AMP now the largest private aged care operate in Australia
On top of its retirement village expansion, AMP will now indirectly controlled 5,000 beds in aged care, which is 3% of the Australian market. Principal Healthcare Group, part of AMP Capital Investors, paid $300 million for Domain Aged Cares 16...
On top of its retirement village expansion, AMP will now indirectly controlled 5,000 beds in aged care, which is 3% of the Australian market. Principal Healthcare Group, part of AMP Capital Investors, paid $300 million for Domain Aged Cares 16 aged care facilities. The next largest operator is Britain's BUPA, which bought the Amity group last year with 3,600 beds.
