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French nursing-home operator Clariane plans to reinforce its finances with a €1.5 billion strategy to avoid a cash crunch. Meanwhile, Alstom is taking measures to address cash flow concerns, including job cuts, asset sales, and a potential capital increase, aiming to alleviate investor worries over high debt. Alstom's main shareholder, CDPQ, has welcomed the action plan to improve the group's financials.
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French nursing-home operator Clariane lays out a €1.5 billion plan to reinforce its finances and avoid a cash crunch https://t.co/UxCB199sjV
French nursing-home operator Clariane lays out a €1.5 billion plan to reinforce its finances and avoid a cash crunch https://t.co/KdTfPbwiGF