Company
ASX:REG
Operates aged care and later-life accommodation services across Australia: residential aged care homes, home care packages delivered in people's own homes, short-term and respite care, and retirement living. Facilities span Queensland, Victoria, New South Wales, Western Australia, South Australia, Tasmania and the Northern Territory. Its relevance to longevity is economic and infrastructural rather than biomedical: it does not develop drugs, diagnostics or interventions that alter ageing biology. It is a listed proxy for how Australia funds and delivers care in the final decades of life, with revenue tied directly to the Commonwealth's AN-ACC funding model (about A$295 per resident per day) and to resident co-contributions. Inclusion rule is met on both limbs: ASX-listed and Australian headquartered.
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Market data
| Metric | Detail |
|---|---|
| Exchange | ASX |
| Ticker | ASX:REG |
| Secondary listing | None |
| Market cap | About A$1.84 billion (17 July 2026) |
| Status | Listed and trading |
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Recent inflection
The new Aged Care Act commenced 1 November 2025, replacing the 1997 legislation and resetting provider funding and resident co-contribution rules. Regis reported H1 FY26 revenue of about A$668 million on 23 February 2026, up 18% year on year, with operating cash flow of A$291.7 million (up 40%), capital expenditure of A$102.1 million (more than tripled), staff costs up 22%, and an interim dividend of A$0.09 per share fully franked. Source: Australian Stock Report, "Regis Healthcare (ASX:REG) Posts 18% Revenue Surge".
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