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Josh Mastracci has joined TM Capital as a Director in the firm’s Healthcare practice. Josh has extensive experience completing transactions across key healthcare services sectors including physician practice management, ambulatory surgery centers, and pharmaceutical services. in Economics from Boston College, a J.D. Success.
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2023 saw a myriad of factors impact SaaS M&A multiples, including economic developments, technological advancements, and a public market rebound. In any given year, however, some sectors of the SaaS universe are more prosperous than others, depending on industry trends, global economics, and other influences.
2023 saw a myriad of factors impact SaaS M&A multiples, including economic developments, technological advancements, and a public market rebound. In any given year, however, some sectors of the SaaS universe are more prosperous than others, depending on industry trends, global economics, and other influences.
As we’ve seen in other healthcare verticals, PE interest is driven by the opportunity to provide growth capital, contribute management expertise, and consolidate a fragmented industry to increase efficiency. Founded in 2007, publicly-traded TOI provides care to about 1.8 Alliance Health Services. Tahoe still owns a minority interest.
In terms of the target market, the top five SaaS verticals were led by Healthcare, as more and more companies in the healthcare sector turn to SaaS solutions to improve patient care and manage costs. Strategic buyers are publicly traded or privately owned software companies. In 2022, verticals made up 42%, a slight increase.
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to a strategic buyer confirms the value retina practices hold for healthcare investors and operators. Cencora, one of the largest publicly-traded pharmaceutical companies in the world, distributes pharmaceuticals, over-the-counter healthcare products and other healthcare supplies and equipment to healthcare providers.
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