The UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has launched an investigation into acquisitions by US healthcare REIT Welltower of care homes managed by for-profit UK care operators Barchester, HC-One, Aria Care, and Danforth Care.
Tertianum, Switzerland’s largest for-profit nursing home group, is increasing its market share and dominance in the sector by acquiring pan-European French group emeis’ Swiss branch, Senevita, currently the number two. The Swiss competition authority has already given the deal the go-ahead.
Pan-European French listed nursing home group Clariane has sold nine nursing home properties to Belgian real estate investor Care Property Invest. Clariane will continue operating the homes.
Private markets and real estate investment firm Reuben Brothers has increased its hold on UK nursing home group Avery Healthcare, indicating US REIT Welltower has reduced, or perhaps completely sold, its stake.
Pan-European French nursing home group Colisée has become so overburdened by its debt that its creditors have insisted on taking control from private equity firm EQT, who has owned it since 2020.
US healthcare REIT Welltower has acquired two medium-sized UK care home groups as part of its several-billion-pound investment into the UK’s care sector: it has acquired both the opco and the propco of Aria Care and Danforth Care.
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US healthcare REIT Welltower has spent £6.4 billion (~€7.3 billion) buying up a significant chunk of the UK’s elderly care infrastructure. It has bought both the opco and propco of the largest group by revenue, Barchester, as well as the property assets of the second largest group, HC-One.
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