Louwman Group has entered a preliminary agreement with Aurelius for the acquisition of its Care division, aimed at strengthening its core operations and ensuring sustainable growth in the mobility services sector.
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Louwman Group has reached a preliminary agreement with investment firm Aurelius for the acquisition of its Care division. This decision aligns with Louwman's strategic focus on its core activities, where the company boasts the strongest competitive advantages and value, including sectors such as automotive, bicycles, and mobility services, which encompass financial services and rentals. Louwman is deeply committed to ensuring that individuals with disabilities maintain access to mobility, reinforcing the social importance of its Care division.
Under Aurelius's prospective ownership, the Care division is positioned for steady growth and continuity. Paul de Krom, CEO of Louwman, emphasizes that the Care division plays a meaningful role in the company's mission to promote mobility. He states, "Our Care division has significantly contributed to our mission: a passion for enabling people to move. Our colleagues work diligently to keep individuals mobile, and that work deserves recognition and sustainability." The transition to Aurelius represents a strategic choice for a future that allows these operations to flourish under a partner with the appropriate focus.
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The healthcare sector in the Netherlands is characterized by a strong commitment to accessibility and sustainability. It is systematically evolving to meet the increasing demands for personalized and inclusive services, particula
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