PE Hub Wire

A look at recent add-on investments in radiology and medical imaging service providers; a second look at a transatlantic deal announced this week by Diversis Capital, which acquired and combined three healthcare IT companies.

European assets are increasingly seen as “compelling” alternatives to US investments, the report said.

Looking back on at a record-breaking year for private equity deals in the aerospace and defense sector; a feature on One Equity Partners portfolio company PGW Auto Glass, which is in the late stages of a sale process; weekly companies-for-sale update.

Lexington Partners and Hamilton Lane have lined up as buyers on a sizeable single-asset continuation vehicle launched by Odyssey Investment Partners.

We also feature Goldman Sachs' deal to invest in Excel Sports Management.

The Labour government is widely expected to raise taxes to help plug a £30 billion hole in the public finances, but exactly what form those changes will take remains an unknown.

The deal is via Apollo’s sports investment company Apollo Sports Capital, which launched in September.

PEI Group’s exploration of big-picture themes in the alternative assets industry continues today with our fifth installment of Private Markets 2030 delving into the dynamics of public versus private; a Call for Nominations for PE Hub’s Deal of the Year Awards; a big deal in the aerospace and defense industry.

London-listed JTC has accepted a revised offer from Permira, valuing the business at around £2.7 billion ($3.5 billion; €3.1 billion).