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2016 Indonesia Hospital of The Year
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FY 2016 Results
FY 2016 Results
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information, future events or otherwise.
Table of Contents
Where We Are In Lippo Karawaci
Corporate Structure
Highly Experienced & Professional Management
The Vision
The Journey
The Operations
The Strategy & Business Model
Premier Private Hospital Group
Hospitals Under Development
Financial Performance
Operational Performance
Appendices
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05
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07
08
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10 – 14
15 – 26
27 – 31
32 – 39
40 – 51
52 – 55
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Where We Are In Lippo Karawaci
LIPPO RELATED COMPANIES
PUBLIC
19.19%
80.81%
As of 31 Dec 2016
No of Outstanding Shares : 23,077,689,619
Code : LPKR.JK ; LPKR IJ
62.1%
PT SILOAM INTERNATIONAL
HOSPITALS TBK
54.4%
PT LIPPO CIKARANG TBK
As of 31 Dec 2016
No. of Outstanding Shares : 1,300,612,500
Code : SILO
59.8%
PT GOWA MAKASSAR TOURISM
DEVELOPMENT TBK
100%
PT BOWSPRIT ASSET
MANAGEMENT
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Corporate Structure
LIPPO KARAWACI RELATED COMPANIES
CVC CAPITAL PARTNERS
PUBLIC
62.09%
15.00%
22.91%
As of 31 December 2016
No . Of Outstanding Shares : 1,300,612,500
Code : SILO
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Highly Experienced & Professional Management
Board of Commissioners
Lee Heok Seng
President
Commissioner
Theo L. Sambuaga Jenny Kuistono
Commissioner
Commissioner
Farid Harianto
Independent
Commissioner
Ir. Jonathan L.
Parapak
Independent
Commissioner
dr. Niel Nielson
Independent
Commissioner
Andy
Purwohardono*
Commissioner
John Pitsonis*
Commissioner
Board of Directors
Caroline Riady*
Romeo Lledo
President Director, Vice President
Director
Independent Director
*Appointed on October 11, 2016
dr. Andry
Director
dr. Anang Prayudi dr. Grace Frelita
Director
Director
Budi Legowo
Director
Norita Alex
Director
Atiff Gill*
Director
Ryanto Tedjomulja*
Director
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The Vision
By 2019..
• Beds
International
Reach
Quality
Godly
Compassion
over 10,000
• Patients per annum
over 15 million
• Hospitals
over 50 hospitals
over 25 cities
Scale
Affordable and Accessible Healthcare
to all socio economic segments
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The Journey
SHLV – I do esia’s First Hospital to e
Accredited and Re-accredited by JCI
(2007, 2010 and 2014)
RSUS
BIMC Nusa Dua – I do esia’s First
Hospital to be Accredited by ACHS
Australia (2014)
SH Manado
SH Bali
SH Kupang
SH Buton
SH Palembang
SH TB
Simatupang
SH Medan
SH Samarinda
2014
2016
SH Lippo
Cikarang
SH MRCCC
1996
2002
2011
2012
2013
SH Jambi
SH Cinere
BIMC Kuta
SH
Balikpapan
SH Labuan
Bajo
SH Makassar
SH
Lippo Village
SH
Kebon Jeruk
SH
Surabaya
SH
Purwakarta
Asri
BIMC
Nusa Dua
2013 – The Company
successfully completed IPO
1996 – 2006: Learning Phase
2007 – 2010: Consolidation Phase
2011 to Date: Expansion Phase
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The Operations
Unrivalled network across Indonesia
Sumatra Population :
50.6 mio
Sulawesi Population :
17.4 mio
Maluku Population :
2.6 mio
JCI
ACHSI
Kalimantan Population :
13.8 mio
Papua Population :
3.6 mio
Java Population :
136.6 mio
Nusa Tenggara Population :
9.2 mio
Bali Population :
3.9 mio
Operational Hospitals (23)
Completed Hospitals Awaiting for Operational License (3)
Future Developments (40)
Newly Acquired Hospitals (2)
Greater Jakarta Population :
28 mio
Jakarta Population :
10 mio
The Strategy & Business Model
4 Pillar Foundation
Clinical Service Delivery
UPH Medical Sciences (UPHMS)
Value Creation Plan
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12
13
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4 Pillar Foundation
1
Emergency
2
Technology
3
Telemedicine
4
Doctors
Excellence in
Emergency Services
1-500-911
State-of-the-Art Medical
Equipment and Systems
Digital Telemedicine
Hu a d “poke
Siloam Doctor
Partnership and
Development Program
4 Pillar Foundation
Siloa
Hospitals’ four pillar fou datio has ee ke to the su ess of our e isti g hospitals a d ill ser e
as the asis for repli ati g this su ess at our e pa sio hospitals…
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Clinical Service Delivery
“iloa ’s
Integrated Healthcare
Delivery Model
•
Access to
Centres of
Excellence
through hub and
spoke system
and Telemedicine
•
•
•
3
Quaternary
Integrated Centers of Excellence: Neuroscience, Cardiology, Cancer, Orthopedic, Urology, Fertility
Hub and Spoke strategy and extensive coverage of specialized services via Digital Tele-Medicine
Pio eeri g i est e ts i I do esia’s health are se tor
– Comprehensive Cancer Centre opened in 2011
– I do esia’s first Ga
a K ife i stalled i 2012
Tertiary
•
•
•
High standard and
accessible medical
care through focus
on clinical
governance and
affordable price
points
Specialist access for
primary healthcare
demand
Public-PrivatePartnership
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Secondary
1
Primary
Research and Education
• Best in class and highly accessible healthcare services platform
through:
– Rapid expansion of hospital network across Indonesia
– Attracting and retaining the best doctors with strong focus on
do tors’ elfare “DPDP
– Equip hospitals with State-of-the-Art facilities such as 128 slice
CT Scan and 1.5T MRI
• Primary clinics for corporate clients
• Public-Private-Partnership (PPP) model - Siloam Puskesmas (Public Health
Clinic)
• RSUS – First general hospital using public sector model
– Additional demand from patients under governmental insurance and social
schemes
– Gate ay to I do esia’s U i ersal Health are Co erage a d Go er e t
Health Insurance Programs
• Integrated platform with UPHMS and other partnerships
• Medical students training at RSUS, SHLV, and SHKJ
One-stop continuum of care at primary, secondary, tertiary and quaternary levels
FY 2016 Results
UPH Medical Sciences (UPHMS)
Bringing Together Clinical, Research & Education
Centre of Excellence and
Global Reputation
• Alignment – across teaching
and service delivery
• Affiliate with agencies such
as ACORN/NUS/SGH/UOM
• Leading edge research
Clinical
• Best practice Models
• Remote Access Diagnosis (RAD)
and Remote Access Clinical
Management (RACM)
• Telemedicine
• Centres of Clinical Excellence/
Accreditation
• Teaching Hospital paradigm
·
Research
Education
• Future workforce
• Systems based curriculum
converged with PBL
• Best practice replication
• Clinical placement
• Foundation for Innovation
• Overseas training –
Singapore/Australia/USA/China
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Value Creation Plan
• Replace current top
down pricing
mechanism with
detailed bottom up
data driven pricing
• Centralize drug and
medical supplies
procurement, reduce
SKUs to ~1000
• Increase utilization
through raising doctor
willingness to
prescribe test
• Introduce data driven
pricing
Strategic
Pricing
Increased
Equipment
Utilization
Optimized
Drug
Procurement
Optimized
SG&A
• Reduce redundancies
in overhead staff,
nursing staff and
centralize
procurement of nonmedical supplies
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Premier Private Hospital Group
Mature Hospitals
Developing Hospitals
Distinct Market Segment Hospitals
New Hospitals
Siloam Clinic
Completed Hospital In Yogyakarta
Completed Hospital In Bogor
Completed Hospital In Bekasi Blu Plaza
Newly Acquired Hospital In Bekasi
Newly Acquired Hospital In Mataram, Lombok
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17 – 18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
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Mature Hospitals
SILOAM HOSPITALS BALIKPAPAN
SILOAM HOSPITALS LIPPO VILLAGE
TANGERANG (West of Jakarta)
JCIA
308 Bed Capacity
274 Operational Beds
228 GP and Specialists
375 Nurses
Centre of Excellence : Cardiology, Neuroscience,
Orthopedics & Emergency
SILOAM HOSPITALS KEBON JERUK
WEST JAKARTA
285 Bed Capacity
215 Operational Beds
