CAPITOL HEALTH LIMITED acquired by INTEGRAL DIAGNOSTICS LIMITED

Qualium Investissement is acquiring a 25% minority stake in IMPC from its associate radiologists. This primary LBO transaction follows a strategic period of reflection during which the founding doctors chose to maintain operational and capital control of their group rather than pursuing a majority sale. The operation is designed to provide the necessary capital to fund a targeted external growth strategy, particularly in the Paris region, while offering a medical-led alternative to the broader consolidation of the imaging market. A significant portion of the deal structure involves doubling the number of associates to integrate a new generation of radiologists into the group's governance. The transaction is supported by a senior debt facility that includes a substantial capital expenditure line for future acquisitions aimed at reinforcing the group's medical specialties. This partnership emphasizes long-term independence and professional excellence in a rapidly evolving regulatory and financial environment for medical practices.

Orlando Health signed a definitive agreement to acquire Tenet Healthcare's majority interest in Baptist Health, the faith-based integrated health system operating across Central Alabama. Upon closing, Orlando Health will become the majority and managing partner of Baptist Health, assuming day-to-day operational management of the system in partnership with Baptist Health System, which retains its minority stake and continues to anchor the organisation's faith-based mission. At the time of the transaction, the system comprised five hospitals across Central Alabama with more than 1,700 beds, over 70 primary and specialty care clinics, approximately 1,500 affiliated physicians, and more than 7,300 employees.

L-GAM, CAPZA, IDIA Capital Investissement, and Bpifrance are acquiring a minority stake in PSV Group from its associate physicians. The transaction allows for the entry of a consortium of minority financial partners while ensuring that the associate doctors, who remain majority shareholders, retain full operational and strategic control of the group. This strategic partnership is designed to provide the financial resources and complementary expertise required to support an ambitious new development phase. Specifically, the investment will fund the construction of a new specialized center in Lens while allowing the group to accelerate its medical project and advance its sustainable development goals. The operation focuses on maintaining the group's long-term independence and ensuring medical excellence in cancer care for the regional population.

Ardian has acquired a significant minority stake in Aprium Pharmacie to support its ambitious growth plan. This investment aims to ensure the continued development of its service and consulting offerings, the expansion of its digital tools and training programs, and the ongoing development of its brand.

X-Ray Phocea, a leading medical imaging group in Southern France, has secured a strategic minority investment from Essling Expansion, alongside Bpifrance and SOFIPACA. Despite this new capital entry, the majority of the group�s shareholding remains in the hands of its 20 associate radiologists, preserving a practitioner-led management model.

Andera Acto is providing minority financing to Imagerie Cardinet to support its next phase of expansion. The transaction is structured to allow the associate radiologists to maintain a massive majority, representing approximately 95% of the capital. This strategic funding provides the group with a development envelope of nearly EUR100 million to finance external growth. The investment strategy aims to reinforce the group's presence in the Paris region and initiate its expansion on a national scale, with several new centers expected to join by the end of the year. The operation also facilitates the entry of seven new associate radiologists into the capital structure, further strengthening the group's medical-led entrepreneurial model.

EQT, through its BPEA Fund VIII, agreed to acquire VetPartners from National Veterinary Associates (NVA), a portfolio company of JAB Holding. The transaction represents a major entry for EQT into the ANZ veterinary services market, following its extensive track record with IVC Evidensia in Europe. The strategic objective is to consolidate VetPartners' leadership position through significant capital investment in digital tools, advanced diagnostic equipment, and recruitment initiatives. The deal was finalized through a fast-tracked auction process where EQT was selected as the preferred bidder over rival private equity firms. Under EQT's ownership, the group will continue its aggressive expansion across the fragmented Australasian market while enhancing its specialized veterinary training centers and managed services division (United Vets Group).

Following a five-month bidding process, Bain Capital has entered into a definitive Scheme Implementation Agreement to acquire 100% of the share capital of Australian aged care operator Estia Health Limited. The public-to-private transaction is structured under a board-endorsed scheme of arrangement that permits the target to distribute fully franked dividends to eligible shareholders prior to the transaction's close. For the acquirer Bain Capital, the transaction expands its dedicated healthcare portfolio, leveraging a global platform that encompasses over 175 platform investments in the medical and care sectors. The buyout secures complete operational control over a scaled Australian residential eldercare infrastructure consisting of 73 operating facilities containing over 6,500 resident places across Victoria, South Australia, New South Wales, and Queensland, backed by a workforce of lifted 8,000 employees. The post-closing corporate strategy will be executed under the continued leadership of incumbent CEO Sean Bilton. The commercial roadmap focuses on leveraging Bain Capital's institutional backing to anchor industrial market consolidation within a highly fragmented and increasingly regulated sector, optimizing corporate governance frameworks while mitigating inflationary operational pressures linked to specialized labor inputs, which account for approximately 80% of the platform's cost base.

Quadrivio Group has acquired a majority stake in The Private Clinic from BlueGem Capital Partners to serve as a platform for its "Silver Economy" strategy. The industrial logic is anchored in the "healthy longevity" megatrend: as the population ages, demand for aesthetic and wellness treatments among the affluent over-50s is booming. The transaction was structured as a simultaneous "Buy-and-Build" play, as TPC acquired four smaller clinics specializing in cosmetic medicine at closing to immediately scale its footprint. Quadrivio aims to use TPC to consolidate the highly fragmented aesthetic market in the UK and plans to export this business model to Italy and broader Europe, where similar consolidation opportunities exist.

MEDIAN Group, backed by Waterland Private Equity, acquired Hestia Alliance, one of Spain's largest private post-acute and mental health care providers, marking MEDIAN's first entry into the Spanish healthcare market. The transaction received regulatory approval prior to the public announcement. The acquisition is part of MEDIAN's continued internationalisation strategy following its earlier expansion into the UK through the acquisition of Priory Group in 2021. The combination of MEDIAN, Priory, and Hestia creates a pan-European post-acute and mental health platform spanning Germany, the United Kingdom, and Spain.