Altaris related stories
All articles and analysis
- Technimark buys Ci Medical Technology
Technimark said Tuesday that it has acquired Ci Medical Technology from Altaris Capital Partners. Financial terms weren’t announced. Latrobe, Pennsylvania-based Ci Medical is a contract manufacturer of injection-molded components used in medical devices and pharmaceutical products. Technimark is a Pritzker Group Private Capital company.
- Thomas H. Lee buys majority of Healthcare Staffing Services
Thomas H. Lee Partners LP said Wednesday that it has acquired a majority stake in Healthcare Staffing Services via a recapitalization. Financial terms weren’t announced. Altaris Capital Partners was the seller. Healthcare Staffing provides healthcare staffing including traveling nurses.
- ABRY to buy International Medical Group
ABRY Partners has agreed to buy International Medical Group Inc. Financial terms weren’t announced. Altaris Capital Partners and Galen Partners are the sellers. Indianapolis-based International Medical provides benefits and assistance services to members in more than 200 countries. Greenhill facilitated the transaction.
- Pamplona to acquire Precyse
Pamplona Capital Management has agreed to buy Precyse, a provider of health information management solutions. The sellers are NewSpring Capital and Altaris Capital Partners. No financial terms were disclosed.
- Stone Point Capital to acquire Oasis Outsourcing
Stone Point Capital has agreed to buy Oasis Outsourcing, a portfolio company of Nautic Partners and Altaris Capital Partners. No financial terms were disclosed. The deal is expected to close by the end of 2014. Oasis is a provider of human resources solutions for small and medium-sized businesses.
- Sponsors big and small take aim at healthcare costs
Founded by veterans of J.P. Morgan Partners, Consonance Capital Partners over the summer wasted little time in starting to deploy a first fund of $500 million.
- Talking Deal Prices: Thoma Bravo faces lofty valuations, volatility
When Thoma Bravo made a bet on Mediware Information Systems back in late 2012, it paid about $195 million in the take-private of the software and service provider in the cost-conscious health care sector.
- Thoma Bravo completes Sparta Systems acquisition
Thoma Bravo said Monday that it has closed its buy of Sparta Systems. No financial terms were disclosed. Summit Partners and Altaris Capital Partners were the sellers. Lazard was the financial adviser on the transaction. Headquartered in Hamilton, NJ, Sparta Systems is a provider of enterprise quality management solutions.
- Thoma Bravo agrees to buy Sparta Systems
Thoma Bravo has agreed to acquire Sparta Systems from Summit Partners and Altaris Capital Partners. No financial terms were disclosed for the transaction, which is expected to be completed in the third quarter of this year. Lazard was financial advisor to Sparta Systems. Headquartered in Hamilton, NJ, Sparta Systems is a provider of enterprise quality management solutions.
PE healthcare deal volume skyrockets so far in Q1A spate of large PE deals appears to be boosting healthcare valuations, according to data from Thomson Reuters.