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The Wire June 28, 2021
TA, Five Arrows-backed RLDatix wins auction for Hg, Vista-backed Allocate, Wellspring's rebraded RAYUS Radiology is on a fast consolidation track
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RLDatix, backed by TA Associates and Five Arrows Principal Investments, said Monday it is buying Allocate Software -- just a few days after PE Hub wrote the healthcare-focused workforce management SaaS business had fielded its latest round of bids. Allocate’s current owners are Hg and Vista Equity. Financial terms weren’t disclosed, but sources recently told PE Hub the William Blair and Arma Partners-conducted sale process was expected to produce a deal valued in the $1.3 billion to $1.5 billion range, or in the low £900 million range to up to some £1.1 billion (applying a 20x-25x EBITDA multiple). TA joined Five Arrows as an investor in RLDatix in May 2018, and the platform has remained an active consolidator in the popular GRC sector since that time.
Growth mode: Wellspring Capital Management is rebranding its radiology platform RAYUS Radiology as it strikes another deal. More M&A is also imminent as a new CEO looks to crank up growth with a more holistic game plan. In its latest bet, the company formerly known as Center for Diagnostic Imaging has snapped up Washington's InHealth Imaging. CEO Kim Tzoumakas, who took the reins in March, told PE Hub that RAYUS – which was founded as one center in Minneapolis 40 years ago – has the ability to double in size over the next two years. She added that two more deals would be announced in the next month. Sources familiar with RAYUS previously told PE Hub that the company was projecting $115 million in EBITDA this year, up from $75 million in adjusted 2018 EBITDA. As the name change reflects, RAYUS...
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Stepping back: Jim Strang, chairman of EMEA at Hamilton Lane and a veteran of Europe’s private equity market, has moved into a senior advisory role after being named EMEA chairman early last year. Richard Hope remains head of EMEA and the firm appointed managing director Ralph Aerni in May to lead institutional business development efforts across continental Europe, writes Private Equity International. Read it here.
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