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Fall in NHS work and weak demand for mental health beds hits Ramsay’s UK business

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Maria Davies
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Ramsay Health Care has reported flat earnings growth for its UK business in H1 as NHS budget constraints impacted hospital activity and weakened demand pushed down occupancy at Elysium. Total revenue across the UK business increased by 1.2% to £661.3m in the six months to 31 December 2025 as a rise in higher acuity volumes…

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