208 GP and Specialists
303 Nurses
Centre of Excellence : Urology,
Orthopaedic, Cardiology & Emergency
SILOAM HOSPITALS SURABAYA
EAST JAVA
162 Bed Capacity
160 Operational Beds
161 GP and Specialists
244 Nurses
Centre of Excellence : Fertility Treatment,
Cardiology & Emergency
EAST KALIMANTAN
232 Bed Capacity
165 Operational Bed
111 GP and Specialists
156 Nurses
Centre of Excellence : Orthopedics & Emergency
79.61% Ownership
SILOAM HOSPITALS PURWAKARTA
JCIA
WEST JAVA
202 Bed Capacity
190 Operational Beds
60 GP and Specialists
168 Nurses
Centre of Excellence : Emergency
FY 2016 Results
Developing Hospitals
79.84% Ownership
SILOAM HOSPITALS CIKARANG
SILOAM GENERAL HOSPITAL (RSUS)
BEKASI (East of Jakarta)
TANGERANG (West of Jakarta)
114 Bed Capacity
108 Operational Beds
94 GP and Specialists
156 Nurses
Centre of Excellence : Occupational Health &
Emergency
640 Bed Capacity
300 Operational Beds
75 GP and Specialists
227 Nurses
Centre of Excellence : Emergency
SILOAM HOSPITALS JAMBI
SILOAM HOSPITALS MANADO
EAST SUMATERA
100 Bed Capacity
90 Operational Beds
66 GP and Specialists
121 Nurses
Centre of Excellence : Emergency
NORTH SULAWESI
238 Bed Capacity
177 Operational Beds
112 GP and Specialists
193 Nurses
Centre of Excellence : Emergency
MRCCC SILOAM SEMANGGI
SILOAM HOSPITALS MAKASSAR
SOUTH JAKARTA
334 Bed Capacity
155 Operational Beds
174 GP and Specialists
284 Nurses
Centre of Excellence : Cancer, Liver &
Emergency
SOUTH SULAWESI
83.0% Ownership
362 Bed Capacity
215 Operational Beds
119 GP and Specialists
228 Nurses
Centre of Excellence : Cardiology,
Endocrinology &
Emergency
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Developing Hospitals
SILOAM HOSPITALS PALEMBANG
SILOAM HOSPITALS MEDAN
SOUTH SUMATERA
NORTH SUMATERA
357 Bed Capacity
150 Operational Beds
135 GP and Specialists
162 Nurses
Centre of Excellence : Gastroenterology &
Emergency
70.00% Ownership
356 Bed Capacity
75 Operational Beds
102 GP and Specialists
88 Nurses
Centre of Excellence : Emergency & Trauma
SILOAM HOSPITALS CINERE
SILOAM HOSPITALS TB SIMATUPANG
DEPOK (South of Jakarta)
SOUTH JAKARTA
269 Bed Capacity
118 Operational Beds
147 GP and Specialists
129 Nurses
Centre of Excellence : Cardiology, Oncology,
Neuroscience &
Emergency
50 Bed Capacity
37 Operational Beds
20 GP and Specialists
42 Nurses
Centre of Excellence: Cardiology
80.0% Ownership
SILOAM HOSPITALS KUPANG
EAST NUSA TENGGARA
416 Bed Capacity
110 Operational Beds
56 GP and Specialists
150 Nurses
Centre of Excellence : Emergency
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Distinct Market Segment Hospitals
SILOAM HOSPITALS BALI
BIMC KUTA
BALI
BALI
19 Bed Capacity
18 Operational Beds
50 GP and Specialists
66 Nurses
Centre of Excellence : Treatment for tourists &
Emergency
281 Bed Capacity
111 Operational Beds
126 GP and Specialists
192 Nurses
Centre of Excellence : Treatment for tourists,
Orthopedics, Cardiology &
Emergency
SILOAM HOSPITALS ASRI
SOUTH JAKARTA
42 Bed Capacity
42 Operational Beds
105 GP and Specialists
83 Nurses
Centre of Excellence : Urology
BIMC NUSA DUA
BALI
39 Bed Capacity
24 Operational Beds
46 GP and Specialists
53 Nurses
Centre of Excellence : Cosmetic Surgery &
Emergency
FY 2016 Results
New Hospitals
SILOAM HOSPITALS LABUAN BAJO
SILOAM HOSPITALS SAMARINDA
EAST NUSA TENGGARA
124 Bed Capacity
60 Operational Beds
25 GP and Specialists
62 Nurses
Centre of Excellence : Emergency
EAST KALIMANTAN
34 Bed Capacity
10 Operational Beds
34 GP and Specialists
18 Nurses
Centre of Excellence : Emergency
SILOAM HOSPITALS BUTON
SOUTHEAST SULAWESI
140 Bed Capacity
45 Operational Beds
30 GP and Specialists
72 Nurses
Centre of Excellence : Emergency
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Siloam Clinic
CYBER PARK KARAWACI
FAÇADE
RECEPTION
GP’s CON“ULTATION ROOM
FAÇADE
RECEPTION
GP’s CON“ULTATION ROOM
MERTANADI BALI
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Completed Hospital In Yogyakarta
FAÇADE
MAIN LOBBY
FRONT OFFICE
OUT PATIENT DEPARTMENT
22
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Completed Hospital In Bogor
FAÇADE
EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT
MAIN LOBBY
OUT PATIENT DEPARTMENT
23
FY 2016 Results
Completed Hospital In Bekasi Blu Plaza
FAÇADE
EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT
FRONT OFFICE
OUT PATIENT DEPARTMENT
24
FY 2016 Results
Newly Acquired Hospital In Bekasi
FAÇADE
FRONT OFFICE
LOBBY WAITING AREA
OUT PATIENT DEPARTMENT
25
FY 2016 Results
Newly Acquired Hospital In Mataram, Lombok
FAÇADE
FRONT OFFICE
IN PATIENT DEPARTMENT
OUT PATIENT DEPARTMENT
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Hospitals Under Development
Licensing Requirement
For Completion In 2017
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29 – 31
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Licensing Requirement
Licensing Process
In order to be able to fully commission a new hospital, we have to go through a licensing process involving local governments and
provincial health departments. This process involves more than 40 licenses and can be summarized into 6 most critical licenses.
Environmental License
(AMDAL)
Building Permit
(IMB)
Hospital
Building Permit
(IMRS)
Nuisance
Permit (HO)
Certificate of
Proper Building
Function (SLF)
Operational
License (IO)
Status of Major Projects for 2016 & 2017
Hospital
Yogyakarta
Bekasi Blu Plaza
Bogor
Bangka
Lubuk Linggau
Jember
Sorong
Semarang Hoo
Bekasi Grand Mall
Banjarmasin
Gunung Sahari
AMDAL
IMB
HO
IMRS
SLF
IO
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For Completion In 2017
BANGKA BELITUNG
Sept 2016
Current
Sept 2016
Current
Sept 2016
Current
JEMBER
LUBUK LINGGAU
29
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For Completion In 2017
SORONG
Sept 2016
Current
30
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For Completion In 2017
BANJARMASIN
BATU LIPPO MALL
BEKASI GRAND MALL
KALIMALANG
LIPPO KUNINGAN
MANADO KAIRAGI
NINE RESIDENCE
PALANGKARAYA
GUNUNG SAHARI
PLUIT VILLAGE
SEMARANG HOO
SURABAYA CITO
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Financial Performance
Strong Financial Performance
Revenue & EBITDA Details
Balance Sheets
Steady Ramp-up Model
Hospitals Ramp-Up
Comparable Margin with Peers
33
34
35
36
37 – 38
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Strong Financial Performance
Revenue
EBITDAR & EBITDA
In IDR Bn
In IDR Bn
+25%
% to NOR
+21%
5,168
809
22%
+24%
+27%
4,144
671
22%
+33%
3,341
+58%
3,720
+42%
+33%
+34%
+35%
1,847
1,259
574
+23%
19%
466
+23%
2,472
1,788
GOR
NOR
3,042
2,504
526
21%
+22%
+40%
674
+17% 18%
EBITDAR
+45%
EBITDA
881
187
155
18% +56%
251
298
20% +35% 16%
21% +43%
1,273
+44%
19%
334
221
17%
18%
FY 2011
FY 2012
FY 2013
FY 2014
FY 2015
FY 2016
FY 2011
FY 2012
FY 2013
FY 2014
FY 2015
FY 2016
Siloam is the clear leader and fastest growing private hospital group in Indonesia serving all segments of the population
Notes:
GOR refers to revenues relating to medical support services, professional fees and consultation fees, drugs and medical supplies, room service, administration, operating theatre, delivery rooms, registration fees and other services.
NOR is calculated by deducting service costs (doctor consultation and professional fees) from GOR.
EBITDA refers to income before depreciation, provisions for post-employment benefits, allowance for impairment in value, corporate income taxes and other expense and/or income (consisting primarily of financing income and others-net).
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Revenue & EBITDA Details
FY
In IDR Bn
∆%
2015
2016
GOR
4,144
5,168
25%
Service Cost
1,102
1,449
31%
NOR
3,042
3,719
22%
Material Cost
1,219
1,477
21%
Gross Margin
1,823
2,243
23%
Operating Expenses
1,152
1,434
24%
671
809
21%
% to GOR
16.2%
15.6%
% to NOR
22.0%
21.7%
Rental (i)
97
135
39%
EBITDA (ii)
574
674
17%
% to GOR
13.8%
13.0%
% to NOR
18.9%
18.1%
62
99
1.5%
2.0%
1.9%
2.7%
EBITDAR
NPAT
% to GOR
% to NOR
60%
Notes:
(i)
Represents rental expenses for the land and buildings, Siloam is leasing from FREIT, PT Lippo Karawaci Tbk and other parties. PT Lippo Karawaci started charging rent for the land and buildings of 9 hospitals on
May 1, 2013.
