Fresenius (Quirón) reorganizes its structure in Spain and absorbs 13 companies
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The German company Fresenius, owner of the Quirón healthcare group, has begun a reorganization of its structure in Spain. The operation consists of the absorption of 13 companies, that is, several of the group's companies will be merged into others to simplify the internal organization.
According to the available information, the process also includes its subsidiary in Seville. Quirón is one of the country's most important private hospital groups, with medical centers in various autonomous communities. For this reason, changes to its corporate structure are relevant to the Spanish healthcare sector.
So far, the published information does not detail the impact of this reorganization on patients, workers, or the services offered by the group. The specific reasons for the operation are also not yet fully known.
In conclusion, Fresenius is moving forward with the integration of 13 companies in Spain, a corporate move that affects the structure of Quirón. The coming weeks could provide more details on the final scope of the reorganization.
Sources: Economía Digital
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