia care, and dignified palliative care. The company further extends its services to in-home disability support and veterans' home care, offers therapeutic interventions for community members, retirement village residents, and those in low care homes, and manages Day Respite centres. As of mid-2022, Regis Healthcare Limited managed 64 residential aged care homes. Established in 1994, the company was formerly named Fairway Investment Holdings Pty Ltd before adopting its current name in 2014, and its main office is located in Armadale, Australia.
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