Bain Capital

The Brentwood, Tennessee-based company runs more than 200 surgical locations across 30 states with about 5,000 affiliated physicians.

There was an 18 percent YoY increase in corporate carve-out deals in the first four months of 2026, according to DC Advisory.

The deal valuation represents 10.7x MRO Holdings’ forecast full calendar year 2026 adjusted EBITDA.

Alpharetta, Georgia-based Kahua runs an AI construction management platform for complex capital programs, serving more than 2,500 customers.

MRO Holdings provides aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul services across the Americas, with around 10,000 staff and facilities in El Salvador, Mexico, Colombia and the US.

Bain is one of several private equity firms backing the OpenAI Deployment Company.

Accel-KKR, Bain, Knox Lane and LLR Partners are among the PE firms transacting in healthcare workforce services.

Head honchos from Bain, Hamilton Lane, Carlyle, KKR and more discuss performance pain, interest rate reversion and exit pricing pressure.

The expanded attack surface caused by increasing integration of autonomous AI agents into enterprise operations has venture funds hunting for cutting-edge technologies that can meet the challenge.

Hazards to avoid when managers come down market; and CVC maintains its realizations streak.

Expected to be a durable opportunity for the foreseeable future, DPI trades are being actively pursued by hybrid strategies.

Hybrid capital appears to be having a moment. The strategy’s knack for complex deals at a time of market disruption is juicing demand – including among liquidity-strapped GPs.

Lower valuations, corporate carve-outs and resilience to AI disruption are opening up medtech to buyout firms after years of limited access.

Population changes, sectoral fragmentation and rising spending are creating an opening for private equity in payer services.

The consumer sector has seen deals take place in the household products, wellness, and travel and tourism segments so far this year.