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PUTEAUX, France, January 14, 2026 – In a significant move for the healthcare real estate sector, emeis has officially announced the establishment of Isemia, a company focused exclusively on healthcare real estate assets. This development follows agreements signed on September 23, 2025, and marks a strategic collaboration between emeis and its partners, Farallon Capital and TwentyTwo Real Estate.
Isemia aims to enhance the management and development of healthcare properties across Europe, leveraging a robust investment of €761 million secured from its partners. This funding represents 62% of the last appraised value of the assets under Isemia's management, positioning the company as a key player in the market.
The creation of Isemia underscores emeis's commitment to expanding its footprint in the healthcare sector, addressing the growing demand for specialized real estate solutions that cater to the needs of healthcare providers and patients alike. With this initiative, emeis is set to contribute significantly to the evolution of healthcare infrastructure in Europe.
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