Sarah Pringle

Gryphon Investors sells CORA Physical Therapy to H.I.G.

Gryphon originally invested in the outpatient provider of physical therapy clinics in July 2016.

Angeles, Clearlake to sell American Construction Source to Bain-backed US LBM

Since Angeles and Clearlake formed ACS in 2018 in partnership with CEO James Drexinger, the platform has successfully acquired and integrated nine businesses.

Swander Pace Capital-led investor group invests in Mighty Spark

Mighty Spark brings on a new CEO, Sean Reid, who was most recently executive vice president of sales at Jack Link’s and chief consumer officer at Hillshire Brands.

Monroe Capital supports Trive Capital's recap of Oscar Larson.

Oscar Larson is an end-to-end equipment distributor and provider of installation, testing, inspection, maintenance and repair services.

HIG steps up with $500m-plus deal for Gryphon’s CORA Health Services 

A formal Jefferies-run sale process for CORA was relaunched in February, after 2020 exit plans were put on hold during the pandemic.

OMERS Private Equity buys stake in International Schools Partnership from Partners Group

ISP, encompassing 50 international schools spanning 15 countries and serving around 45,000 students globally, is valued at EUR 1.9 billion ($2.3 billion) amid the investment.

FSC completes investment in Spanish consumer finance specialist Ufasa

The investment in Ufasa will support its purchase of Zank, which offers consumers and points-of-sale a fast and easy to use omnichannel financing solution.

Insight readies Ministry Brands sale process, Clearlake's TEAM Technologies strikes add-on, RLH-backed ClearView Healthcare in 2nd round

Tech for faith-based organizations: Insight evaluates Ministry Brands sale.

Clearlake's TEAM Technologies acquires Precision Die Cutting

The combination with PDC further augments TEAM’s existing capabilities in die-cutting, laminating and device assembly, with the specialty healthcare manufacturer having previously acquired Baril Corporation in August 2020.

ClearView Healthcare Partners, backed by RLH, awaits second-round bids

Parties accepted into the second round largely bid in the $600 million to $700 million range, sources told PE Hub.