Corporate financial responsibility at HUS Logistics means attaining financial goals so as to be able to generate added value for customers and member municipalities in the long term. Services are produced for customers cost-effectively. In procurement, competitive tendering is employed to achieve substantial cost savings. Also, nursing supplies procurements are managed so as to ensure a uniform range of supplies throughout the treatment path of any given patient.

The Joint Authority HUS consists of five hospital areas: the Helsinki University Hospital Area and the Hyvinkää, Lohja, Porvoo and Länsi-Uusimaa Hospital Areas. The income of the Joint Authority HUS consists of service fees paid by member municipalities and other Joint Authority revenue. The service fees are determined according to the actual use of services by member municipalities.

HUS Logistics forms part of the Joint Authority HUS. HUS Logistics complies with the financial directives of the Joint Authority HUS. The Joint Authority HUS sets financial and operational goals for HUS Logistics on an annual basis.

FS 2019 vs Budget 2020

HUS Logistics income statement FS 2019 Budget 2020 Change EUR
Budget 2020 vs
FS 2019
Change %
Budget 2020 /
FS 2019
EUR 1,000
Operating revenue 261,184 258,187 −2,997 −1.1%
Personnel expenses 19,558 21,895 2,337 11.9%
Purchased services 18,964 22,118 3,154 16.6%
Materials, supplies and consumables 220,083 211,533 −8,550 −3.9%
Other operating costs 2,195 2,230 36 1.6%
Operating costs, total 260,799 257,776 −3,023 −1.2%
Depreciation and reductions in value 378 411 34 8.9%
Total operating costs and depreciation 261,177 258,187 −2,990 −1.1%
Operating margin after depreciation 7 0 −7 −100.0%
Financing income and expenses 5 0 −5 −100.0%
Financial performance 2 0 −2 −100.0%