Auna announces Q3 adjusted EBITDA of PEN231M, a 7% decrease compared to last year.
Q3 Revenue Performance: Auna reported a Q3 revenue of PEN1.12B, reflecting a 1% decrease year-over-year, indicating challenges in financial performance despite operational resilience.
Operational Growth in Peru and Colombia: The company experienced significant growth and profitability in local currency in Peru and Colombia, driven by increased memberships and pricing adjustments, particularly in Oncosalud and Healthcare Services.
Stability in Mexico Operations: Auna's operations in Mexico showed stability amidst recovery from previous challenges, although financial results in this segment were less favorable.
Cost Containment and Efficiency: The company's disciplined cost management and operational efficiency, particularly in its medical talent, contributed to the strong performance in Peru, with an improved Oncology MLR of 49.3%.
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EsSalud Receives Construction License for Torre Trecca, Signifying Important Milestone in Auna's Public-Private Partnership with the Organization
Construction License Received: Auna S.A. has received a construction license for Torre Trecca, a high-rise outpatient treatment center in Lima, Peru, which will serve over six million EsSalud-insured Peruvians.
Public-Private Partnership: The project is part of a public-private partnership with EsSalud, initiated in 2010, aimed at modernizing healthcare services in the region.
Expected Impact: Once completed, Torre Trecca is projected to accommodate more than three million visits annually, significantly enhancing healthcare access in Lima.
Forward-Looking Statements: Auna's announcement includes forward-looking statements regarding the project's timeline and capacity, emphasizing potential risks and uncertainties that may affect outcomes.

Honeywell Analyst Adopts Bearish Stance; Check Out Tuesday's Top 4 Downgrades
Analyst Downgrades: JP Morgan's Hanzade Kilickiran downgraded D-MARKET Electronic from Overweight to Neutral, lowering the price target from $4.85 to $3.07, with shares closing at $2.31.
Federal Realty Investment Trust: Barclays analyst Richard Hightower downgraded Federal Realty Investment Trust from Overweight to Equal-Weight, reducing the price target from $113 to $106, while shares closed at $96.00.
Auna SA: JP Morgan's Joseph Giordano downgraded Auna SA from Overweight to Neutral, cutting the price target from $13.5 to $6, with shares closing at $5.00.
Honeywell International Inc: B of A Securities analyst Andrew Obin downgraded Honeywell from Buy to Underperform, slashing the price target from $265 to $205, as shares closed at $196.08.






