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Josh Mastracci joins TM Capital as Director

TM Capital

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.

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SaaS M&A Snapshot: Target Market & Buyers

Software Equity Group

While some public strategics backed off, they were more than made up for by private equity companies with plenty of dry powder and a healthy competitive environment. speaks to a healthy environment, with multiples shored up by private equity buyers on the hunt for high-quality assets. 4Q22’s multiple of 5.6x

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Private Equity’s Increasing Consolidation of Oncology Practices 

Focus Investment Banking

On April 23 a group led by private equity firm TPG agreed to acquire OneOncology, the nation’s largest independent community oncology network, in a deal valued at $2.1 While the biggest recent deal, OneOncology is hardly the first oncology platform to be sold to a private equity group. Alliance Health Services.

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Damon Pistulka: Leveraging Technology to Thrive in Uncertain Markets

How2Exit

Damon emphasizes the value of leveraging technology, such as AI and automation, in industries like e-commerce and healthcare. rn Leveraging technology, such as AI and automation, can significantly improve efficiency and quality in industries like e-commerce and healthcare.

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The 5 Influences Shaping Software M&A Valuations in 2024

Software Equity Group

The most active verticals in 2023 were Healthcare, Financial Services, and Real Estate. Healthcare has remained the most active vertical (17% of vertical SaaS deals), driven by the essential nature of healthcare operations regardless of economic climate. It’s partly a matter of perception. in 4Q23, up 31% YOY against 4Q22.

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The 5 Influences Shaping Software M&A Valuations in 2024

Software Equity Group

The most active verticals in 2023 were Healthcare, Financial Services, and Real Estate. Healthcare has remained the most active vertical (17% of vertical SaaS deals), driven by the essential nature of healthcare operations regardless of economic climate. It’s partly a matter of perception. in 4Q23, up 31% YOY against 4Q22.

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Cooley’s 2022 Tech M&A Year in Review

Cooley M&A

However, deal activity fizzled in the second half of 2022, as high inflation, aggressive anti-inflation monetary policies, geopolitical instability, assertive antitrust regulators and tightening financing markets depressed target valuations, reduced strategic acquirer confidence and sidelined private equity sponsor buyers. trillion. [2]

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