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We are pleased to report a strong result delivered during this period of considerable disruption. The resilience, commitment and professionalism of our Ryman team played a key role in helping us adapt quickly and respond decisively to the changing circumstances. Quite simply, their efforts have been magnificent. Our vertically-integrated business model proved particularly advantageous in maintaining the momentum of the business, allowing us to reallocate resources to the areas of most need. As a result, we have been able to keep our residents and team safe as well as build for the future, acquiring land, constructing new villages, selling completed and refurbished units and setting new benchmarks in clinical care.
These outcomes have served to enhance our reputation in the market and cement our position as a market leader in the retirement sector. We remain committed to maintaining our leadership position, as well as generating increased returns to our shareholders and positioning Ryman for further growth in the years ahead. Providing care that in the words of our co-founder has got to be “good enough for Mum or Dad” is key to us achieving this. This ethos captures something truly unique in the spirit of Ryman and is what motivates our people every day. Our low resale stock, combined with mature care occupancy of 96 percent, demonstrates that our villages continue to be in strong demand. In a year when we faced increased operating costs and could not trade or build for a significant amount of time, we are pleased with what the team has achieved.
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