Driving the well-being of the senior generation
With more dependent elderly people
The dependent elderly population will increase by more than 50% by 2040.
With a severe imbalance between supply and demand
The ratio recommended by the WHO suggests that we need 70,000 new beds.
With an obsolete stock of beds
Of the total stock of residences, 50,000 beds are currently obsolete.
With a fragmented market
Large operators control 20% of the stock.
Sustainability, our main investment criterion
All our assets are aligned with rigorous ESG standards, promoting sustainability, enhancing well-being, and elevating the quality of the spaces we create.
We advance sustainable development and social responsibility through commitments aligned with the principles of the United Nations Global Compact..
Wellder ESG Highlights
As of year-end 2025
Medium- and long-term objectives
Commitments:
GRESB
We are working to achieve a minimum GRESB rating of four stars through energy efficiency initiatives, responsible waste management, water conservation measures, and the integration of renewable energy across our assets.
BREEAM
We are committed to certifying 100% of our assets under the BREEAM standard and achieving an Excellent rating for all new developments. This commitment is supported by the integration of sustainability criteria throughout every stage of the project lifecycle, from material selection and design to building operation.
CRREM
We follow the CRREM decarbonisation pathway to support the goal of limiting global warming to 1.5°C, reducing emissions across our assets and staying at least five years ahead of CRREM’s targets. For new developments, we aim to be fifteen years ahead through sustainable design and the adoption of low-carbon technologies.
Align 100% of our assets with SDG 6 (Clean Water and Sanitation).
Through awareness initiatives, consumption monitoring, and continuous improvements in water efficiency.
Align 100% of our assets with SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production) through awareness initiatives, waste monitoring, and the continuous improvement of waste management and segregation practices.