Crédit Agricole Santé & Territoires Finalizes €243 Million Acquisition of Petits‑fils Senior Care Network

Crédit Agricole Santé & Territoires Finalizes €243 Million Acquisition of Petits‑fils Senior Care Network

(IN BRIEF) Crédit Agricole Santé & Territoires has finalized its takeover of Petits‑fils, the leading national franchise for at‑home senior care in France, following regulatory clearance from the French Competition Authority. The deal—valued at around €243 million—integrates more than 290 Petits‑fils branches into the Crédit Agricole network. This move strengthens the Group’s strategy to support an aging society by broadening its in‑home care offerings and leveraging its local banking footprint. CEO Pierre Guillocheau emphasized the synergy between Petits‑fils’s proven service model and Crédit Agricole’s regional reach, which will drive accelerated growth and enhance support for seniors wishing to age in place. The transaction has a limited impact on the Group’s core capital ratios.

(PRESS RELEASE) MONTROUGE, 30-Jul-2025 — /EuropaWire/ — Following the French Competition Authority’s approval, Crédit Agricole Santé & Territoires confirms the completion of its acquisition of Petits‑fils, France’s foremost at‑home senior care network, from Clariane. This transaction, first announced on June 12, 2025, brings Petits‑fils’s franchise of over 290 branches into the Crédit Agricole fold, marking a significant step in expanding services that promote quality of life for older adults across the country.

Rooted in its mutualist heritage, Crédit Agricole is committed to addressing the challenges of an aging population by offering practical solutions that enable seniors to remain in their own homes. Through its Santé & Territoires arm, the Group now bolsters its regional presence and service portfolio with Petits‑fils’s expertise in personalized home care.

Pierre Guillocheau, CEO of Crédit Agricole Santé & Territoires, remarked: “We warmly welcome the Petits‑fils team to our family. By combining their proven local franchise model with Crédit Agricole’s extensive community networks, we will accelerate growth and deepen our support for seniors nationwide.”

Under the terms agreed with Clariane, the equity value of the deal stood at approximately €243 million. The acquisition’s effect on Crédit Agricole S.A.’s and the wider Group’s CET1 ratio is minimal.

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SOURCE: Crédit Agricole S.A.