(ii)
EBITDA refers to income before depreciation, provisions for post-employment benefits, allowance for impairment in value, corporate income taxes and other expense and/or income (consisting primarily of
financing income and others-net).
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Balance Sheets
2015
2016
∆%
Cash & Equivalent
160
740
363%
Other Current Assets
796
1,166
46%
Property and Equipment
1,553
1,694
9%
Other Non-Current Assets
477
615
29%
2,986
4,216
41%
384
145
-62%
Liabilities
1,246
1,087
-13%
Shareholders' Equity
1,740
3,219
80%
Total Liabilities & Equity
2,986
4,216
41%
Gearing Ratio
0.22
0.05
-79%
Net Gearing Ratio
0.13
-0.19
-248%
In IDR Bn
Assets
Total Assets
Liabilities & Equity
Debt
35
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Steady Ramp-up Model
Contribution
EBITDA Margin
% to NOR
12%
12%
19%
35%
34%
19%
29%
27%
42%
45%
29%
35%
19%
15%
53%
45%
42%
51%
-247%
0%
FY 2015
FY 2016
Revenue
Mature
Developing
FY 2015
-5%
FY 2016
EBITDA
Distinct
New
FY 2015
Mature
FY 2016
Developing
Distinct
New
Increasing contribution from developing hospitals
Note:
EBITDA refers to income before depreciation, provisions for post-employment benefits, allowance for impairment in value, corporate income taxes and other expense and/or income (consisting primarily of financing income and others-net).
FY 2016 Results
Hospitals Ramp-Up
Manado (Operational in 2012)
In IDR Bn
% to NOR
63,410
276
8,398
70.1%
22.5%
5,299
38,242
40.3%
94
0.0%
BPJS
FY 2013
47.1%
BPJS
FY 2016
Revenue
177
beds
-0.5%
FY 2013
FY 2016
EBITDA Margin
FY 2013
FY 2016
FY 2013
OPD Visits
FY 2016
IPD Admissions
FY 2013
177
beds
FY 2016
Occupancy Rate
Makassar (Operational in 2012)
In IDR Bn
% to NOR
308
123,491
26.0%
13,854
13.5%
34.5%
40,312
102
0.0%
BPJS
FY 2013
28.7%
BPJS
FY 2016
Revenue
74.0%
4,893
179
beds
FY 2013
FY 2016
EBITDA Margin
FY 2013
FY 2016
FY 2013
OPD Visits
Proven track record of ramp-up hospitals
FY 2016
IPD Admissions
FY 2013
215
beds
FY 2016
Occupancy Rate
37
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Hospitals Ramp-Up
Palembang (Operational in 2012)
In IDR Bn
% to NOR
101,786
192
8,586
24.4%
43.8%
4,916
92
45,748
9.6%
0.0%
BPJS
FY 2013
63.9%
0.0%
BPJS
FY 2016
Revenue
135
beds
FY 2013
FY 2016
EBITDA Margin
FY 2013
FY 2016
FY 2013
OPD Visits
FY 2016
IPD Admissions
FY 2013
150
beds
FY 2016
Occupancy Rate
TB (Operational in 2013)
In IDR Bn
% to NOR
89,554
233
5,748
51.4%
22.6%
16.2%
2,863
113
0.0%
BPJS
FY 2014
37,020
18.9%
BPJS
FY 2016
Revenue
42.9%
80
beds
FY 2014
FY 2016
EBITDA Margin
FY 2014
FY 2016
FY 2014
OPD Visits
Proven track record of ramp-up hospitals
FY 2016
IPD Admissions
FY 2014
118
beds
FY 2016
Occupancy Rate
38
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Comparable Margin with Peers
SILO EBITDAR Margin
SILO EBITDA Margin
% to NOR
Peers EBITDA Margin
% to NOR
% to NOR
37.4%
36.3%
37.0%
35.1%
34.0%
32.9%
30.6%
31.8%
29.4%
27.4%
22.5%
21.6%
18.8%
22.8%
18.8%
15.4%
-209.2%
Mature
Developing
FY 2015
Distinct
FY 2016
New
-246.9%
Mature
Developing
FY 2015
Distinct
New
Hospital A Hospital B Hospital C Hospital D
FY 2016
Siloam Mature and Distinct Hospitals EBITDAR Margin are comparable to the Peers EBITDA Margin
Note:
EBITDAR refers to income before depreciation, provisions for post-employment benefits, allowance for impairment in value, corporate income taxes, other expense and/or income (consisting primarily of financing income and others-net) and rental.
EBITDA refers to income before depreciation, provisions for post-employment benefits, allowance for impairment in value, corporate income taxes and other expense and/or income (consisting primarily of financing income and others-net).
Operational Performance
Medical Equipment Utilization
Outpatient Visits
Emergency Visits
In-patient Admissions
Bed Occupancy Rate
Average Revenue Per Patient
Manpower Availability
41
42 – 43
44 – 45
46 – 47
48 – 49
50
51
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Medical Equipment Utilization
CT-Scan
50.0%
40.5%
40.0%
30.7%
30.0%
22.2%
18.7%
20.0%
17.1%
13.5%
6.3%
10.0%
7.0%
0.0%
2.7%
0.0%
Mature
Developing
Distinct
FY 2015
FY 2016
New
Consolidated
MRI
40.0%
32.7%
30.0%
29.1%
23.7%
20.2%
20.0%
20.0%
15.6%
12.0% 11.5%
10.0%
0.0%
0.0%
0.0%
Mature
Developing
Distinct
FY 2015
FY 2016
New
Consolidated
41
FY 2016 Results
42
Outpatient Visits
1st Quarter
2nd Quarter
+20%
+22%
+9%
466,298
383,060
+36%
215,036
207,497
196,889
152,962
Mature
Developing
-
Distinct
2015
+26%
209,124
209,129
190,511
165,911
+29%
42,740
33,209
+10%
467,166
389,487
45,742
33,065
1,025
New
+38%
Consolidated
Mature
Developing
2016
Distinct
2015
3rd Quarter
-
3,171
New
2016
4th Quarter
+19%
+6%
452,427
379,423
+28%
210,777
191,247
180,487
164,039
Mature
Developing
Distinct
2015
2016
+14%
+20%
504,730
421,593
+24%
+3%
228,460
221,313
193,650
184,717
+27%
44,232
34,897
Consolidated
-
44,728
43,226
6,171
New
Consolidated
Mature
Developing
Distinct
2015
2016
-
10,229
New
Consolidated
FY 2016 Results
43
Outpatient Visits
Full Year
+20%
1,890,684
1,573,563
+10%
836,720
761,537
+28%
855,863
667,629
+23%
144,397
Mature
Developing
177,442
Distinct
2015
20,659
-
2016
New
Consolidated
FY 2016 Results
44
Emergency Visits
1st Quarter
2nd Quarter
+24%
+18%
67,039
53,882
+30%
30,539
28,868
23,473
24,440
+25%
5,969
Mature
Developing
7,451
+17%
60,064
49,851
+20%
+25%
26,200
26,115
22,229
21,871
-
Distinct
2015
+20%
5,751
181
New
Consolidated
Mature
Developing
2016
-
Distinct
2015
3rd Quarter
7,183
566
New
2016
4th Quarter
+11%
55,934
50,174
+6%
+11%
22,843
24,029
21,728
21,474
Developing
+8%
53,87058,170
+9%
-9%
25,715
25,47524,434
23,500
+11%
6,972
Mature
Consolidated
2015
6,254
7,737
-
Distinct
2016
+28%
4,895
1,325
New
Consolidated
Mature
Developing
-
Distinct
2015
2016
1,767
New
Consolidated
FY 2016 Results
Emergency Visits
Full Year
+16%
241,231
207,777
+14%
+13%
103,541
91,643
92,547
105,202
+21%
23,587
Mature
Developing
28,625
Distinct
2015
3,863
-
2016
New
Consolidated
45
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46
In-patient Admissions
1st Quarter
2nd Quarter
+22%
44,852
36,914
+28%
+10%
+15%
22,841
18,641 17,841
16,144
Developing
-
Distinct
2015
42,396
35,690
+24%
21,156
17,481
17,029
15,904
+11%
2,929 3,253
Mature
+19%
2,757 3,267
117
New
+18%
Consolidated
Mature
Developing
2016
Distinct
2015
3rd Quarter
-
492
New
Consolidated
2016
4th Quarter
+16%
+18%
+3%
40,467
34,418
+22%
20,875
15,233 17,098
14,745
Mature
Developing
3,401
Distinct
2015
2016
+12%
22,076
17,950 19,632
16,491
+32%
2,575
+9%
44,753
38,731
+17%
3,057
-
958
New
2,608
Consolidated
Mature
Developing
-
Distinct
2015
2016
1,670
New
Consolidated
FY 2016 Results
In-patient Admissions
Full Year
+18%
172,468
145,753
+21%
+10%
63,284
69,305
71,600
86,948
+19%
10,869
Mature
Developing
12,978
Distinct
2015
2016
3,237
New
Consolidated
47
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Bed Occupancy Rate
1st Quarter
74%
69%
2nd Quarter
71%
63%
60%
59%
71%
72%
58%
54%
70%
64%
67%
61%
50%
33%
26%
971
beds
1,004
beds
Mature
1,396 1,507
beds beds
Developing
205
beds
205
beds
Distinct
2015
0%
19
beds
New
2,572 2,735
beds beds
Consolidated
985
beds
1,004
beds
Mature
1,388 1,507
beds beds
Developing
2016
61%
56%
58%
1,004
beds
Mature
1,393 1,517
beds beds
Developing
205
beds
192
beds
Distinct
2015
60%
65%
68%
62%
2016
Distinct
0%
70
beds
New
2,578 2,769
beds beds
Consolidated
2016
0%
100
beds
New
60%
63%
45%
43%
985
beds
188
beds
4th Quarter
63%
61%
205
beds
2015
3rd Quarter
62%
67%
66%
62% 65%
115
beds
2,641 2,849
beds beds
47%
2,583 2,813
beds beds
