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ALLIANCE MEDICAL

Acquired by

LIFE HEALTHCARE

UNITED KINGDOM Providers & Facilities EV [500m GBP - 1b GBP] 11/2016

Target

ALLIANCE MEDICAL

Acquirer

LIFE HEALTHCARE

Context

Triton Partners has agreed to sell the radiology division of Aleris to EQT Infrastructure in a strategic carve-out transaction. This partial exit allows Triton to streamline Aleris into a focused specialist healthcare provider, while simultaneously divesting its primary care operations to another buyer. For EQT Infrastructure, the acquisition is a major step in building a pan-European leader in diagnostic imaging. By combining Aleris Imaging's dominant Nordic footprint with its existing German operations (Meine Radiologie/Blikk), EQT creates a scaled platform capable of investing heavily in digitalization and advanced medical equipment. The deal reflects the growing trend of treating healthcare diagnostics as "essential social infrastructure" due to their critical role in patient pathways and high barriers to entry.

ALLIANCE MEDICAL, which reported an EBITDA margin of LOGIN in 2016, is valued in this transaction at an EV/EBITDA multiple of LOGIN, representing a LOGIN discount to the 13.4x average currently observed in the Healthcare & Pharma sector.

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Target

Leader europeen des services d'imagerie diagnostique.

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Other operations with ALLIANCE MEDICAL

DateAcquirerTargetCountrySectorDeal Context
10/2023ICON INFRASTRUCTUREALLIANCE MEDICALUNITED KINGDOMRadiology

Life Healthcare has agreed to sell 100% of Alliance Medical Group to iCON Infrastructure in a major cross-border carve-out. The transaction allows Life Healthcare, a South African hospital operator, to monetize its European assets and return capital to shareholders, while retaining its separate R&D division (Life Molecular Imaging). For iCON, the acquisition represents a strategic entry into the healthcare infrastructure space. The investment thesis treats diagnostic imaging networks as "critical infrastructure" essential for national health systems, offering stable cash flows and resilience against economic cycles. iCON plans to support the management team in expanding the network of scanning centers and radiopharmacy facilities.

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