Aksia in exclusive talks to acquire MIR – report
Private equity firm Aksia is in exclusive talks to acquire Medical International Research (MIR), an Italian medical devices and software company specialising in spirometry devices, sources close to the deal told sister publication Mergermarket.
The publication reported that Aksia and MIR are due to sign a deal in the coming weeks, and that the deal involves the acquisition of 70% of the company.
De'Rossi & Associati is reportedly acting as a legal adviser to MIR, while Mediobanca is running the process.
The company is based in Rome and was founded in 1993 by two Italian entrepreneurs, Siro Brugnoli and Paolo Boschetti, who own a 50% stake each.
The company makes medical devices and develops software, and specialises in spirometry devices.
The group has a turnover of €15m and EBITDA of €4m, which, according to Mergermarket, could lead to a deal value of €30-40m.
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