Consolidated
992
beds
1,004
beds
Mature
1,444 1,535
beds beds
Developing
205
beds
195
beds
Distinct
2015
2016
0%
New
Consolidated
FY 2016 Results
Bed Occupancy Rate
Full Year
69%
65%
57%
64%
63%
60%
64%
48%
32%
992
beds
1,004
beds
Mature
1,444
beds
1,535
beds
Developing
205
beds
195
beds
Distinct
2015
2016
115
beds
0%
New
2,641
beds
2,849
beds
Consolidated
49
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50
Average Revenue Per Patient
In-patient Average Revenue Per Patient
IDR Mn
35.0
28.6
30.0
25.0
20.0
19.7 19.0
17.8 18.6
30.7 29.7
20.4
17.9 17.9 17.7 18.4
15.8 15.2 15.7 17.0
15.0
10.0
6.7
5.0
-
-
-
Mature
Developing
FY 2013
Distinct
FY 2014
FY 2015
New
Consolidated
FY 2016
Blended Out Patient Average Revenue Per Patient
IDR Mn
1.4
1.3
1.2
1.0
1.1
0.8
0.8
0.8
0.8
0.9
0.8
0.8
0.8
1.0
1.1
0.8
0.8
0.6
0.8
0.8
0.4
0.4
0.2
-
-
-
Mature
Developing
FY 2013
Distinct
FY 2014
FY 2015
New
FY 2016
Consolidated
0.9
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Manpower Availability
Doctors
Nurses
1,842
1,699
1,503
3,564
3,740
3,244
1,209
2,628
960
1,948
735
1,576
445
421
462
FY 2014
FY 2015
FY 2016
304
151
189
FY 2011
FY 2012
FY 2013
GP
FY 2011
FY 2012
Specialist
FY 2013
FY 2014
FY 2015
FY 2016
Nurses
Siloa ’s rete tio of Doctors and Nurses is strong
Note:
EBITDA refers to income before depreciation, provisions for post-employment benefits, allowance for impairment in value, corporate income taxes and other expense and/or income (consisting primarily of financing income and others-net).
Appendices
Lippo Group
Comparison Health Statistics
Hospitals in Indonesia
53
54
55
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Lippo Group
TMT
RETAIL
Hypermart
297 Stores; 3.9mn
loyalty card
members
Nationwide in 67
cities
- 112 Hypermart
- 106 Boston
- 77 Foodmart
- 2 SmartClub
Mkt. Cap.
- Rp7.91T (Jun 2016)
- US$596mn
Mkt Share
- 35.5%
-
-
5
3
Matahari Dept
Store
Stores Nationwide
- 146 stores in 67
cities
- 3.36 million card
members
- 6th most valuable
brand in Indonesia
Mkt. Cap.
- Rp56.7T (Jun 2016)
- US$4.3B
Mkt Share
- 34.4%
Technology – Multimedia –
Telecommunications
REAL ESTATE
Township
PT Lippo Karawaci Tbk.
•Largest RI Property
Group;
Mkt Cap
• Rp 24.12T (Jun 2016)
• US$1.8B
• Residential and light
industrial estate
Mkt Cap
• Rp 5.2T (Jun 2016)
• US$ 400mn
Commercial Malls
/ Int Devt
Largest modern mall
operator /
management in RI
• 63 malls in 31
cities; 45 pipeline
• accounts for over
20-30% of all
modern retail mall
space in Indonesia
Healthcare
• 23 Hospitals
• 2,890 beds in 12
cities
• 23 Targeted
Hospitals (2016)
• 7 Targeted
Hospitals (2017)
• Mkt Cap
• Rp12.5T (Jun 2016)
• US$940mn
- Leading PayTV and Internet
Service Provider
- Over 750,000 subscribers
Mkt Cap
- Rp2.3T (Jun 2016)
- US$170mn
- Largest High-speed Cable
Network Operator
- over 1.8mn Homepass 847k
subs
- Mkt Cap
- Rp 12.4T (Jun 2016)
- US$940mn
IT Services &
Other
TMT
- IT Services & Systems
Integrator
- 80% Mkt Share
Mkt Cap
- Rp 3.76T (Jun 2016)
- US$284mn
- First 4G LTE Operator
in RI; 30 MHz spectrum
- Over 1.4 million Bolt
subscribers
- 3,300 installed BTS
(Jabodetabek)
- DTH PayTV; 184 ch / 30HD;
over 250k subs
• Integrated township
Mkt Cap
• Rp 634.6B (Jun 2016)
• US$ 47.9mn
8 Hotels
nationwide
- Most aggressive and
successful online retailer
- Well positioned to be the
#1 online B2C retailer in
Indonesia
- Manages over US$2.5 billion in assets
- Combined Market Capitalization of US$ 1.43 Trillion
- Publicly listed in SNG
- Multi-screen Entertainment
Centers; 102 screens; 19
sites; 14 Cities
- O e of I do esia’s e est
and most progressive B2B
and B2G providers
- Pro ides a free a d
effective E-Procurement
system.
88 Stores
39 bookstores
Multimedia
(Jun 2016)
- TV News and
Publication Group
- over a 1.2 million
online readership
-Tier 3 / 4 Data Center;
multi-fiber optic ready
- In partnership with
Mitsui MKI
Financial
Services
UPH Foundation
- Leading privately
owned securities house
- Shareholder in Bussan
Auto Finance (BAF) – a
national multifinance
company; in partnership
with Yamaha Motors Co.
Ltd., and Mitsui & Co.
Ltd.
- Life, general and
medical insurance
provider
Mkt Cap
- Rp 741.0B (Jun 2016)
- US$ 56mn
- Over 92 Nobu Bank
branches in 47 cities
nationwide
Mkt Cap
- Rp2.01T (Jun 2016)
- US$151.8m
• Non-Profit Educ.
Foundation
• Over 29 schools
nationwide in 22 cities
-- 17,800 students
-- 1,400 teachers
-- 432 Staff
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Comparison Health Statistics
Hospital beds per 10,000 pops
Physician per10,000 pops
Health Profesionals per 10,000
pops
Life expectancy at birth (years)
IMR per 1,000 live birth
MMR per 100,000 live birth
% Government Expenditure
% Private Expenditure
Healthcare Spend as % of GDP
Indonesia Vietnam Malaysia Singapore South Korea
9
20
19
20
103
2
12
12
20
21
Per capita total expenditure on
healthcare (USD)
45
75
4
40
55
45
4
77
83
1
10
40
60
5
72
82
2
11
53
47
7
24
68
28
174
32
68
4
32
76
6
27
56
44
6
293
308
938
3.578
2.398
215
646
UK
28.1
USA
24.5
21.4
19.5
14.9
9.4
UK
9.1
South Korea
7.2
Vietnam
6.0
China
5.6
Singapore
Vietnam
11.9
Malaysia
4.0
India
4.0
Indonesia
2.0
Source : World Bank, WHO 2016
4.191
UK
29
25
29
28
123
79
4
14
47
53
17
116
81
2
9
84
16
9
9.146
3.311
17.1
Australia
12.0
7.0
139
83
2
6
67
33
9
USA
Malaysia
India
USA
Total Healthcare Spending as % of GDP
32.7
China
7
7
24
76
11
54
42
58
6
Australia
Singapore
China Australia
38
39
15
33
16
69
14
126
39
61
3
Physicians per 10,000 pops
South Korea
India
Indonesia
4.6
3.1
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Hospitals in Indonesia
No
OWNER
31 Dec 10
31 Dec 11
31 Dec 12
31 Dec 13
31 Dec 14
31 Dec 15
31 Dec 16
1
MOH
31
32
32
33
34
36
33
2
PROVINCE GOVERNMENT
85
85
89
96
98
113
120
3
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT
63
86
88
92
93
98
97
4
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT
403
411
444
455
463
469
480
5
ARMY / POLICE
131
134
155
159
170
170
167
6
OTHER MINISTRIES /
PUBLIC COMPANIES
79
80
79
79
79
79
77
7
PRIVATE
840
893
1,179
1,314
1,472
1,525
1,627
1,632
1,721
2,066
2,228
2,409
2,490
2,601
TOTAL
Source : Ministry of Health
Frost and Sullivan
FY 2016 Results
FY 2016 Results
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Table of Contents
Where We Are In Lippo Karawaci
Corporate Structure
Highly Experienced & Professional Management
The Vision
The Journey
The Operations
The Strategy & Business Model
Premier Private Hospital Group
Hospitals Under Development
Financial Performance
Operational Performance
Appendices
04
05
06
07
08
09
10 – 14
15 – 26
27 – 31
32 – 39
40 – 51
52 – 55
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Where We Are In Lippo Karawaci
LIPPO RELATED COMPANIES
PUBLIC
19.19%
80.81%
As of 31 Dec 2016
No of Outstanding Shares : 23,077,689,619
Code : LPKR.JK ; LPKR IJ
62.1%
PT SILOAM INTERNATIONAL
HOSPITALS TBK
54.4%
PT LIPPO CIKARANG TBK
As of 31 Dec 2016
No. of Outstanding Shares : 1,300,612,500
Code : SILO
59.8%
PT GOWA MAKASSAR TOURISM
DEVELOPMENT TBK
100%
PT BOWSPRIT ASSET
MANAGEMENT
4
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Corporate Structure
LIPPO KARAWACI RELATED COMPANIES
CVC CAPITAL PARTNERS
PUBLIC
62.09%
15.00%
22.91%
As of 31 December 2016
No . Of Outstanding Shares : 1,300,612,500
Code : SILO
5
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Highly Experienced & Professional Management
Board of Commissioners
Lee Heok Seng
President
Commissioner
Theo L. Sambuaga Jenny Kuistono
Commissioner
Commissioner
Farid Harianto
Independent
Commissioner
Ir. Jonathan L.
