Yogini Cyprus Medical-related Real Estate Fund is growing and adding value to the ever-increasing European Healthcare market in the heart of Nicosia.
The healthcare sector is enjoying robust growth in Europe, underpinned by economic, demographic and structural factors. Investors are, therefore, increasingly focusing on healthcare assets to harness these long-term fundamentals and diversify their portfolios. A recent survey found that 35% of investors in Europe intend to allocate capital to this asset class in 2024, compared with 19% the previous year[1].
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The healthcare sector is enjoying robust growth in Europe, which is underpinned by economic, demographic and structural factors. Investors are, therefore, increasingly focusing on healthcare?assets to harness these long-term fundamentals and diversify their portfolios. A recent survey found that 35% of investors in Europe intend to allocate capital to this asset class in 2024, compared with 19% the previous year[1].
A market underpinned by structural factors
Recent projections indicate that nearly 30% of Europe's population will be over 65 by 2050, rising from 22% today, with the number of individuals over 80 expected to nearly double. This demographic shift drives an increasing demand for health services and infrastructure tailored to elderly needs. As a result, real estate investors view healthcare properties, including hospitals, rehabilitation centers and assisted living facilities, as valuable assets with significant potential for value creation.
A countercyclical market
Healthcare investments are founded on enduring principles and demonstrate considerable resilience to economic disruptions, positioning them as a compelling diversification choice for investors. Furthermore, their longer lock-up durations, in contrast to those of other asset categories, ensure a degree of yield stability.
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Choosing the right Real Estate Fund geared towards the Medical Sector with Tier 1 operators is key to performance.
Tier 1 Service Providers back the Yogini Cyprus Fund all focused on excellence. Choosing the right operators is, therefore, vital to ensuring the profitability and viability of investing in a Fund, with the key feature being healthcare property.
2. Yogini Cyprus Fund: the investment solution offered by Eleon Capital Management to professional and well-informed investors
Yogini Cyprus Fund, a regulated Sub-Fund of Yogini AIF VCIC PLC, was launched in January 2023 by CySEC. It is a unique Cypriot Medical Real Estate Fund focusing on the healthcare facility featured by Platonas Medical Center (PMC) , a state-of-the-art Medical Center, in the heart of Nicosia, Cyprus. It has a five-year lock period and is ideal for investors seeking to qualify for the Cyprus Residency Programme.
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The Platonas Medical Center (PMC) , the featured prestigious asset of the Yogini Cyprus Sub-Fund , has continued to grow since the beginning of 2020, expanding surgical wards and constructing two new floors to accommodate the demand for additional patient beds, as well as securing the development of new medical facilities for Nicosia and GESY's (General Healthcare System in Cyprus) growing demands.
The Yogini Cyprus Fund continually strives for growth and has defined three strategic principles for this Real Estate investment opportunity.
1. Investment policy: In terms of acquisition, Yogini Cyprus Fund plans to expand the Platonas Medical Center's building and ward potential. This ambitious drive is already underway, notably with the delivery of new healthcare facilities currently under construction toward completion and other investment opportunities currently being considered.
2. Achieving high performance and creating value by pursuing a dynamic asset management strategy: the Eleon Capital Management Ltd. team will focus on performance, by growing this investment opportunity exposure internationally to benefit from investors qualifying for the Cyprus Residency Programme and the introduction of travel gateway Schengen opportunities. ?
3. Achieving growth targets: The fund will implement its growth strategy by staying committed to its present investors and encouraging potential growth for the expansion of the Yogini Cyprus Fund.
[1] Source : Enquête sur les intentions d’investissement réalisée par l’INREV
This is a Marketing Communication for the Yogini Cyprus Fund, a Sub-Fund of the Yogini AIF VCIC PLC
As for private investments in healthcare, investing in medical infrastructure without being able to operate in a market-driven way, and instead being forced to follow government-set financial models, is far from an ideal scenario. However, there are two good pieces of news in all of this, I'm writing an article about it right now! ??
On one hand, that’s absolutely true: healthcare remains an attractive investment sector due to demographic trends and the growing share of the population requiring continuous, including highly specialized, medical care. On the other hand, political trends over the past decades in Europe have created a strong counterforce, making the private sector face numerous barriers. Healthcare is one of those industries where it’s impossible to draw a clear line between public and private segments because it’s a highly regulated, licensed industry that is heavily dependent on government policies. And governments increasingly see healthcare as a social system, making it an ideal tool for populist policies. One of the key trends here has been the expansion of the single public payer model (at the expense of insurance-based systems) and the push for universal access to all medical services for everyone. WHO policy papers in recent years leave little room for private healthcare because the very idea of patients paying out of pocket contradicted the official healthcare strategy . Now, let’s see what happens in 2025 because we’re truly at a turning point.