Recent Updates — AUNA
On October 27, 2026, Auna S.A. subsidiary Grupo Salud Auna México (GSAM) transferred its hospital business to a newly incorporated subsidiary, Grupo Salud Auna México Hospitales (GSAMH), while retaining the insurance business. This internal corporate reorganization resulted in separate unaudited balance sheets as of September 30, 2026, with GSAM holding approximately MXN 8.9 billion in liabilities and equity of MXN 5.6 billion, while GSAMH assumed minimal liabilities of MXN 16.7 million and equity of MXN 387.5 million. The transaction keeps both businesses under Auna’s ultimate ownership. Auna S.A. operates in the healthcare sector, providing hospital services and health insurance.
Auna S.A. updated its full-year 2026 outlook, maintaining revenue growth expectations in line with earlier guidance due to favorable volume and specialty service trends. However, the company lowered its Adjusted EBITDA forecast from a previously targeted 10% to 14% FX-neutral growth range to broadly stable year-over-year performance. This revision reflects unexpected cost pressures from a specific payor contract in Colombia involving a high incidence of advanced-stage cancer cases within the covered population. Capital expenditures remain guided at approximately 4.0% of consolidated revenue, while free cash flow and leverage are evolving favorably. Auna will provide further details on these implications during its upcoming third-quarter earnings call. The company also hosted an Investor Day to discuss long-term strategy across Mexico, Peru, and Colombia. Auna is a leading integrated healthcare platform in Latin America providing access to high-complexity disease treatment.
Auna S.A. reported preliminary key performance indicators for the second quarter ended June 30, 2026, showing growth in several metrics across its operations in Mexico, Peru, and Colombia. In Peru, emergency treatments rose to 51,769 and capacity utilization reached 80.2%, while Colombia saw protected lives increase to 3,143,694. The company operates as a healthcare services platform in Latin America providing medical care centers and health plans.