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Trades about 276% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Clariane SE, established in Paris, France, in 2001 and known as Korian until its rebranding in June 2023, specializes in delivering comprehensive medical and non-medical care and support. The company serves senior citizens and individuals facing either temporary or chronic health challenges through a diverse range of provisions. These offerings encompass residential facilities like long-term nursing homes, specialized medical clinics, and senior living communities, including assisted living and co-housing arrangements. Furthermore, Clariane extends its services to include in-home care, various support programs, and hospitalization. Its operational footprint spans multiple European nations, including France, Germany, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands, Belgium, and the United Kingdom.
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