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Acadia Healthcare Company Inc (ACHC) filed its fiscal 2015 10-K annual report with the SEC on Feb 26, 2016.

Top risk flagged: CMA review of Priory acquisition: possible integration delays or mandated divestitures

Acadia Healthcare Company Inc FY2015 10-K analysis

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Acquisition-led behavioral healthcare platform, improving facility performance and expanding services across the United States and United Kingdom
2015 emphasis on substance-abuse expansion through CRC, QAM, and Discovery House, including 81 comprehensive treatment centers
176 facilities acquired and 670 beds added, expanding operations to 258 facilities, over 9,900 beds, 39 states, the U.K., and Puerto Rico
Revenue reached $1.8 billion versus $1.0 billion in 2014, reflecting rapid acquisition-driven scaling
Priory acquisition completed February 16, 2016 for approximately $2.2 billion, creating a pro forma 585-facility platform and U.K. leadership position

Revenue $1.794B, up $789.9M YoY, with same-facility revenue up $78.9M, or 7.8%
Continuing-operations margin 6.2% vs 8.3%, with income $111.4M vs $83.2M
U.S. Facilities largest segment, with 2015 revenue $1.4B, versus U.K. Facilities revenue $357.0M
Operating cash flow $242.1M, acquisitions $574.8M, capex $276.0M, including $227.4M expansion spending
2016 outlook: approximately 800 new beds excluding acquisitions, with Priory integration, indebtedness and CMA review key risks

CMA review of Priory acquisition: possible integration delays or mandated divestitures
United Kingdom exposure: approximately 45% of pro forma revenue amid NHS budget and commissioning pressures
CRC facilities: Department of Justice Drug Enforcement Administration investigations into controlled-substance handling
NHS competition: approximately 70% of U.K. secure mental-health beds, limiting referrals to independent providers
Debt burden: approximately $2.2 billion total debt as of December 31, 2015, with variable-rate credit exposure

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