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11/2026

JD.com takes majority stake in Ceconomy

JD.com completed the acquisition of 59.8% of Ceconomy on 12 November 2026, through a voluntary public cash offer launched sixteen months earlier at an enterprise value of XXX. The Kellerhals family, through Convergenta Invest, retained 25.3% alongside the acquirer, bringing their combined holding to 85.2%, and the company was consolidated from that date. Ceconomy retails consumer electronics and domestic appliances across Europe under the MediaMarkt and Saturn names, and MediaWorld in Italy, operating approximately 1,070 stores across eleven countries with some 50,000 employees. Revenue reached XXX in the year to September 2024, with an adjusted operating profit of 305 million euros rising to 378 million the following year. It recorded 2.2 billion customer contacts and more than 53 million loyalty members during 2025. Physical retail retains a larger share of European electronics sales than of American or Chinese ones, a product costing several thousand euros being one customers prefer to examine and discuss before buying, which is the asset the acquirer could not have built within a decade. The reverse constraint applied to the seller. Rapid delivery and data-driven merchandising require investment in warehousing and systems beyond what its cash generation permits while it also modernises its stores, which the acquirer’s logistics capability supplies. The offer carried no minimum acceptance condition, undertakings from Convergenta Invest, Franz Haniel & Cie and Beisheim Stiftung having secured 57.1% before the acceptance period opened. The German competition authority cleared the transaction on the absence of overlap, and foreign investment reviews followed in Germany, Austria, Spain and France alongside the European foreign subsidies procedure. The business continues to operate separately, retaining its Düsseldorf headquarters, its brands and its own systems, with employment commitments for three years and German co-determination arrangements preserved. Remko Rijnders succeeded Kai-Ulrich Deissner as chief executive, the latter having resigned in March 2026.

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11/2026

Telavox acquired by Telia Company

Telia Company agreed on 12 November 2026 to acquire the Nordic enterprise customer base of Telavox for an enterprise value of XXX, with a further 18 million euros payable against performance. Completion is expected during the first quarter of 2027, subject to regulatory approvals, and approximately 180 commercial employees transfer with the business. The perimeter comprises approximately 24,000 companies, predominantly small and medium-sized, across Sweden, Denmark, Finland and Norway, representing more than 325,000 end-users of which over 240,000 are mobile. Revenue amounts to XXX annually with an EBITDA of XXX and free cash flow of around 22 million euros. The seller retains its technology platform. The transaction separates the customer relationship from the technology. Rather than acquiring the platform combining telephony, switchboard, messaging, meetings and contact centre functions, the acquirer licensed it under a multi-year agreement and will deploy it both to the transferred customers and to its own enterprise base, which leaves the seller free to continue selling that platform to other operators. Most of the Swedish mobile users concerned already transited the acquirer’s own network under a wholesale agreement running to 2027, so the transaction converts a wholesale relationship into a direct one over a base the acquirer was already carrying, while the remainder sit on a competitor’s network. Cost synergies of approximately 18 million euros are expected, the majority within two years of completion, and free cash flow contribution before financing costs is forecast to reach some 36 million euros by 2028. The effect on the acquirer’s net debt to EBITDA ratio is estimated at 0.1 times.

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11/2026

AgileMD acquired by Wolters Kluwer

Wolters Kluwer Health agreed on 13 November 2026 to acquire AgileMD for XXX, plus an additional $40M payable upon completion of the transaction and contingent upon the achievement of performance targets. Completion is expected during the first quarter of 2027 or earlier, subject to regulatory approvals, and the 23 employees join the acquirer with co-founders Borna Safabakhsh and Dana Edelson. Founded in 2011 at San Francisco, AgileMD supplies clinical decision support embedded within hospital electronic record systems. Its pathways translate a hospital’s own protocols into the sequence a clinician follows at the bedside, while its eCART system monitors patient data continuously and signals deterioration, having been cleared by the Food and Drug Administration. It serves more than 400 hospitals and over 150,000 clinical users, with more than 4,800 pathways in operation, and expects recurring revenue of XXX by the end of 2026. The acquisition addresses the gap between reference material and clinical action. The acquirer’s existing product tells a physician what the evidence indicates, consulted as a reference, whereas the acquired system places that guidance inside the sequence of orders and documentation the physician is already executing, which is where it changes what is done rather than what is known. Local protocol determines much of hospital practice, each institution adapting published guidance to its own staffing, equipment and patient population, and a system operationalising those local variants reaches a layer that a universally published reference cannot. The acquirer expects the transaction to return at or above its after-tax weighted average cost of capital of 8% within three to five years, with an immaterial effect on adjusted earnings.

