Ryman outlines plan to get ‘Fit for the Future’

Ryman outlines plan to get ‘Fit for the Future’
Ryman – chaired by Dean Hamilton (above) – has announced it will pause new developments until March 2026. (Image: Michael Craig)
Gregor Thompson
Ryman Healthcare announced a raft of new measures on Monday morning under what the company has dubbed its "Fit for the Future" programme. The overhaul includes amendments to pricing, a new management structure, a pause and reset on development, and more accounting transparency. “[The] Fit for the Future programme has sought to identify initiatives to improve Ryman’s financial performance whilst maintaining exceptional resident experience and care,” Ryman said.In the same announcement, New Zealand's larg...

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