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Rua Bioscience (RUA)•FY22•Released 29 August 2022

Cash falls to $1.9m as operating burn widens to $6.8m

First product sales arrived but losses widened materially, leaving only months of cash at the current operating burn rate.

Published 22 April 2026

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Promisia Healthcare (PHL)•FY22•Released 30 June 2022

First full year of acquired aged-care lifts revenue to $19.0m

Headline +213.6% growth reflects the December 2020 acquisition lapping into a full period, not underlying expansion of the existing footprint.

Published 29 April 2026

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Ryman Healthcare (RYM)•FY22•Released 17 June 2022

Reported NPAT jumped 63.8% but underlying profit grew only 13.6%

Investment property revaluations drove the headline gain while capex at 55.9% of revenue absorbed most of the operating cash flow expansion.

Published 29 April 2026

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TruScreen Group (TRU)•FY22•Released 30 May 2022

Revenue grew 48% but FY22 loss widened to $7.9m as cash fell to $2.8m

Operating leverage moved the wrong way in the second half, with the implied H2 loss running roughly five times H1 and cash burn consuming nearly half

Published 23 April 2026

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Third Age Health Services (TAH)•FY22•Released 30 May 2022

Cash conversion fell to 90% as acquisitions drove 7.5% revenue growth

Gross margin expanded 300bps to 63% on the GP portfolio shift, but operating cash flow weakened and ROE eased from 73.4% to 50.2%.

Published 22 April 2026

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Rua Bioscience (RUA)•HY22•Released 25 February 2022

Operating cash burn nearly doubled to $3.7m before first revenue

Headline cash fell from $19.2m to $2.3m as Rua moves to commercialisation, with the loss widening only modestly.

Published 22 April 2026

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Truscreen Group (TRU)•HY22•Released 29 November 2021

Operating cash burn widened to NZ$1.7m as cash fell to NZ$3.7m

Reported loss narrowed in dollar terms but operating cash outflow grew, drawing cash down 17.8% and total equity 13.4% over the period.

Published 23 April 2026

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