Lavinia S. Coop. holds its 49th assembly in Cádiz and sets its growth strategy
Grupo ASISA reported a turnover of €1,870.6 million in 2024, following a 6.2% increase.
Lavinia S. Coop., sole shareholder of ASISA, has held its 49th general assembly in Cádiz, during which it reviewed the company’s performance and results and examined the key points of its strategy for the coming years. In the medium term, Grupo ASISA aims to continue driving the transformation of its model and diversifying its activities, to sustain growth, improve profitability, and invest in the modernisation and expansion of its own healthcare network.
The assembly, held under the motto “From good practice, everything is born”, reviewed the main areas of Grupo ASISA’s activity over the past year, marked by the near-freeze of administrative mutualism premiums (which increased by 1.25% in 2024) and the effects of inflation and hospital concentration, which have led to higher costs and forced the sector to raise insurance prices in recent years.
ASISA closes 2024 with positive results
Furthermore, difficulties in renewing administrative mutualism agreements have created uncertainty in recent months. Finally, after reaching an agreement with the Administration, ASISA has renewed its participation in Muface, Isfas and Mugeju.
In this context, Grupo ASISA closed 2024 with a consolidated turnover of €1,870.6 million, 6.2% higher than in 2023. The Chairman of Grupo ASISA, Dr. Francisco Ivorra, emphasised that: “In a very challenging and uncertain year, Grupo ASISA has continued to grow and help more and more people and businesses take care of their health and wellbeing.”
Strategic plan and renewal of Lavinia’s Governing Council
The Lavinia assembly ratified Grupo ASISA’s strategic plan for the coming years, which aims to drive growth, expand and modernise its healthcare network, export its model to new markets, advance its digital transformation, and strengthen its commitment to sustainability and care for society and the environment.
In addition, the assembly renewed its confidence in the members of Lavinia’s Governing Council, the cooperative’s highest executive body, which renews half of its members every two years, and ratified Dr Francisco Ivorra as its chairman.
