Clariane: €4.4 Billion in Business Activity and 35,500 Jobs in France
On Wednesday, the Clariane group released the fourth edition of its socio-economic footprint study, measuring the impact of its three brands (Korian, Inicea, Âges & Vie) in France. Beyond its mission of care and support, the analysis reveals that the group also functions as a driver of economic activity and employment in local areas.
€4.4 Billion in Business Activity Generated in France
In 2025, the direct, indirect, and induced footprint of Clariane in France represents €4.4 billion in economic activity and 35,500 jobs generated or supported in full-time equivalents. This footprint is accompanied by €745 million in public revenue. The study, conducted by the Astérès firm, thus measures the economic contribution of the group's establishments beyond their health and social function.
Clariane's activities nourish a broader ecosystem of partners, suppliers, and local businesses. According to the analysis, each euro of activity generated by the group produces an additional €0.94 in the rest of the French economy, while each job at Clariane supports the equivalent of 0.33 jobs among suppliers or partners.
A Ripple Effect on Local Trade and Services
The sectors that benefit the most from this ripple effect include trade, administrative and support services, real estate, business services, and accommodation and food services. For comparison, the 35,500 supported jobs correspond to the total employment of a city like Chartres, Saint-Brieuc, or Troyes.
Aymeric Mathias, president of Clariane France, emphasizes that "behind every Korian, Inicea, or Âges & Vie establishment, there are jobs, suppliers, partner companies, and territories that live and develop." The group thus positions its response to the challenges of aging and fragility as contributing to the economic and social vitality of its immediate environment.
