Primary Health Properties (#PHP) – re. “combination with Assura… CMA has concluded that the transaction gives rise to no competition concerns”

Primary Health Properties (#PHP) – “strongly disagrees with certain assertions made by the board of Assura… around the financial risks to the combination”

Primary Health Properties (#PHP) – “indicative” 0.3848 new shares and 9.08p per share proposal to Assura (#AGR)

Is There a Doctor in the House? Yes, and for this Outstanding Outfit, a Lot More Besides

Hello Share Punters. Oh, the woes of the long-distance share tipper! I spent much effort researching a company which, at the last minute, I discovered slightly conflicted with my ethical principals. It’s a pity because it might have made you some money, but if you want to hear recommendations where taking boodle is the one and only benefit then I humbly suggest you might try someone else.

Doctor, Doctor, I Keep Wanting to Invest in this Medical Property Developer, Am I Right?

Hello Share Stakers. This senior citizen punter has tipped Primary Health Properties (PHP) before. And I’m glad I did as its latest numbers suggest that it’s on a roll. This is a company which rents out buildings suitable for doctor’s surgeries. And we all know how much demand there is for GP’s in these unhealthy days.

Doctor, Doctor Do You Need More Surgeries? Yes, and this Renter Belter Will Make Money by Supplying them

Hello share counters. A company I’ve commended to you before and for which my optimism is even stronger, if anything, is Primary Health Properties (PHP). It owns and rents out doctors’ surgeries to GP’s in Blighty and the Irish Republic. More than 520 of them, in fact. You’ll know, I fancy, that doctors are dealing with more and more patients these days and will need the best premises to treat them.

The Doctor Surgery Company Sees Bigger Profits in the Covid Period. Quelle Surprise!

Hello Share Breakers. Recently, I suggested Primary Health Properties (PHP) was worth a look. Well, the full year results are out and show that underlying net profit improved by 13.8% to £83 million. The company has delivered reliable growth for the last 25 years and with the increasing demand for health services, it’s easy to see how profits will continue the upward path.

Doctor, Doctor I Keep Thinking You Need a More Modern Surgery. You Ought to Try this Go Ahead Outfit

Hello Share Fans. There’s little doubt that companies which service the NHS should be able to benefit from more government spending on the medical world. Hospitals will have more funds and so will GP’s. And that’s jolly good news for a company I’ve mentioned before called Primary Health Properties (PHP).

Here's Another Health Outfit that should Continue to Get Better, even After Covid

Hello, Share Chums. Shares in ambitious outfit I commended to you not long after the pandemic struck hasn’t performed as well as hoped. But I’ve not lost faith, as the latest full-year results look good. And we all know the plague will last longer than we first thought. Despite the virus’s benefit to the company, my own holding has been absolutely static for many months now. But I’m looking forward to a ‘coil spring’ effect...

As Doctors Are Up Against it, So Are Their Surgeries. Good Old Primary Health Properties to the Rescue

Hello, Share Holders. As you know, family doctors are really busy at the moment. And the government is hugely reliant on them to dispense the vaccines and pick up some slack from bursting hospitals. As hospitals continue to be overburdened - and likely to stay full after the virus, as the job of catching up on delayed treatment is rolled out - then doctors are likely to be even more involved in our wellbeing than they are currently.

Here's Another Health Jumbo Which Should Prosper Once the Virus Recedes

Hello, Share Shifters. If you’re looking for a probable virus-proof investment, you might consider Primary Health Properties (PHP). This is a company I’ve recommended before, which provides up-to-date properties for doctors surgeries, health centres and the like. And you can imagine they are likely to be in more demand these dangerous days. The company has been expanding and its collection of medical buildings now stands at £2.5 billion.

Doctor, Doctor I Feel Like a New Share. Then Take a Look at Primary Health Properties

Hello, Share Breakers. Allow me to return to a company where a lot is going on and which seems to be progressing nicely. Primary Health Properties (PHP) buys up and builds new doctor’s surgeries and other kinds of modern health centre...

Take A Peek at this Healthy Property Firm That Keeps on Getting Better

Hello, Share Pickers. Primary Health Properties (PHP) is an outfit which develops and improves the rental income of buildings used for first-stage health care. What excites me about this line of work is the fact that an aging population which refuses to adopt simple methods to stay more healthy, will increase demand for years to come...

Marriage of Two Medical Peas in the Same Pod Should Keep Shareholdings Healthy

Hello share players. It usually makes sense when two companies which do the same thing merge together. Cuts down on premises, staff and paperwork. And it’s good news for shareholders in Primary Health Properties (PHP) which has married up with MedicX (MXF). PHP will hold seven-tenths of the new set-up.

Primary Health Properties targets further expansion

Buying and developing sizeable modern health centres and renting them to general practitioners has been proving a profitable game for fully-listed Primary Health Properties (PHP), a UK real estate trust which aims to boost its present £1.1 billion of assets by at least £100 million a year and hopes to see rental growth in the sector accelerate from its present unexciting 1%. Having made nearly £37 million pre-tax in 2014, the London-based company is proposing to move to quarterly dividend payments and to carry out a four-for-one share split, after lifting net asset value 10% in the first half of this year to £377.5 million or 339p a share, with interim pre-tax profits up 47% to £32.4 million, helped by a £2.2 million interest rate derivatives gain, on a 5.2% increase in rental income to £30.6 million.