The Health Care M&A Monthly: Health Care M&A Results for The Third Quarter of 2002
With the stock market’s worst quarterly performance in 70 years, we might expect M&A activity to have taken a nose dive as well. And in fact, the overall market did suffer from a decreased deal count and smaller amounts of capital committed to deals. Even so, the...The SeniorCare Investor: It May Still Be Bad, But Is It Better Than It Looks?
Twelve years have passed since 500 industry leaders, investors and lenders gathered in Washington, D.C. for the first NIC Conference. At the time, the nursing home segment was emerging from a difficult period in the late 1980s when Beverly Enterprises (NYSE: BEV)...The Health Care M&A Monthly: Pricing Medical Device Companies
From one quarter to the next, the Medical Device sector has consistently produced the greatest number of deals of any single sector in the health care industry, seemingly invulnerable to the ups and downs of the economy. For the period from July 1, 2000 through June...The SeniorCare Investor: American Retirement Corp.: A New Beginning?
One by one, the senior care companies that ran into financial or liquidity difficulties over the past several years have emerged from their troubles and started anew. There are a few companies, most notably Alterra Healthcare (AMEX: ALI) and Integrated Health Services...The Health Care M&A Monthly: Guidant Buys Cook For $3 Billion To Prop Open Revenue Flow
Guidant Corporation (NYSE: GDT), based in Indianapolis, Indiana, recently announced that it would pay a total of $3 billion to acquire The Cook Group, a privately held medical device manufacturer. What GDT seeks most in this deal is to obtain Cook’s technology and...Schedule a demo
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