
Waterland’s Median buys AHG
Waterland Private Equity Investments portfolio company Median has acquired German clinic chain AHG Allgemeine Hospitalgesellschaft.
The deal is part of a buy-and-build strategy that Waterland has followed since it acquired clinics group RHM Klinikgruppe in 2011. The acquisition of Median followed in autumn 2014. Waterland stated there have been several acquisitions of individual clinics and small groups since then as well.
With the integration of AHG, the group will have a turnover of €1bn, with 15,500 employees.
Companies
Founded in 2014 with the merger of several clinic groups, Median has 78 rehabilitation clinics, acute care hospitals, nursing and rehabilitation facilities in 45 locations. The clinics have 13,000 employees and 13,500 beds and treatment places.
Headquartered in Düsseldorf, AHG is a treatment provider in the fields of psychosomatic medicine, addictions and sociotherapy. The company includes 45 hospitals, treatment centers and outpatient clinics with 4,000 beds and 2,500 employees.
People
Waterland Private Equity Investments – Carsten Rahlfs (partner).
Median – André Schmidt (CEO).
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