Parapak
Independent
Commissioner
dr. Niel Nielson
Independent
Commissioner
Andy
Purwohardono*
Commissioner
John Pitsonis*
Commissioner
Board of Directors
Caroline Riady*
Romeo Lledo
President Director, Vice President
Director
Independent Director
*Appointed on October 11, 2016
dr. Andry
Director
dr. Anang Prayudi dr. Grace Frelita
Director
Director
Budi Legowo
Director
Norita Alex
Director
Atiff Gill*
Director
Ryanto Tedjomulja*
Director
FY 2016 Results
The Vision
By 2019..
• Beds
International
Reach
Quality
Godly
Compassion
over 10,000
• Patients per annum
over 15 million
• Hospitals
over 50 hospitals
over 25 cities
Scale
Affordable and Accessible Healthcare
to all socio economic segments
7
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The Journey
SHLV – I do esia’s First Hospital to e
Accredited and Re-accredited by JCI
(2007, 2010 and 2014)
RSUS
BIMC Nusa Dua – I do esia’s First
Hospital to be Accredited by ACHS
Australia (2014)
SH Manado
SH Bali
SH Kupang
SH Buton
SH Palembang
SH TB
Simatupang
SH Medan
SH Samarinda
2014
2016
SH Lippo
Cikarang
SH MRCCC
1996
2002
2011
2012
2013
SH Jambi
SH Cinere
BIMC Kuta
SH
Balikpapan
SH Labuan
Bajo
SH Makassar
SH
Lippo Village
SH
Kebon Jeruk
SH
Surabaya
SH
Purwakarta
Asri
BIMC
Nusa Dua
2013 – The Company
successfully completed IPO
1996 – 2006: Learning Phase
2007 – 2010: Consolidation Phase
2011 to Date: Expansion Phase
8
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9
The Operations
Unrivalled network across Indonesia
Sumatra Population :
50.6 mio
Sulawesi Population :
17.4 mio
Maluku Population :
2.6 mio
JCI
ACHSI
Kalimantan Population :
13.8 mio
Papua Population :
3.6 mio
Java Population :
136.6 mio
Nusa Tenggara Population :
9.2 mio
Bali Population :
3.9 mio
Operational Hospitals (23)
Completed Hospitals Awaiting for Operational License (3)
Future Developments (40)
Newly Acquired Hospitals (2)
Greater Jakarta Population :
28 mio
Jakarta Population :
10 mio
The Strategy & Business Model
4 Pillar Foundation
Clinical Service Delivery
UPH Medical Sciences (UPHMS)
Value Creation Plan
11
12
13
14
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4 Pillar Foundation
1
Emergency
2
Technology
3
Telemedicine
4
Doctors
Excellence in
Emergency Services
1-500-911
State-of-the-Art Medical
Equipment and Systems
Digital Telemedicine
Hu a d “poke
Siloam Doctor
Partnership and
Development Program
4 Pillar Foundation
Siloa
Hospitals’ four pillar fou datio has ee ke to the su ess of our e isti g hospitals a d ill ser e
as the asis for repli ati g this su ess at our e pa sio hospitals…
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Clinical Service Delivery
“iloa ’s
Integrated Healthcare
Delivery Model
•
Access to
Centres of
Excellence
through hub and
spoke system
and Telemedicine
•
•
•
3
Quaternary
Integrated Centers of Excellence: Neuroscience, Cardiology, Cancer, Orthopedic, Urology, Fertility
Hub and Spoke strategy and extensive coverage of specialized services via Digital Tele-Medicine
Pio eeri g i est e ts i I do esia’s health are se tor
– Comprehensive Cancer Centre opened in 2011
– I do esia’s first Ga
a K ife i stalled i 2012
Tertiary
•
•
•
High standard and
accessible medical
care through focus
on clinical
governance and
affordable price
points
Specialist access for
primary healthcare
demand
Public-PrivatePartnership
2
Secondary
1
Primary
Research and Education
• Best in class and highly accessible healthcare services platform
through:
– Rapid expansion of hospital network across Indonesia
– Attracting and retaining the best doctors with strong focus on
do tors’ elfare “DPDP
– Equip hospitals with State-of-the-Art facilities such as 128 slice
CT Scan and 1.5T MRI
• Primary clinics for corporate clients
• Public-Private-Partnership (PPP) model - Siloam Puskesmas (Public Health
Clinic)
• RSUS – First general hospital using public sector model
– Additional demand from patients under governmental insurance and social
schemes
– Gate ay to I do esia’s U i ersal Health are Co erage a d Go er e t
Health Insurance Programs
• Integrated platform with UPHMS and other partnerships
• Medical students training at RSUS, SHLV, and SHKJ
One-stop continuum of care at primary, secondary, tertiary and quaternary levels
FY 2016 Results
UPH Medical Sciences (UPHMS)
Bringing Together Clinical, Research & Education
Centre of Excellence and
Global Reputation
• Alignment – across teaching
and service delivery
• Affiliate with agencies such
as ACORN/NUS/SGH/UOM
• Leading edge research
Clinical
• Best practice Models
• Remote Access Diagnosis (RAD)
and Remote Access Clinical
Management (RACM)
• Telemedicine
• Centres of Clinical Excellence/
Accreditation
• Teaching Hospital paradigm
·
Research
Education
• Future workforce
• Systems based curriculum
converged with PBL
• Best practice replication
• Clinical placement
• Foundation for Innovation
• Overseas training –
Singapore/Australia/USA/China
13
FY 2016 Results
Value Creation Plan
• Replace current top
down pricing
mechanism with
detailed bottom up
data driven pricing
• Centralize drug and
medical supplies
procurement, reduce
SKUs to ~1000
• Increase utilization
through raising doctor
willingness to
prescribe test
• Introduce data driven
pricing
Strategic
Pricing
Increased
Equipment
Utilization
Optimized
Drug
Procurement
Optimized
SG&A
• Reduce redundancies
in overhead staff,
nursing staff and
centralize
procurement of nonmedical supplies
14
Premier Private Hospital Group
Mature Hospitals
Developing Hospitals
Distinct Market Segment Hospitals
New Hospitals
Siloam Clinic
Completed Hospital In Yogyakarta
Completed Hospital In Bogor
Completed Hospital In Bekasi Blu Plaza
Newly Acquired Hospital In Bekasi
Newly Acquired Hospital In Mataram, Lombok
16
17 – 18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
FY 2016 Results
16
Mature Hospitals
SILOAM HOSPITALS BALIKPAPAN
SILOAM HOSPITALS LIPPO VILLAGE
TANGERANG (West of Jakarta)
JCIA
308 Bed Capacity
274 Operational Beds
228 GP and Specialists
375 Nurses
Centre of Excellence : Cardiology, Neuroscience,
Orthopedics & Emergency
SILOAM HOSPITALS KEBON JERUK
WEST JAKARTA
285 Bed Capacity
215 Operational Beds
208 GP and Specialists
303 Nurses
Centre of Excellence : Urology,
Orthopaedic, Cardiology & Emergency
SILOAM HOSPITALS SURABAYA
EAST JAVA
162 Bed Capacity
160 Operational Beds
161 GP and Specialists
244 Nurses
Centre of Excellence : Fertility Treatment,
Cardiology & Emergency
EAST KALIMANTAN
232 Bed Capacity
165 Operational Bed
111 GP and Specialists
156 Nurses
Centre of Excellence : Orthopedics & Emergency
79.61% Ownership
SILOAM HOSPITALS PURWAKARTA
JCIA
WEST JAVA
202 Bed Capacity
190 Operational Beds
60 GP and Specialists
168 Nurses
Centre of Excellence : Emergency
FY 2016 Results
Developing Hospitals
79.84% Ownership
SILOAM HOSPITALS CIKARANG
SILOAM GENERAL HOSPITAL (RSUS)
BEKASI (East of Jakarta)
TANGERANG (West of Jakarta)
