PARIS (Reuters) – France’s Orpea on Thursday defended its strategy and financial communication after two minority shareholders opposed to its planned debt restructuring plan called for a shareholders meeting at the care homes group. Family-owned Mat Immo Beaune and investment group Nextstone in a letter sent to the company on Tuesday and reviewed by Reuters requested the shareholders’ meeting, warning investors faced seeing the value of their holdings destroyed. Orpea said in June an independent audit had found evidence of financial wrongdoing, and in October it warned of asset impairments and…