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AMEDES

Acquired by

ANTIN INFRASTRUCTURE

GERMANY Health Providers EV [500m EUR - 1b EUR] 07/2015

Target

AMEDES

Acquirer

ANTIN INFRASTRUCTURE

Context

Antin Infrastructure Partners acquired a majority stake in Amedes Group from General Atlantic. The transaction provided an exit for General Atlantic, which had owned the asset since 2007 and tripled its revenues through a buy-and-build strategy (30+ acquisitions). For Antin, this investment represents a classic "infrastructure" play in the healthcare sector: high recurring revenue (almost 100% repeat usage) due to sticky relationships between doctors and labs, and low volume volatility.

This transaction is part of the Healthcare & Pharma industry, which currently tracks an average EBITDA multiple of 12.8x since the beginning of 2026, 1.8% increase compared to 2025. This data is based on contribution from our growing community, composed of M&A and Private Equity professionals, and has been verified by our team to ensure its accuracy.

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Target

Amedes is one of the leading platforms for medical diagnostics in Germany. It has 35 laboratories and 27 practices across Germany and Belgium.

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Other operations with AMEDES

DateAcquirerTargetCountrySectorDeal Context
07/2021OMERSAMEDESGERMANYLabs (Biology)

A consortium led by Goldman Sachs Asset Management and OMERS Infrastructure acquired amedes from Antin Infrastructure Partners. The transaction valued roughly doubling its value since Antin's entry in 2015. The deal aims to support amedes' continued growth through digitalization and further consolidation of the European lab market.

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