MEINE RADIOLOGIE
Acquired by
EQT PARTNERS
MEINE RADIOLOGIE acquired by EQT PARTNERS
Target
MEINE RADIOLOGIE
Acquirer
EQT PARTNERS
Context
The acquisition of Meine Radiologie Holding by EQT Infrastructure from Triton is a cornerstone transaction in the consolidation of the German outpatient imaging market. Occurring simultaneously with EQT’s acquisition of the Blikk Group from DBAG, the primary rationale for the deal is the merger of these two established entities into a single, market-leading radiology platform. This strategic combination aims to create a dominant player with significant scale in Germany, later rebranded to operate as part of the Evidia group. By integrating Meine Radiologie's network into a larger industrial framework, EQT intends to leverage economies of scale in medical technology purchasing and back-office operations. The deal reflects a "buy-and-build" strategy typical of infrastructure-focused private equity, where fragmented medical services are consolidated to improve service quality and operational efficiency. The transaction marks a successful exit for Triton, which had supported the company’s growth since early 2019, transitioning the asset from a mid-market growth story to a major infrastructure-backed industrial platform.
This transaction is part of the Healthcare & Pharma industry, which currently tracks an average EBITDA multiple of 12.8x since the beginning of 2026, a stable level compared to 2025. This data is based on the contribution of our growing community, composed of M&A and private equity professionals.
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Operateur allemand de radiologie.
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| Date | Acquirer | Target | Country | Sector | Deal Context |
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| 02/2022 | MEINE RADIOLOGIE | ALERIS - RADIOLOGY | SWEDEN | Radiology | The divestment of Aleris' radiology arm to Meine Radiologie Holding (backed by EQT Infrastructure) marks a significant consolidation in the Nordic diagnostic imaging market. This transaction was executed in tandem with the sale of Aleris' primary care and rehab units to Praktikertjänst, as part of a broader strategic shift. The rationale for Aleris, under Triton's ownership, is to exit non-core segments to focus exclusively on becoming a specialized healthcare provider in Scandinavia. For the acquirer, the deal provides a major entry point into the Norwegian and Swedish markets, significantly expanding its existing German-focused radiology platform. The integration of 36 diagnostic units allows for significant scale advantages in procurement, technological investment, and standardized medical reporting. This move is consistent with the trend of private equity-backed platforms seeking to create pan-European leaders in capital-intensive medical sub-sectors like radiology. |
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