Canada-based healthcare real estate investor Northwest Healthcare Properties REIT is selling €400 million worth of German and Dutch property assets to TPG Real Estate Partners, a real estate investment platform owned by private equity firm TPG.
Sword Health, a US-based AI care company focused on digital treatment for muscle, joint and pelvic health conditions, is acquiring Germany’s Kaia Health in a deal valued at $285 million.
Affidea, a pan-European diagnostics and outpatient service provider, has acquired a majority stake in Swiss medical diagnostics laboratory firm LabPoint from Switzerland-based private hospital group Lindenhof Group.
Last week I went to a breakfast briefing hosted by multinational bank ING, where Stephen Farrell, Global Lead for Pharma & Healthcare, and Diederik Stadig, Healthcare and Technology Economist, talked about where the pharma industry might be heading in 2026.
Their view was simple: if 2025 was about disruption, 2026 will be when the real effects of Trump’s policies start to show.
Netherlands-based thematic healthcare investor Gilde Healthcare has acquired Rudischhauser, a Germany-based surgical instruments and implants contract manufacturer, through its specialist contract manufacturing group for surgical instruments, Surgical Precision Instruments (SPI).
London-based private equity firms Bridgepoint and Triton Partners are in discussions to acquire the UK’s largest for-profit private hospital group Spire Healthcare for ~£1.5 billion (~ €1.7 billion).
Gimv, the Belgian private equity firm listed on Euronext Brussels, has announced it will stop making new life sciences investments. The firm plans to focus instead on growing its Anchor Investments (long-term partnerships with growth companies) and its four main platforms: Consumer, Healthcare, Smart Industries, and Sustainable Cities, which it sees as offering stronger growth potential, especially with ongoing digital changes.
European digital healthcare provider Oviva has raised €200 million in a Series D financing round, led by Stockholm-headquartered investment firm Kinnevik.
Piraeus, Greece’s largest bank, has approached Bioiatriki, Greece’s largest for-profit primary care group, with the intention of acquiring it and integrating it with the insurer it bought last year, Ethniki Insurance, to form a major payor-provider which would become the largest for-profit healthcare provider in the country.
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