Altor exits Curato to Aleris

The deal sees Altor divest all its shares in Curato to the trade buyer three years after acquiring the business in an SBO from Finnish buyout firm CapMan.

Aleris will finance the bolt-on with a mix of balance-sheet cash and new debt. The private hospital operator was owned by EQT between 2008-2010, before being sold to the Wallenberg family investment holding company Investor, which also owns a 20% stake in EQT.

Previous funding
Using its 2008-vintage €2bn Altor III vehicle, Altor acquired Curato from CapMan in September 2013.

CapMan had backed the company in July 2007, when it was called Telemark Group, through its CapMan Mezzanine IV fund.

Company
Headquartered in Oslo, Curato is a private radiology services group. The company employs 320 people across its 13 clinics in Norway and one in Sweden, generating NOK 517m of turnover in 2015.

People
Altor – Maria Tallaksen (director).

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