DESTIA in the news

Groupe Destia SAS's workforce increased significantly by 61.8% between 2023 and 2026, reaching 957 employees worldwide.

Destia, a French home care provider, has attracted new investors to fund its next phase of growth.

Auxiliary care workers at Destia's Dunkerque agency protested over low pay, poor working conditions, and lack of schedule transparency.

Destia suggests adding carbon emission incentives to infrastructure project bids and calls for industry-wide efforts and government roles to meet carbon reduction targets by 2030.

Destia, a major French home care network, is seeking new majority shareholders with Natixis Partners managing the sale process.

Destia will continue maintaining Varkaus streets at a lower cost following a competitive tender.

Destia and Destia Rail will close Käsityökatu in Varkaus for level crossing renovation from September 16 to 30.

Destia is building earthworks and cable infrastructure for Axpo's Lålax wind farm in Finland, supporting the country's climate neutrality goals.

Destia, part of Colas, won seven multi-year road maintenance contracts from the Finnish Transport Infrastructure Agency.

Viatel is acquiring Destia in a $1 billion stock swap to expand its European fiber network and retail services to small and medium businesses, integrating Destia's prepaid and internet services primarily in Britain and North America.

Destia has partnered with a new financial investor after a third leveraged buyout since its 2015 formation.

Destia has become a 'Entreprise à Mission', committing to quality in-home care, employee well-being, ethical practices, and environmental responsibility with external oversight.

Destia and Neste pilot a renewable fuel and digital reporting solution to reduce emissions in a Helsinki tramway construction project, supporting carbon neutrality goals.

Destia has established a new home care agency in Château-du-Loir, serving hundreds of elderly clients with a team of 45-50 aides despite recruitment challenges.

Korbey d'Or's acquisition is contested by local and metropolitan bidders including Destia and Alefpa, with offers focusing on employee retention and investment in La Réunion's personal care sector.

A2 chez soi, an in-home care company founded by Pierrot Crobu, was sold to Destia after growing to 200 employees.

Destia collaborates with Responsage to support employees' social issues, aiming to reduce turnover and improve HR policies through detailed data and remote assistance.

Age d'Or Services in Guingamp was acquired by Destia and continues home care services with plans to expand offerings and maintain staff.

Destia and the Finnish Meteorological Institute have partnered for 20 years to provide real-time weather data supporting Destia's extensive winter road maintenance operations across Finland.

Destia Troyes expanded by acquiring Apahd de Creney-près-Troyes and moved to new premises to consolidate operations.