Afrocentric: Alternative models for more affordable healthcare an imperative
Afrocentric's share price has come under severe pressure falling almost 20 per cent year to date. The healthcare investor in its full year results said it believes alternative models for more affordable healthcare delivery is an imperative.
Mon, 17 Sep 2018 10:35:00 GMT
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AI Generated Summary
- Afrocentric focuses on value chain optimization to reduce healthcare costs in the long term.
- The company is actively participating in projects related to the national health insurance scheme to improve healthcare accessibility.
- Engagement with the South African government is a priority for Afrocentric to address public health challenges and enhance the nation's overall health.
Afrocentric, a leading healthcare investor in South Africa, has experienced a challenging year with its share price falling almost 20 per cent year to date. Despite this setback, the company remains optimistic about the future as it focuses on exploring alternative models for more affordable healthcare delivery. In a recent interview with CNBC Africa, Afrocentric's CEO Antoine van Buuren discussed the key drivers behind the company's performance, its preparations for the national health insurance scheme, dividend policy, and outlook on investments and acquisitions in the healthcare space. Van Buuren also touched on the company's engagement with the South African government to address public health challenges and its commitment to improving the overall health of the nation. In the face of a recession and rising healthcare costs, Afrocentric is determined to find innovative solutions to make healthcare more accessible to all South Africans.
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