Deals
GreenBone Ortho SpA, a specialist in the field of bone regeneration, has completed a EUR10 million Series B investment round led by existing shareholders – 3B Future Health Fund, Innogest SGR, Meta Group, CDP Venture Capital Sgr, Italian Angels for Growth and other private investors.
The company has now raised EUR22 million equity investments since its inception in 2015 in Faenza, Italy.
Millions of people worldwide have bone repair surgery to treat bone loss resulting from trauma, cancer or bone degenerative conditions. Bone replacement use bone transplant (the best option today) or bone grafts (ceramic, polymer and metal alloys), but
Doctify, a healthcare review platform, has secured an additional USD7.5 million in its latest funding round, taking the overall investment to date to USD20 million.
The round was led by Keen Venture Partners, with participation from existing investors, Amadeus Capital, Guinness Asset Management, as well as Tom Teichman (an early-stage investor in Doctify and in Lastminute.com, Made.com and Notonthehighstreet.com).
Founded in 2016, Doctify aims to increase trust and transparency in healthcare by providing greater access to verified patient reviews. With review platforms such as Glassdoor and Trustpilot helping people build trust in businesses, Doctify is pioneering in the healthcare review space,
ReSolve Capital Partners, a UK specialist investment house, has successfully exited its investment in Swimming Nature, the largest independent provider of swimming tuition in the UK.
In October 2019, ReSolve Capital Partners began working with Swimming Nature, which at the time sought working capital as well as expert advice to expand its offering and achieve its ambitious goal of expanding across the UK. A strategy was developed to stabilise the business, increase focus on more profitable demographics and improve internal processes. With the support of ReSolve Capital Partners the business has now been successfully turned around and the Ferre family
Funds advised by KLAR Partners Limited (KLAR) have signed an agreement to acquire ISS Kanal Services, a corporate carve-out from ISS Schweiz AG and Switzerland’s leading player within UIM. The acquisition is in line with KLAR’s investment strategy to make control investments in companies providing mission critical services in resilient and growing markets. ISS Kanal Services is KLAR’s first acquisition in Switzerland.
ISS Kanal Services offers underground infrastructure maintenance services in a resilient market across eight locations in Switzerland. The company’s services consist of UIM cleaning and maintenance through flushing and inspection, as well as UIM maintenance and repair.
iCON Infrastructure Partners V1 (iCON V) has completed the acquisition of a 95 per cent interest in Wind Estate A/S (Wind Estate) from its founders Jens Petri Petersen and CEO Erik Abraham.
Abraham will remain as CEO and a 5 per cent shareholder of the Company. Wind Estate is a leading Danish independent power producer owning 282MW of operating onshore and offshore wind power generation capacity in Denmark and Scotland. Headquartered in Randers, Denmark, Wind Estate has 26 employees and a proven track record of successful development, acquisition and operation of wind turbines.
In addition to the operating
Debt funding provider Frontier Development Capital Ltd (FDC) has provided GBP900,000 to support the management buy in (MBI) of Complete Electrical Solutions (UK) Limited (CES).
CES, based in Stourbridge, West Midlands, was founded in 2000 as a generalist B2B electrical contracting business. In the previous two decades, the firm has established a strong reputation for regional electrical contracting via a small, but experienced team of 12 staff.
Whilst the firm provides a broad array of electrical services, it specialises in the installation, service and maintenance of lifts, stair lifts, stair climbers and other mains powered disability devices.
The debt investment
North West based multi-family investment office, Arete, has announced that it has led an GBP11.25 million private equity investment round into consumer technology product development specialists Tactus Group, with a GBP10 million (USD13.75 million) investment.
Warrington-based Tactus is a technology expert providing multi-branded IT hardware to global retailers and the public sector. The investment from Arete enabled Tactus to complete a recent landmark acquisition of PC gaming specialist, CCL computers, which sees the group become a GBP125 million turnover business.
This latest deal will see Liverpool headquartered Arete further accelerate its growth ambitions, in a year that has already seen
Calixar, a biotechnology company with ten years expertise in the isolation of fully native membrane proteins, is to makes a EUR1 million (USD1.2 million) investment in a new pipeline of complex therapeutic targets and native antigens of high relevance for pharmaceutical companies.
This strategic investment, supported by Bpifrance investment bank, will enable the company to be the exclusive provider and licensor for pharmaceutical companies, with the best native and functional membrane therapeutic targets (GPCRs, ion channels, transporters, receptors and viral targets). It will also help them to discover the best drugs (small molecules and conformational antibodies) and develop the best
Global safety solutions leader Survitec has completed a GBP270 million refinancing with funds managed or advised by the Credit Group of Ares Management Corporation (Ares), a leading global alternative investment manager.
Ray Leclercq, Survitec’s Chief Financial Officer, says: “Successfully concluding this financing demonstrates the confidence we believe that Ares and M&G have in our business. This marks a key milestone for Survitec’s customers, employees, shareholders and other partners. We completed this financing with an industry leader such as Ares based on the strength of our underlying business, meeting our current performance targets with year-over-year improvement in profitability as well as
Toshiba, currently courted by numerous PE groups, confirmed it has ‘received an initial proposal’ from CVC this week and will ‘ask for further clarification and give it careful consideration’, in what looks like a process which could become Japan’s largest ever buyout deal.
Toshiba issued a statement on 9 April saying that the initial proposal is conditional on clearance of anti-trust regulation, as well as the Foreign Exchange and Foreign Trade Act of Japan, and necessary financing.
The corporation also said that the proposal involved seeking finance assistance from co-investors and financial institutions in pursuing the proposed transaction. “We expect
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