114 Bed Capacity
108 Operational Beds
94 GP and Specialists
156 Nurses
Centre of Excellence : Occupational Health &
Emergency
640 Bed Capacity
300 Operational Beds
75 GP and Specialists
227 Nurses
Centre of Excellence : Emergency
SILOAM HOSPITALS JAMBI
SILOAM HOSPITALS MANADO
EAST SUMATERA
100 Bed Capacity
90 Operational Beds
66 GP and Specialists
121 Nurses
Centre of Excellence : Emergency
NORTH SULAWESI
238 Bed Capacity
177 Operational Beds
112 GP and Specialists
193 Nurses
Centre of Excellence : Emergency
MRCCC SILOAM SEMANGGI
SILOAM HOSPITALS MAKASSAR
SOUTH JAKARTA
334 Bed Capacity
155 Operational Beds
174 GP and Specialists
284 Nurses
Centre of Excellence : Cancer, Liver &
Emergency
SOUTH SULAWESI
83.0% Ownership
362 Bed Capacity
215 Operational Beds
119 GP and Specialists
228 Nurses
Centre of Excellence : Cardiology,
Endocrinology &
Emergency
17
FY 2016 Results
Developing Hospitals
SILOAM HOSPITALS PALEMBANG
SILOAM HOSPITALS MEDAN
SOUTH SUMATERA
NORTH SUMATERA
357 Bed Capacity
150 Operational Beds
135 GP and Specialists
162 Nurses
Centre of Excellence : Gastroenterology &
Emergency
70.00% Ownership
356 Bed Capacity
75 Operational Beds
102 GP and Specialists
88 Nurses
Centre of Excellence : Emergency & Trauma
SILOAM HOSPITALS CINERE
SILOAM HOSPITALS TB SIMATUPANG
DEPOK (South of Jakarta)
SOUTH JAKARTA
269 Bed Capacity
118 Operational Beds
147 GP and Specialists
129 Nurses
Centre of Excellence : Cardiology, Oncology,
Neuroscience &
Emergency
50 Bed Capacity
37 Operational Beds
20 GP and Specialists
42 Nurses
Centre of Excellence: Cardiology
80.0% Ownership
SILOAM HOSPITALS KUPANG
EAST NUSA TENGGARA
416 Bed Capacity
110 Operational Beds
56 GP and Specialists
150 Nurses
Centre of Excellence : Emergency
18
FY 2016 Results
19
Distinct Market Segment Hospitals
SILOAM HOSPITALS BALI
BIMC KUTA
BALI
BALI
19 Bed Capacity
18 Operational Beds
50 GP and Specialists
66 Nurses
Centre of Excellence : Treatment for tourists &
Emergency
281 Bed Capacity
111 Operational Beds
126 GP and Specialists
192 Nurses
Centre of Excellence : Treatment for tourists,
Orthopedics, Cardiology &
Emergency
SILOAM HOSPITALS ASRI
SOUTH JAKARTA
42 Bed Capacity
42 Operational Beds
105 GP and Specialists
83 Nurses
Centre of Excellence : Urology
BIMC NUSA DUA
BALI
39 Bed Capacity
24 Operational Beds
46 GP and Specialists
53 Nurses
Centre of Excellence : Cosmetic Surgery &
Emergency
FY 2016 Results
New Hospitals
SILOAM HOSPITALS LABUAN BAJO
SILOAM HOSPITALS SAMARINDA
EAST NUSA TENGGARA
124 Bed Capacity
60 Operational Beds
25 GP and Specialists
62 Nurses
Centre of Excellence : Emergency
EAST KALIMANTAN
34 Bed Capacity
10 Operational Beds
34 GP and Specialists
18 Nurses
Centre of Excellence : Emergency
SILOAM HOSPITALS BUTON
SOUTHEAST SULAWESI
140 Bed Capacity
45 Operational Beds
30 GP and Specialists
72 Nurses
Centre of Excellence : Emergency
20
FY 2016 Results
Siloam Clinic
CYBER PARK KARAWACI
FAÇADE
RECEPTION
GP’s CON“ULTATION ROOM
FAÇADE
RECEPTION
GP’s CON“ULTATION ROOM
MERTANADI BALI
21
FY 2016 Results
Completed Hospital In Yogyakarta
FAÇADE
MAIN LOBBY
FRONT OFFICE
OUT PATIENT DEPARTMENT
22
FY 2016 Results
Completed Hospital In Bogor
FAÇADE
EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT
MAIN LOBBY
OUT PATIENT DEPARTMENT
23
FY 2016 Results
Completed Hospital In Bekasi Blu Plaza
FAÇADE
EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT
FRONT OFFICE
OUT PATIENT DEPARTMENT
24
FY 2016 Results
Newly Acquired Hospital In Bekasi
FAÇADE
FRONT OFFICE
LOBBY WAITING AREA
OUT PATIENT DEPARTMENT
25
FY 2016 Results
Newly Acquired Hospital In Mataram, Lombok
FAÇADE
FRONT OFFICE
IN PATIENT DEPARTMENT
OUT PATIENT DEPARTMENT
26
Hospitals Under Development
Licensing Requirement
For Completion In 2017
28
29 – 31
FY 2016 Results
Licensing Requirement
Licensing Process
In order to be able to fully commission a new hospital, we have to go through a licensing process involving local governments and
provincial health departments. This process involves more than 40 licenses and can be summarized into 6 most critical licenses.
Environmental License
(AMDAL)
Building Permit
(IMB)
Hospital
Building Permit
(IMRS)
Nuisance
Permit (HO)
Certificate of
Proper Building
Function (SLF)
Operational
License (IO)
Status of Major Projects for 2016 & 2017
Hospital
Yogyakarta
Bekasi Blu Plaza
Bogor
Bangka
Lubuk Linggau
Jember
Sorong
Semarang Hoo
Bekasi Grand Mall
Banjarmasin
Gunung Sahari
AMDAL
IMB
HO
IMRS
SLF
IO
28
FY 2016 Results
For Completion In 2017
BANGKA BELITUNG
Sept 2016
Current
Sept 2016
Current
Sept 2016
Current
JEMBER
LUBUK LINGGAU
29
FY 2016 Results
For Completion In 2017
SORONG
Sept 2016
Current
30
FY 2016 Results
For Completion In 2017
BANJARMASIN
BATU LIPPO MALL
BEKASI GRAND MALL
KALIMALANG
LIPPO KUNINGAN
MANADO KAIRAGI
NINE RESIDENCE
PALANGKARAYA
GUNUNG SAHARI
PLUIT VILLAGE
SEMARANG HOO
SURABAYA CITO
31
Financial Performance
Strong Financial Performance
Revenue & EBITDA Details
Balance Sheets
Steady Ramp-up Model
Hospitals Ramp-Up
Comparable Margin with Peers
33
34
35
36
37 – 38
39
FY 2016 Results
33
Strong Financial Performance
Revenue
EBITDAR & EBITDA
In IDR Bn
In IDR Bn
+25%
% to NOR
+21%
5,168
809
22%
+24%
+27%
4,144
671
22%
+33%
3,341
+58%
3,720
+42%
+33%
+34%
+35%
1,847
1,259
574
+23%
19%
466
+23%
2,472
1,788
GOR
NOR
3,042
2,504
526
21%
+22%
+40%
674
+17% 18%
EBITDAR
+45%
EBITDA
881
187
155
18% +56%
251
298
20% +35% 16%
21% +43%
1,273
+44%
19%
334
221
17%
18%
FY 2011
FY 2012
FY 2013
FY 2014
FY 2015
FY 2016
FY 2011
FY 2012
FY 2013
FY 2014
FY 2015
FY 2016
Siloam is the clear leader and fastest growing private hospital group in Indonesia serving all segments of the population
Notes:
GOR refers to revenues relating to medical support services, professional fees and consultation fees, drugs and medical supplies, room service, administration, operating theatre, delivery rooms, registration fees and other services.
NOR is calculated by deducting service costs (doctor consultation and professional fees) from GOR.
EBITDA refers to income before depreciation, provisions for post-employment benefits, allowance for impairment in value, corporate income taxes and other expense and/or income (consisting primarily of financing income and others-net).
FY 2016 Results
34
Revenue & EBITDA Details
FY
In IDR Bn
∆%
2015
2016
GOR
4,144
5,168
25%
Service Cost
1,102
1,449
31%
NOR
3,042
3,719
22%
Material Cost
1,219
1,477
21%
Gross Margin
1,823
2,243
23%
Operating Expenses
1,152
1,434
24%
671
809
21%
% to GOR
16.2%
15.6%
% to NOR
22.0%
21.7%
Rental (i)
97
135
39%
EBITDA (ii)
574
674
17%
% to GOR
13.8%
13.0%
% to NOR
18.9%
18.1%
62
99
1.5%
2.0%
1.9%
2.7%
EBITDAR
NPAT
% to GOR
% to NOR
60%
Notes:
(i)
Represents rental expenses for the land and buildings, Siloam is leasing from FREIT, PT Lippo Karawaci Tbk and other parties. PT Lippo Karawaci started charging rent for the land and buildings of 9 hospitals on
May 1, 2013.
