Litorina acquires therapy clinic KFA

The firm drew equity from its fifth-generation vehicle, which closed on SEK 3bn in 2018. The fund makes investments in companies valued at SEK 200-1bn.

KFA's management and team of therapists have retained significant stakes in the business.

Following the acquisition, the company intends to roll out clinics in Norway and Sweden in the first step in an international expansion plan.

Nordea provided debt for the transaction. 

Company
Based in Oslo and founded in 1989, KFA is a provider of physical manual therapy treatments in 30 clinics across Norway. The company has a turnover of approximately NOK 300m.

People
Litorina Kapital – Gustav Thott (partner).
Klinikk For Alle – Oscar Maaseide (CEO).

 

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