CVC to buy 25 hospitals for €900m
CVC Capital Partners has agreed to buy the Spanish hospital unit of Capio, the Swedish healthcare group owned by Apax and Nordic Capital, in a deal valued at €900m.
The unit consists of 25 hospitals, including the Fundación Jimenez Diaz in Madrid and the Hospital General de Cataluña, and generates revenues of €556m.
CVC did in fact previously own the subsidiary, which was then known as IDC Grupo Sanitario, but sold it to Capio in 2005.
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