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Silversmith closes $500m sale of Absorb Software to WCASSilversmith Capital Partners has wrapped up the sale of Calgary-based Absorb Software, a provider of cloud-based learning and performance management software.
WCAS hires former Obama Admin health official as operating partnerAdaeze Enekwechi will also join The Health Management Academy, which has a strategic partnership with WCAS, as an executive-in-residence.
PhyMed, backed by OTPP, awaits final bidsThe Credit Suisse-run process, targeting strategic buyers, comes six-plus years after the Canadian pension fund's LBO of the anesthesia platform.
WCAS-backed Avetta to buy PegasusAvetta, a portfolio company of Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe, has agreed to acquire Newcastle, Australia-based Pegasus, a provider of worker competency management software and services.
Private equity buyers circle G-CON, biotech-construction playG-CON, a specialist in portable cleanrooms that support biotech manufacturing, is likely to trade hands at a more than $400m valuation.
TPG, WCAS-owned Kindred Healthcare fields PE interest, PE M&A mark best quarter since 2007, Lincolnshire, VSS back hospital-fire-safety assetHumana accelerates plans to buy remaining stakes not already owned in Kindred at Home from TPG and WCAS.
Humana buys remaining 60% stake in Kindred at Home from TPG, WCASThe health insurer intends to divest majority stake in Kindred at Home's hospice and community care operations.
TPG, WCAS-backed Kindred Healthcare fields buyout interestAs TPG and WCAS evaluate inbound interest for Kindred Healthcare, the firms have separately agreed to sell their 60% interest in Kindred at Home to fellow shareholder Humana at an $8.1 billion enterprise value.
Pamplona's Parexel evaluates options, Silversmith sees 5x return on Absorb, Tiger Global leads $240m ActiveCampaign investmentPamplona looks to unload Parexel and Tiger Global invests in ActiveCampaign.
Silversmith sees 5x return on Absorb SoftwareWith the sale to WCAS, the Canadian learning management software business is valued north of $500m.