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China Everbright enters elderly care business by acquiring Beijing based Huichen

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China Everbright Limited (CEL), a Hong Kong listed conglomerate, has acquired a 67.27 per cent stake in Beijing Huichen Nursing Home Management Co., a leading elderly health care services provider in China, the company announced on Friday.

CEL did not disclose the deal value, but said after the acquisition, it would maintain the stability of the Huichen management team and take part in the company’s operations and management.

Established in 2007, Huichen provides services including elderly health care, geriatric treatment, rehabilitation and community services.
An elderly woman fills out an application form for organ donation during a publicity activity to greet the upcoming World Red Cross and Red Crescent Day in Zhengzhou on May 6, 2016. Photo: Xinhua
An elderly woman fills out an application form for organ donation during a publicity activity to greet the upcoming World Red Cross and Red Crescent Day in Zhengzhou on May 6, 2016. Photo: Xinhua
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The company currently operates six apartment complexes for the elderly and one daily management centre with over 3,000 beds, serving more than 10,000 senior citizens.

Chen Shuang, CEO of China Everbright Limited, said, “with this acquisition, CEL enters the elderly health care business which shows great potential and prospects.”

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“We see huge opportunities with the government policies supporting the development of the Chinese elderly care industry, and the growing ageing population in China,” he said.

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