Gilde Equity exits Avinty to Main Capital

The software specialist GP plans to help Avinty further develop its product portfolio into new healthcare segments via the roll-out of new products and strategic add-ons.

Avinty develops eHealth solutions and electronic patient records for 400 customers in the disability care, mental health and rehabilitation sectors in the Netherlands and Belgium.

The business is already partly formed through a roll-up, having acquired mental health specialist Karify in 2019. It wants to become an ecosystem of software solutions for the healthcare sector.

The acquisition is Main Capital's first strategic move into healthcare.

The GP closed its latest buyout fund, Main Capital VII, in October 2021 at EUR 1bn.

Gilde Equity Management hired Arma to sell Avinty earlier this year, with the company having an annual EBITDA of around EUR 15m.

Company

Avinty was established by bringing together healthcare software providers Karify, Jouw Omgeving, Impulse, VIR e-care solutions, NederCare and AppNormal. The company has a philosophy of creating an ecosystem of software solutions for healthcare organisations. The company has 4 offices in the Netherlands, a software development center in Hungary and currently has 242 employees.

Advisors

Gilde Equity Management - Arma Partners (M&A).

 

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