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Welcome to our ninth annual report on US securities class actions filed against publicly traded life sciences companies, which include pharmaceutical, biotechnology, medical device, and healthcare companies. By: Goodwin
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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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.
This has become especially prevalent in publicly traded companies like commercial banks for instance rather than the smaller firms and investment banks. The Board of Directors and senior management are starting to curtail that “carte blanch” approval that has existed in the past. Guarantee periods and dollar amounts are being lowered as well.
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.
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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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Novartis announced plans to spin off its generics and biosimilars division into a publicly traded stand-alone company. 2022 was the busiest year for activism in the past four years, and the healthcare and life sciences industry was no exception.
For example, early in 2021, Zimmer Biomet Holdings announced that it would spin off its spine and dental businesses into a new publicly traded company as a way to “optimize resource allocation” among its remaining businesses. Of the 20 largest public deals in the healthcare sector in 2021, 14 featured all?cash 30, 2021. [8]
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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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