French hedge funds take over rehabilitation centers in Burgenland

French hedge funds take over rehabilitation centers in Burgenland

The French hedge fund Pai has just taken an important step and takes the majority on several vamed rehabilitation centers, including the Bad Sauerbrunn health center and the outpatient clinic in Eisenstadt. These facilities employ over 250 people and offer around 300 beds for patients. PAI's approach is particularly important for the Burgenland region, since such institutions play a central role in healthcare.

The takeover of PAI was accompanied by resistance, which has been felt for some time. The details of the deal show that Fresenius, the parent company of VAMED, has divided his subsidiary into different areas. Pai now acquired about 70 percent of the shares in rehabilitation centers, while the Anton Proksch Institute is also involved in this scenario. Interestingly, the foundation decided to do without its right of first refusal, which cleared the way for Pai.

Details for takeover

PAI's decision to invest in the health infrastructure of the Burgenland is not without meaning. The hedge fund plans to resell these facilities over a period of four to six years. This raises questions about long -term stability and security of supply that go beyond the immediate takeover.

The takeover has already triggered reactions, in particular on the basis of PAI's financial strategy. Investors and experts in the healthcare industry observe these changes carefully. The financial aspects of the transaction suggest that PAI endeavors to optimize the facilities and possibly introduce changes in the operating management and the range of services.

In summary, it can be said that the takeover of VAMED by PAI is an important step that could not only influence the future of these rehabilitation centers, but also health care in Burgenland. It remains to be seen how the situation will develop and what concrete changes for employees and patients can be expected. Further information on this topic is in a report by www.bvz.at to be found.