
Rebecca Wenzel
Financial Journalist at Mergermarket
Reporter for Mergermarket covering fintech an healthcare. Have a tip or story idea? Tweet me.
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Jan 21, 2025 |
ionanalytics.com | Rebecca Wenzel |Deborah Balshem |Dane Hamilton |Carlos Martinez
News (Intelligence) Timing not right for minority recapUnlikely to return to market soonConfluent Health, the Partners Group-backed musculoskeletal health company that was exploring a sale in 2024, ended the process late last year, said three sources familiar with the process.
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Jan 6, 2025 |
ionanalytics.com | Dane Hamilton |Rebecca Wenzel |Carlos Martinez
News (Intelligence) Concord Technologies, a healthcare information technology company, has appointed Baird to explore a sale, according to three sources familiar with the situation. Seattle-based Concord, which is minority held by Excellere Partners, generates between USD 40m to USD 50m in EBITDA, two of the sources said. The company recently appointed Baird after a bakeoff and is expected to begin preparations for a sale in the coming months, these sources said.
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Nov 13, 2024 |
ionanalytics.com | Rebecca Wenzel |Bhavna Kaul |Dane Hamilton |Carlos Martinez
News (Intelligence) Centauri Health Solutions, a Scottsdale, Arizona-based provider of healthcare software and services, has paused its sale process, according to three sources familiar. The Abry Partners-backed company was pursuing a sale earlier this year alongside William Blair, as reported by Mergermarket.
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Nov 5, 2024 |
ionanalytics.com | Rebecca Wenzel |Deborah Balshem |Carlos Martinez
News (Intelligence) Proceeds funded distribution to shareholders, doctor partners, and CharlesbankMB2 expects to generate USD 300m EBITDA this yearMB2 Dental, a dental services organization backed by Charlesbank Capital Partners, has pulled its sales process and pursued a dividend recapitalization, according to four sources familiar with the situation.
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Sep 30, 2024 |
ionanalytics.com | Jeff Sheban |Rebecca Wenzel |Izaz Ansari |Deb Balshem
Data Insight Nine months into the year and the prognosis remains strong for dealmaking in the fertility services space, sector bankers say. Several factors are giving the sector new life. People are waiting longer to have children, which increases demand as fertility declines with age. Advances in technology have made in vitro fertilization (IVF) cheaper and more successful, while expanding insurance coverage in more states makes treatment more accessible.
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