(ii)
EBITDA refers to income before depreciation, provisions for post-employment benefits, allowance for impairment in value, corporate income taxes and other expense and/or income (consisting primarily of
financing income and others-net).
FY 2016 Results
Balance Sheets
2015
2016
∆%
Cash & Equivalent
160
740
363%
Other Current Assets
796
1,166
46%
Property and Equipment
1,553
1,694
9%
Other Non-Current Assets
477
615
29%
2,986
4,216
41%
384
145
-62%
Liabilities
1,246
1,087
-13%
Shareholders' Equity
1,740
3,219
80%
Total Liabilities & Equity
2,986
4,216
41%
Gearing Ratio
0.22
0.05
-79%
Net Gearing Ratio
0.13
-0.19
-248%
In IDR Bn
Assets
Total Assets
Liabilities & Equity
Debt
35
FY 2016 Results
36
Steady Ramp-up Model
Contribution
EBITDA Margin
% to NOR
12%
12%
19%
35%
34%
19%
29%
27%
42%
45%
29%
35%
19%
15%
53%
45%
42%
51%
-247%
0%
FY 2015
FY 2016
Revenue
Mature
Developing
FY 2015
-5%
FY 2016
EBITDA
Distinct
New
FY 2015
Mature
FY 2016
Developing
Distinct
New
Increasing contribution from developing hospitals
Note:
EBITDA refers to income before depreciation, provisions for post-employment benefits, allowance for impairment in value, corporate income taxes and other expense and/or income (consisting primarily of financing income and others-net).
FY 2016 Results
Hospitals Ramp-Up
Manado (Operational in 2012)
In IDR Bn
% to NOR
63,410
276
8,398
70.1%
22.5%
5,299
38,242
40.3%
94
0.0%
BPJS
FY 2013
47.1%
BPJS
FY 2016
Revenue
177
beds
-0.5%
FY 2013
FY 2016
EBITDA Margin
FY 2013
FY 2016
FY 2013
OPD Visits
FY 2016
IPD Admissions
FY 2013
177
beds
FY 2016
Occupancy Rate
Makassar (Operational in 2012)
In IDR Bn
% to NOR
308
123,491
26.0%
13,854
13.5%
34.5%
40,312
102
0.0%
BPJS
FY 2013
28.7%
BPJS
FY 2016
Revenue
74.0%
4,893
179
beds
FY 2013
FY 2016
EBITDA Margin
FY 2013
FY 2016
FY 2013
OPD Visits
Proven track record of ramp-up hospitals
FY 2016
IPD Admissions
FY 2013
215
beds
FY 2016
Occupancy Rate
37
FY 2016 Results
Hospitals Ramp-Up
Palembang (Operational in 2012)
In IDR Bn
% to NOR
101,786
192
8,586
24.4%
43.8%
4,916
92
45,748
9.6%
0.0%
BPJS
FY 2013
63.9%
0.0%
BPJS
FY 2016
Revenue
135
beds
FY 2013
FY 2016
EBITDA Margin
FY 2013
FY 2016
FY 2013
OPD Visits
FY 2016
IPD Admissions
FY 2013
150
beds
FY 2016
Occupancy Rate
TB (Operational in 2013)
In IDR Bn
% to NOR
89,554
233
5,748
51.4%
22.6%
16.2%
2,863
113
0.0%
BPJS
FY 2014
37,020
18.9%
BPJS
FY 2016
Revenue
42.9%
80
beds
FY 2014
FY 2016
EBITDA Margin
FY 2014
FY 2016
FY 2014
OPD Visits
Proven track record of ramp-up hospitals
FY 2016
IPD Admissions
FY 2014
118
beds
FY 2016
Occupancy Rate
38
FY 2016 Results
39
Comparable Margin with Peers
SILO EBITDAR Margin
SILO EBITDA Margin
% to NOR
Peers EBITDA Margin
% to NOR
% to NOR
37.4%
36.3%
37.0%
35.1%
34.0%
32.9%
30.6%
31.8%
29.4%
27.4%
22.5%
21.6%
18.8%
22.8%
18.8%
15.4%
-209.2%
Mature
Developing
FY 2015
Distinct
FY 2016
New
-246.9%
Mature
Developing
FY 2015
Distinct
New
Hospital A Hospital B Hospital C Hospital D
FY 2016
Siloam Mature and Distinct Hospitals EBITDAR Margin are comparable to the Peers EBITDA Margin
Note:
EBITDAR refers to income before depreciation, provisions for post-employment benefits, allowance for impairment in value, corporate income taxes, other expense and/or income (consisting primarily of financing income and others-net) and rental.
EBITDA refers to income before depreciation, provisions for post-employment benefits, allowance for impairment in value, corporate income taxes and other expense and/or income (consisting primarily of financing income and others-net).
Operational Performance
Medical Equipment Utilization
Outpatient Visits
Emergency Visits
In-patient Admissions
Bed Occupancy Rate
Average Revenue Per Patient
Manpower Availability
41
42 – 43
44 – 45
46 – 47
48 – 49
50
51
FY 2016 Results
Medical Equipment Utilization
CT-Scan
50.0%
40.5%
40.0%
30.7%
30.0%
22.2%
18.7%
20.0%
17.1%
13.5%
6.3%
10.0%
7.0%
0.0%
2.7%
0.0%
Mature
Developing
Distinct
FY 2015
FY 2016
New
Consolidated
MRI
40.0%
32.7%
30.0%
29.1%
23.7%
20.2%
20.0%
20.0%
15.6%
12.0% 11.5%
10.0%
0.0%
0.0%
0.0%
Mature
Developing
Distinct
FY 2015
FY 2016
New
Consolidated
41
FY 2016 Results
42
Outpatient Visits
1st Quarter
2nd Quarter
+20%
+22%
+9%
466,298
383,060
+36%
215,036
207,497
196,889
152,962
Mature
Developing
-
Distinct
2015
+26%
209,124
209,129
190,511
165,911
+29%
42,740
33,209
+10%
467,166
389,487
45,742
33,065
1,025
New
+38%
Consolidated
Mature
Developing
2016
Distinct
2015
3rd Quarter
-
3,171
New
2016
4th Quarter
+19%
+6%
452,427
379,423
+28%
210,777
191,247
180,487
164,039
Mature
Developing
Distinct
2015
2016
+14%
+20%
504,730
421,593
+24%
+3%
228,460
221,313
193,650
184,717
+27%
44,232
34,897
Consolidated
-
44,728
43,226
6,171
New
Consolidated
Mature
Developing
Distinct
2015
2016
-
10,229
New
Consolidated
FY 2016 Results
43
Outpatient Visits
Full Year
+20%
1,890,684
1,573,563
+10%
836,720
761,537
+28%
855,863
667,629
+23%
144,397
Mature
Developing
177,442
Distinct
2015
20,659
-
2016
New
Consolidated
FY 2016 Results
44
Emergency Visits
1st Quarter
2nd Quarter
+24%
+18%
67,039
53,882
+30%
30,539
28,868
23,473
24,440
+25%
5,969
Mature
Developing
7,451
+17%
60,064
49,851
+20%
+25%
26,200
26,115
22,229
21,871
-
Distinct
2015
+20%
5,751
181
New
Consolidated
Mature
Developing
2016
-
Distinct
2015
3rd Quarter
7,183
566
New
2016
4th Quarter
+11%
55,934
50,174
+6%
+11%
22,843
24,029
21,728
21,474
Developing
+8%
53,87058,170
+9%
-9%
25,715
25,47524,434
23,500
+11%
6,972
Mature
Consolidated
2015
6,254
7,737
-
Distinct
2016
+28%
4,895
1,325
New
Consolidated
Mature
Developing
-
Distinct
2015
2016
1,767
New
Consolidated
FY 2016 Results
Emergency Visits
Full Year
+16%
241,231
207,777
+14%
+13%
103,541
91,643
92,547
105,202
+21%
23,587
Mature
Developing
28,625
Distinct
2015
3,863
-
2016
New
Consolidated
45
FY 2016 Results
46
In-patient Admissions
1st Quarter
2nd Quarter
+22%
44,852
36,914
+28%
+10%
+15%
22,841
18,641 17,841
16,144
Developing
-
Distinct
2015
42,396
35,690
+24%
21,156
17,481
17,029
15,904
+11%
2,929 3,253
Mature
+19%
2,757 3,267
117
New
+18%
Consolidated
Mature
Developing
2016
Distinct
2015
3rd Quarter
-
492
New
Consolidated
2016
4th Quarter
+16%
+18%
+3%
40,467
34,418
+22%
20,875
15,233 17,098
14,745
Mature
Developing
3,401
Distinct
2015
2016
+12%
22,076
17,950 19,632
16,491
+32%
2,575
+9%
44,753
38,731
+17%
3,057
-
958
New
2,608
Consolidated
Mature
Developing
-
Distinct
2015
2016
1,670
New
Consolidated
FY 2016 Results
In-patient Admissions
Full Year
+18%
172,468
145,753
+21%
+10%
63,284
69,305
71,600
86,948
+19%
10,869
Mature
Developing
12,978
Distinct
2015
2016
3,237
New
Consolidated
47
FY 2016 Results
48
Bed Occupancy Rate
1st Quarter
74%
69%
2nd Quarter