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11/2026

Counsel Health acquired by Oura

Oura agreed on 10 November 2026 to acquire the whole of Counsel Health for XXX in cash, subject to adjustment, with completion expected around the end of the calendar year. Founder and chief executive Muthu Alagappan joins the acquirer as chief clinical artificial intelligence officer with the company’s roughly 70 employees. Counsel Health operates a medical consultation service in which a conversational system gathers the patient’s description of their condition, their records and their history, then passes the exchange to a licensed physician who joins within minutes and can diagnose, prescribe, order tests or refer. Its physicians number around fifty, working on demand, and it charges 29 dollars per consultation or 300 dollars annually, while also supplying health plans, health systems and employers. The two companies had worked together since mid-2026, the consultation service having been built into the acquirer’s application, and more than half of its users there had chosen to share their ring data with the physicians treating them. Continuous measurement changes what a remote consultation can establish. A physician seeing a patient for the first time relies on what that patient recalls, whereas one with access to months of heart rate, temperature and sleep data can identify when a pattern departed from the individual’s own baseline, which is the connection the acquisition is intended to make permanent. The price represents roughly seventeen times the 36 million dollars the company had raised, including a 25 million dollar round led by Andreessen Horowitz and GV in 2025. The acquirer had postponed an intended Nasdaq listing on 29 September, an offering of up to 2.2 billion dollars, citing conditions in the market, and funded this acquisition from its own resources. Its revenue reached 1.75 billion dollars for the year to September 2026, 92% above the preceding year, with adjusted EBITDA of 87 million in the final quarter, figures it described as unaudited.

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11/2026

Elemis acquired by PAI Partners

PAI Partners agreed on 4 November 2026 to acquire ELEMIS from L’Occitane Group, with completion expected during the first quarter of 2027 subject to regulatory approvals. Chief executive and co-founder Noella Gabriel continued to lead the business. The consideration was not disclosed. Founded in 1989, ELEMIS formulates and sells prestige skincare, its range covering cleansers, serums, moisturisers and treatment products, with the Pro-Collagen line at its centre and its cleansing balm the leading facial cleanser in the United Kingdom. Net sales exceeded XXX in the year to March 2026, approximately double the level at which the seller had acquired the business, with the United States accounting for around half of the total after several years of double-digit growth, and close to half of sales made online. Spa treatment underpins the distribution. A brand supplying professional treatment rooms reaches customers who have experienced its products applied by a therapist before purchasing them, which is a form of trial that advertising does not replicate and which anchors the clinical claims the range carries. The disposal reflected the seller’s position rather than the brand’s performance. ELEMIS had been its first major acquisition, XXX from Steiner Leisure, and had remained peripheral to a portfolio built around L’Occitane en Provence and subsequently Sol de Janeiro, while the group was rationalising its holdings ahead of a possible return to the public markets. The acquirer’s plan addressed the American market, the digital channels and selected premium retailers, alongside continued development of the Pro-Collagen range. Morgan Stanley advised L’Occitane Group as lead financial adviser, with CFI France as joint adviser, Skadden, Arps as transaction counsel and EY-Parthenon on vendor and carve-out due diligence, while Perella Weinberg and Raymond James advised PAI Partners, with A&O Shearman as legal counsel and PwC on financial, operational and carve-out due diligence.

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11/2026

Waterland takes majority stake in McAdam Design

Waterland Private Equity Investments acquired a stake in McAdam Group on 12 November 2026, through its Irish operation, with managing director Martin Hare and the existing leadership team continuing to run the business. Donal Mac Nioclais led the transaction for the investor. Founded in 1963, McAdam Group is a multidisciplinary consultancy supplying engineering, architecture, project management, environmental and health and safety services to infrastructure and built environment projects. It employs more than 200 people from offices in Belfast and Cork, serving public bodies and private developers, and ranks among the largest independent practices of its kind operating across the island of Ireland. Combining several disciplines within one practice distinguishes the firm from the specialist consultancies that make up most of the market, since a client commissioning a scheme can appoint a single adviser across its engineering, architectural and environmental requirements rather than coordinating separate appointments, which matters more as regulatory and planning obligations accumulate. The practice operates on both sides of the Irish border, a position requiring familiarity with two planning regimes and two sets of building regulations, which few independent firms of its size maintain. The capital was directed at recruitment and technical capability, at deepening the firm’s position in the markets it already serves, and at acquisitions, the consultancy sector in Ireland and the United Kingdom remaining divided among a large number of independent practices.

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