In the August 2006
issue:
One For the Record Book
A consortium of private equity firms has been formed to take hospital
operator HCA private in a leveraged buyout worth $33 billion. Read inside to
see who may benefit from the largest hospital transaction ever announced.
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The Month In Deals
July posted 69 mergers and acquisitions in the health care industry. Based
on revealed prices, a total of $35.5 billion was spent to fund them. Deals
in the health care services segment captured the greatest deal and dollar
volume for the month.
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In The Departments
Services
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Health Care Services
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Deal Summaries
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Additional Transactions
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Transaction Updates
Technology
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Health Care Technology
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Deal Summaries
Additional Transactions
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Transaction Updates
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Companies Mentioned in this issue:
August 2006
A
Adams Respiratory Therapeutics p16
AEW Capital Management p7
Affiliated Computer Services p11
Allied Capital Corp. p4
Allion Healthcare p9
American Medical Systems p15
Antelope Valley Hospital p8
Aphton Corp. p11
Applera p12
Ardent Health Services p4
Astellas Ventures p11
AstraZeneca p10
Athenagen p10
B
Bain Capital p2
Baptist Health System p4
Bayer Diabetes Care p15
Bayer HealthCare, LLC p15
Bear, Stearns & Co. p7
Beckman Coulter p12
BH1 Investments p4
Brookdale Senior Living p7
C
Cambridge Antibody Technology p10
Canada Microsurgical p12
Canyon Creek Development p8
Cardinal Health p16
Caregiver Services p9
CB Richard Ellis p8
Cedars Hospital p3
Charter Life Sciences p11
Cherry Oaks p8
Chiron Corp. p10
Churchill Downs, Inc. p10
Cilag GmbH p16
CIT Healthcare p7
Citigroup p7
Clayton Associates p4
ClinForce p9
Cloverleaf Partners p4
CLP Healthcare Services p4
Community Health Systems p3
Confluent Surgical p12
Consulate Healthcare p7
Corus Pharma p10
Crdentia Corp. p9
Cross Country Staffing p9
CVS Corporation p9
D
Dava Pharmaceuticals p16
Dia Real p9
DINMAR p11
E
Emergis p11
Enhanced Equity Fund, LP p4
Enzon Pharmaceutical p10
ev3 p15
Evercore Partners p9
F
F. Hoffman-La Roche, Ltd. p12
Facet Technologies p9
Fairmont Partners p9
Fisher Scientific International p12
Florida Acute Care Specialists p8
Formation Capital, LLC p7
Frost and Sullivan p12
G
GE Healthcare Financial Services p7
Gilead Sciences p10
GlaxoSmithKline p16
GV Instruments p12
H
Hanger Orthopedic Group p8
Harris Williams & Co. p4
Haven Behavioral Healthcare p4
HCA, Inc. p1
Health Management Associates p3
HealthSouth p9
HomeCare Specialists, LLC p4
Hurrie Orthopaedic Physical Therapy p9
I
Integra LifeSciences p12
J
Jaba Farmacêutica p16
Janssen-Cilag p16
Jeffries & Co. p7
JER Partners p7
Johnson & Johnson p15
JPMorgan Partners p10
K
Kenner Regional Medical Center p4
Kohlberg, Kravis Roberts & Co. p2
Kyphon p15
L
Laboratorios Ranbaxy S.L. p16
Lehman Brothers p9
Life Science Angels p11
LifePoint Hospitals p2
M
Macri Technologies p10
Matria Healthcare p9
McKesson Corp. p10
Meadowcrest Hospital p4
MediConnect Global p12
Medsite p11
Memorial Medical Center p4
Merck & Co. p16
Merrill Lynch p7
Merrill Lynch Global Private Equity p2
Metastatin Pharmaceuticals p11
Metrika p15
Metropolitan Research Associates p9
Metropolitan Research Staffing Associates p9
MGI Pharma p15
MinuteClinic p9
MOMS Pharmacy p9
Mundogen p16
N
National Deaf Academy p3
New Beacon Hospice p4
Novartis AG p10
Novo A/S p10
NTD Laboratories p10
O
Ochsner Health System p4
Odyssey HealthCare p4
Orbimed p10
Oscient Pharmaceuticals p15
Osteobiologics p12
Owens & Minor p9
P
Paul Capital Partners Royalty Fund II, LP p15
Pediatric Cardiology Associates p8
Pediatrix Medical Group p8
PerkinElmer p10
Primax Recoveries p11
Primedex Health System p7
Prospect Partners, LLC p4
Psychiatric Solutions p3
R
Radiologix p7
Raiser Resources, LLC p8
Raiser Senior Services, LLC p8
Ranbaxy Laboratories p16
Receptor BioLogix p11
Recordati SpA p16
Regency Healthcare Group, LLC p4
Regional Nuclear Pharmaceuticals p16
Reliant Pharmaceuticals p15
Remuda Ranch p4
Rescare p10
Roche Diagnostics p12
RTA Hospice p4
S
Samaritan Pharmaceuticals p11
Sanderling Ventures p11
Senior Living Investment Brokerage p8
Shiloh Health Services p7
Smith & Nephew plc p12
Southwest Regional Medical Center p7
Spinecore p15
St. Jude Pharmacy & Surgical Supply Co. p9
St. Vincent’s Hospital p4
Stada Arzneimittel p16
Stada, Inc. p16
Sulzer Spine-Tech p15
Summit Hospital p7
Sunrise Senior Living p8
SuperGen p16
T
T. Rowe Price Associates p10
Tandem Healthcare p7
Tarrant Dialysis Centers p7
Team Health p8
Temple Medical p8
Tenet Healthcare Corp. p4
The Blackstone Group p3
The Vertical Group p15
Thermo Electron Corp. p12
Thoma Cressey Equity Partners p4
Tiara Medical Systems p12
Tornier p15
Triad Hospitals p2
Tyco International p12
U
U.S. Renal Care p7
Union County Hospital p7
Universal Health Services p3
V
Viasys Healthcare p12
W
Warburg Pincus, LLC p15
Water Street Capital Partners p9
WebMD p11
Williamson Memorial Hospital p7
Wright Medical Group p15
X
Xomed Surgical Products p15
Z
Zapaq p10
ZEROP Medical p12
Zimmer Holdings p15 |
The Month in Deals - July Sees 69 Deals
Worth A Combined $35.5 Billion
Email Editor
The month of July saw a
total of 69 mergers and acquisitions announced in 13 sectors of the health
care industry, down 17% from the 81 deals announced in June.
The nine sectors of the services segment accounted for 36 deals, or 52% of
the month’s total deal volume, with the four technology sectors posting
the remaining deals.
Among individual sectors, Medical Devices led with 14 transactions, or 20%
of June’s M&A activity. It was followed by Biotechnology with eight deals
and Pharmaceuticals with seven. Within the services sectors, Long-Term
Care posted the greatest volume with six deals. Managed Care, at the other
end of the scale, posted none.
Based on revealed prices, a total of $35.5 billion was committed to
finance the month’s 69 transactions, up slightly from the $32.3 billion
spent in June. The lion’s share of July’s amount came from the proposed
$33 billion leveraged buyout of HCA by a consortium of private equity
firms. As a result, the services segment led with $34.3 billion, or 97% of
the month’s total, while the technology segment contributed the remaining
$1.2 billion.
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