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Emeis appoints Jean-Marc Boursier as deputy chief executive officer effective July 1; he will retain his role as Group CFO. The board approved the appointment on the recommendation of CEO Laurent Guillot; confirmation is subject to shareholder approval at the annual general meeting on June 23. The appointment follows a four-year period of restructuring and financial reorganisation; Boursier has been Group CFO since September 2024 and took on expanded responsibilities for Central Europe and Latin America in April 2025. » More on de.investing.com

The board of directors of emeis intends to appoint Olivier Dussopt as a board member and new chairman at the annual general meeting on June 23; Guillaume Pepy will not renew his mandate. Laurent Guillot is to be reconfirmed as a board member and reappointed as chief executive officer. Despite revenue of $6.8 billion and a market capitalization of $2.63 billion, the company continues to face balance-sheet challenges; short-term liabilities exceed liquid assets (third-degree liquidity 0.8). Further mandate renewals for three members are also proposed; all nominations require approval by the annual general meeting. » More on de.investing.com

Emeis reports revenue of €5.895 billion for fiscal year 2025, 6.1% organic growth, but fell short of expectations of €5.933 billion. Drivers were price increases, better utilization and new facilities; the nursing homes segment grew organically by 8.1%. EBITDAR rose to €872 million (+19%) and the EBITDAR margin improved by 170 basis points to 14.8%; EBITDA before IFRS 16 climbed to €376 million. Recurring free cash flow remained negative at -€59 million, but improved significantly and turned positive in H2; net debt fell to €4.475 billion and the leverage ratio to 10.0x. For 2026 management is targeting EBITDAR growth of over 10% and confirms medium-term targets of 4–5% revenue growth and 12–16% EBITDAR growth (2024–28). » More on de.investing.com