71%
63%
60%
59%
71%
72%
58%
54%
70%
64%
67%
61%
50%
33%
26%
971
beds
1,004
beds
Mature
1,396 1,507
beds beds
Developing
205
beds
205
beds
Distinct
2015
0%
19
beds
New
2,572 2,735
beds beds
Consolidated
985
beds
1,004
beds
Mature
1,388 1,507
beds beds
Developing
2016
61%
56%
58%
1,004
beds
Mature
1,393 1,517
beds beds
Developing
205
beds
192
beds
Distinct
2015
60%
65%
68%
62%
2016
Distinct
0%
70
beds
New
2,578 2,769
beds beds
Consolidated
2016
0%
100
beds
New
60%
63%
45%
43%
985
beds
188
beds
4th Quarter
63%
61%
205
beds
2015
3rd Quarter
62%
67%
66%
62% 65%
115
beds
2,641 2,849
beds beds
47%
2,583 2,813
beds beds
Consolidated
992
beds
1,004
beds
Mature
1,444 1,535
beds beds
Developing
205
beds
195
beds
Distinct
2015
2016
0%
New
Consolidated
FY 2016 Results
Bed Occupancy Rate
Full Year
69%
65%
57%
64%
63%
60%
64%
48%
32%
992
beds
1,004
beds
Mature
1,444
beds
1,535
beds
Developing
205
beds
195
beds
Distinct
2015
2016
115
beds
0%
New
2,641
beds
2,849
beds
Consolidated
49
FY 2016 Results
50
Average Revenue Per Patient
In-patient Average Revenue Per Patient
IDR Mn
35.0
28.6
30.0
25.0
20.0
19.7 19.0
17.8 18.6
30.7 29.7
20.4
17.9 17.9 17.7 18.4
15.8 15.2 15.7 17.0
15.0
10.0
6.7
5.0
-
-
-
Mature
Developing
FY 2013
Distinct
FY 2014
FY 2015
New
Consolidated
FY 2016
Blended Out Patient Average Revenue Per Patient
IDR Mn
1.4
1.3
1.2
1.0
1.1
0.8
0.8
0.8
0.8
0.9
0.8
0.8
0.8
1.0
1.1
0.8
0.8
0.6
0.8
0.8
0.4
0.4
0.2
-
-
-
Mature
Developing
FY 2013
Distinct
FY 2014
FY 2015
New
FY 2016
Consolidated
0.9
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Manpower Availability
Doctors
Nurses
1,842
1,699
1,503
3,564
3,740
3,244
1,209
2,628
960
1,948
735
1,576
445
421
462
FY 2014
FY 2015
FY 2016
304
151
189
FY 2011
FY 2012
FY 2013
GP
FY 2011
FY 2012
Specialist
FY 2013
FY 2014
FY 2015
FY 2016
Nurses
Siloa ’s rete tio of Doctors and Nurses is strong
Note:
EBITDA refers to income before depreciation, provisions for post-employment benefits, allowance for impairment in value, corporate income taxes and other expense and/or income (consisting primarily of financing income and others-net).
Appendices
Lippo Group
Comparison Health Statistics
Hospitals in Indonesia
53
54
55
FY 2016 Results
Lippo Group
TMT
RETAIL
Hypermart
297 Stores; 3.9mn
loyalty card
members
Nationwide in 67
cities
- 112 Hypermart
- 106 Boston
- 77 Foodmart
- 2 SmartClub
Mkt. Cap.
- Rp7.91T (Jun 2016)
- US$596mn
Mkt Share
- 35.5%
-
-
5
3
Matahari Dept
Store
Stores Nationwide
- 146 stores in 67
cities
- 3.36 million card
members
- 6th most valuable
brand in Indonesia
Mkt. Cap.
- Rp56.7T (Jun 2016)
- US$4.3B
Mkt Share
- 34.4%
Technology – Multimedia –
Telecommunications
REAL ESTATE
Township
PT Lippo Karawaci Tbk.
•Largest RI Property
Group;
Mkt Cap
• Rp 24.12T (Jun 2016)
• US$1.8B
• Residential and light
industrial estate
Mkt Cap
• Rp 5.2T (Jun 2016)
• US$ 400mn
Commercial Malls
/ Int Devt
Largest modern mall
operator /
management in RI
• 63 malls in 31
cities; 45 pipeline
• accounts for over
20-30% of all
modern retail mall
space in Indonesia
Healthcare
• 23 Hospitals
• 2,890 beds in 12
cities
• 23 Targeted
Hospitals (2016)
• 7 Targeted
Hospitals (2017)
• Mkt Cap
• Rp12.5T (Jun 2016)
• US$940mn
- Leading PayTV and Internet
Service Provider
- Over 750,000 subscribers
Mkt Cap
- Rp2.3T (Jun 2016)
- US$170mn
- Largest High-speed Cable
Network Operator
- over 1.8mn Homepass 847k
subs
- Mkt Cap
- Rp 12.4T (Jun 2016)
- US$940mn
IT Services &
Other
TMT
- IT Services & Systems
Integrator
- 80% Mkt Share
Mkt Cap
- Rp 3.76T (Jun 2016)
- US$284mn
- First 4G LTE Operator
in RI; 30 MHz spectrum
- Over 1.4 million Bolt
subscribers
- 3,300 installed BTS
(Jabodetabek)
- DTH PayTV; 184 ch / 30HD;
over 250k subs
• Integrated township
Mkt Cap
• Rp 634.6B (Jun 2016)
• US$ 47.9mn
8 Hotels
nationwide
- Most aggressive and
successful online retailer
- Well positioned to be the
#1 online B2C retailer in
Indonesia
- Manages over US$2.5 billion in assets
- Combined Market Capitalization of US$ 1.43 Trillion
- Publicly listed in SNG
- Multi-screen Entertainment
Centers; 102 screens; 19
sites; 14 Cities
- O e of I do esia’s e est
and most progressive B2B
and B2G providers
- Pro ides a free a d
effective E-Procurement
system.
88 Stores
39 bookstores
Multimedia
(Jun 2016)
- TV News and
Publication Group
- over a 1.2 million
online readership
-Tier 3 / 4 Data Center;
multi-fiber optic ready
- In partnership with
Mitsui MKI
Financial
Services
UPH Foundation
- Leading privately
owned securities house
- Shareholder in Bussan
Auto Finance (BAF) – a
national multifinance
company; in partnership
with Yamaha Motors Co.
Ltd., and Mitsui & Co.
Ltd.
- Life, general and
medical insurance
provider
Mkt Cap
- Rp 741.0B (Jun 2016)
- US$ 56mn
- Over 92 Nobu Bank
branches in 47 cities
nationwide
Mkt Cap
- Rp2.01T (Jun 2016)
- US$151.8m
• Non-Profit Educ.
Foundation
• Over 29 schools
nationwide in 22 cities
-- 17,800 students
-- 1,400 teachers
-- 432 Staff
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Comparison Health Statistics
Hospital beds per 10,000 pops
Physician per10,000 pops
Health Profesionals per 10,000
pops
Life expectancy at birth (years)
IMR per 1,000 live birth
MMR per 100,000 live birth
% Government Expenditure
% Private Expenditure
Healthcare Spend as % of GDP
Indonesia Vietnam Malaysia Singapore South Korea
9
20
19
20
103
2
12
12
20
21
Per capita total expenditure on
healthcare (USD)
45
75
4
40
55
45
4
77
83
1
10
40
60
5
72
82
2
11
53
47
7
24
68
28
174
32
68
4
32
76
6
27
56
44
6
293
308
938
3.578
2.398
215
646
UK
28.1
USA
24.5
21.4
19.5
14.9
9.4
UK
9.1
South Korea
7.2
Vietnam
6.0
China
5.6
Singapore
Vietnam
11.9
Malaysia
4.0
India
4.0
Indonesia
2.0
Source : World Bank, WHO 2016
4.191
UK
29
25
29
28
123
79
4
14
47
53
17
116
81
2
9
84
16
9
9.146
3.311
17.1
Australia
12.0
7.0
139
83
2
6
67
33
9
USA
Malaysia
India
USA
Total Healthcare Spending as % of GDP
32.7
China
7
7
24
76
11
54
42
58
6
Australia
Singapore
China Australia
38
39
15
33
16
69
14
126
39
61
3
Physicians per 10,000 pops
South Korea
India
Indonesia
4.6
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Hospitals in Indonesia
No
OWNER
31 Dec 10
31 Dec 11
31 Dec 12
31 Dec 13
31 Dec 14
31 Dec 15
31 Dec 16
1
MOH
31
32
32
33
34
36
33
2
PROVINCE GOVERNMENT
85
85
89
96
98
113
120
3
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT
63
86
88
92
93
98
97
4
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT
403
411
444
455
463
469
480
5
ARMY / POLICE
131
134
155
159
170
170
167
6
OTHER MINISTRIES /
PUBLIC COMPANIES
79
80
79
79
79
79
77
7
PRIVATE
840
893
1,179
1,314
1,472
1,525
1,627
1,632
1,721
2,066
2,228
2,409
2,490
2,601
TOTAL
Source : Ministry of Health