(CercleFinance.com) – The group led by Caisse des Dépôts and composed of CNP Assurances, MAIF and MACSF announced on Tuesday that it held 50.2% of Orpea following the increase in capital closed by the retirement home operator.
In a press release, the CDC declared itself determined to play, alongside mutual insurers, a role as a ‘sustainable’ and ‘responsible’ shareholder, with the objective of offering ‘more humane’ care for aging and of dependence.
Eric Lombard, the general director of Caisse des Dépôts, stressed that this entry into the capital should allow a refoundation of Orpea by writing a ‘new page’ in the history of the group, today in the midst of financial restructuring.
Same story at CNP Assurances, since Stéphane Dedeyan, its general manager, highlights the desire to act as a ‘responsible and committed’ investor.
‘Faced with the challenge of population aging, in line with our purpose of acting for an inclusive and sustainable society, we wish to contribute to the construction of an ecosystem for aging well,’ he said. explain.
MAIF, which highlights its status as a mission-driven company and long-term investor, also insists on the need to give priority to ‘quality, care, attention’.
Finally, the MACSF declared that it firmly believed in the redeployment of the nursing home operator, which today has 76,000 employees, including 45,000 caregivers, and more than 260,000 residents, ‘with respect for people and ethical rules’.
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