Business Day TV talks to Life Healthcare CEO Peter Wharton-Hood
Life Healthcare has rewarded shareholders with a total dividend worth 40c despite recording a 4.5% fall in headline earnings per share. Business Day TV caught up with company’s CEO, Peter Wharton-Hood, to discuss the factors weighing on its full-year performance.
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