Two of Australia’s largest diagnostic groups by revenue may about to merge: pathology chain Australian Clinical Labs (ACL) has made a A$1.52bn (US$1.02bn) offer for Healius, a larger rival which has diagnostic imaging capacity as well.
Frankfurt-listed Synlab could be about to be taken private following a non-binding full takeover offer earlier this week. With its full year results released yesterday and facing questions about its plans, HBI asks market experts what they think of the move.
India-based hospital group Max Healthcare and PE firm KKR are the bidders still left in the race to acquire another India-based hospital group, Care Hospitals.
London headquartered global PE firm Cinven has submitted a non-binding offer to fully take over Europe's largest lab group Synlab, the company confirmed today, following speculation it was looking to take the group private.
Czechia-based fertility group FutureLife continues to expand in Spain with its latest acquisition. HBI chats with a European fertility operator to find out what is making the Spanish market appealing to investors.
Medigold, one of the UK’s largest occupational health care providers, is acquiring Health Management, a major competitor, in a deal that will make it the UK's largest provider of occupational health in terms of number of employees covered.
KPJ Healthcare Bhd, Malaysia’s second largest for-profit hospital group by revenue, is to sell its Indonesian hospital operations to rival Columbia Asia Healthcare. This will mark its exit from the country. Luxembourg-based PE firm CVC Capital Partners is reportedly considering buying a minority stake in the group.
Affidea subsidiary Fortius Clinic, which is the UK's largest orthopaedics company, is acquiring Schoen Clinic London, an orthopaedics hospital in central London which is part of Germany-based Schoen Clinic Group.
Metro Pacific Hospitals, the Philippines' most expansive hospital chain with 12 hospitals and seven medical centres across the country, is considering going public at a valuation of up to $1bn in a revival of a plan that was initially shelved in 2019, according to reports.
Michael Sen, the new CEO of multinational health care conglomerate Fresenius, is making preparations to deconsolidate struggling dialysis subsidiary Fresenius Medical Care (FMC). The plans fall short of full divestment and may not be radical enough to appease investors.
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