Capio – Wikipedia
Capio Was a Swedish health group based in Gothenburg, which was bought by the Ramsay-Santé Group in October 2018. Capio is now active as a daughter of Générale de Santé in France, Denmark, Norway and Sweden. [first] [2]
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Capio operates clinics in Sweden, Norway, Denmark, France. [3]
As a Pan-European company, Capio acts across borders in terms of geographical markets and the medical departments. Inpatient hospital care accounts for 90 percent of the sales of the group and includes pension benefits, etc. in the areas of internal medicine, intensive care medicine, surgery, phlebology, urology, gynecology and orthopedics. The group of companies is also active in the areas of oncology, psychiatry and rheumatology as well as in other medical fields.
Diagnostics division includes services for laboratory medicine and medical radiology as well as for outpatient and inpatient care.
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The Capio Group was founded in 1994 as the daughter of the investment company Bure Equity. In the following years, the company expanded to Norway, Great Britain, France and Germany. [4]
From 2000 to 2006 Capio was listed on the Stockholm stock exchange.
After the listed Swedishes in the early 2000s
Hospital group Capio from 2001 and 2002 the first hospitals in Great Britain and
had taken over in France, he bought the Spanish hospital group IDC in 2005 from the private equity company CVC Capital Partners (Luxembourg). IDC became Capio Spain. [5]
Capio from 2006 had clinics in Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Great Britain, France and Spain as well as radiology and laboratory facilities in other European countries.
Capio Germany was created in 2006 by taking over Deutsche Klinik GmbH by its private owners. Sigurd Gawinski, founding partner of Deutsche Klinik GmbH, became managing director of Capio Deutsche Klinik GmbH.
Further acquisitions were carried out from 2006 to 2008. Capio Germany included 2008 in Bavaria (Aschaffenburg, Bad Brückenau, Bad Kötzting, Laufen), Hessen (Büdingen), Lower Saxony (Dannenberg, Otterndorf), North Rhine-Westphalia (Hilden), Rhineland-Palatinate (Bad Bertrich) and Thuringia (Uhlstädt- Kirchhasel). [5]
On November 2, 2006, the companies APAX Europe VI Funds (45%), Apax France Funds (11%) and Nordic Capital Fund VI (44%) took over the company shares of the Capio. With that, Capio Germany was also
In private equity ownership. It was subsequently removed from the stock exchange trade on November 17, 2006. Apax Partners and Nordic Capital are fund companies that have many years of experience in participation management at health care companies.
Capio Great Britain was sold to the Australian listed hospital group Ramsay Health Care in 2007.
The two Apax and Nordic Capital funds took over the listed diagnostic group Unilabs SA (radiology and laboratories, seat in Switzerland) after a takeover offer in 2007. Unilabs was taken by the stock exchange. The merged group was split off under the name Unilabs and sold to a third APAX fund (Apax IX) in 2016.
Capio Spain was sold back by CVC Capital Partners in 2011 and got the previous name IDC back. [5]
In 2014, the Capio Group employed 12,357 employees. 4.6 million patients visited their facilities. The net annual turnover in 2014 was around € 1.4 billion. Of these, 54% of Capio Nordic with Sweden and Norway, 37% on Capio France and 9% of Capio Germany.
In 2015, the two Apax and the Nordic Capital funds rose from their remaining capio investment with their own IPO. [5]
On June 30, 2015, Capio went back to the Nasdaq Stockholm Stock Exchange Stock Exchange. Four institutional investors (Fourth Swedish National Pension Fund, R12 Kapital, Swedbank Robur Fonder and Handelsbanks Fonders) were the main investors. [6]
In 2015, Capio Germany sold the clinic in Bad Kötzting to the Luitpold Clinic, also based in Bad Kötzting and the clinic in Thuringia in 2017 at the Australian listed laboratory group Sonic Healthcare. Based on legal provisions, this group needed an approved hospital as a sponsoring company for its medical care centers (MVZ). [5]
In 2017, Capio expanded to the Danish market with the takeover of the CFR Hospitaler hospital group and two other clinics. [4]
Also in 2017, Capio Germany took over the eye clinic and the MVZ Universitätsallee in Bremen. [5]
In summer 2018, the French health group Ramsay Générale de Santé, daughter of the Australian hospital group Ramsay Health Care, announced that they want to buy Capio inclusive Capio Germany. In October 2018, Capio shareholders accepted the takeover offer. After Ramsay Santé controlled more than 98 percent of the voting rights, Capio was taken from the stock exchange on November 28, 2018. [first] [5] [7]
The Deutsche Klinik GmbH was founded in Bad Brückenau in 1979. First of all, the company worked in hospital advice. Since 1996, hospitals, rehabilitation facilities and care centers have been managed either in possession or management as Deutsche Klinik GmbH. On September 4, 2006, the partners at the time transferred their company shares to the Swedish hospital group Capio. The previous institutions of society were fully preserved in Germany.
From 2007 the Capio Deutsche Klinik GmbH active on the German health market as a private sponsor. The Germany headquarters of Capio was in Fulda. In 2014, Capio Germany employed 1,320 employees and 204.6 thousand patients attended the 20 institutions at 11 locations. These included five general hospitals, ten acute clinics, four specialist clinics, two hospitals with rehabilitation facilities and care facilities, as well as seven medical care centers (MVZ). In Germany, Capio in the specialist clinics specializes primarily in the therapy of vein diseases in eight vein centers and was the market leader there.
Capio Deutsche Klinik GmbH’s net annual turnover in 2014 was around € 120 million.
Ramsay dismantled Capio Germany in October 2020. It sold the clinics and MVZ in Bad Brückenau, Dannenberg and Otterndorf to Sigurd Gawinski and André Eydt. [5] [8]
After approval by the Federal Cartel Office on October 1, 2020, the Dutch Clinic Association Bergman Clinics, headquartered in Naarden, bought the remaining six clinics (Aschaffenburg, Büdingen, Hilden, Bad Bertrich, Laufen-Abtsee and the Eye Clinic University Allele in Bremen) from Capio. Bergman Clinics has been owned by the Dutch private equity company NPM Capital since 2018 and focuses on institutions with the “offer of high-quality planable treatments”. [5] [9] [ten] [11]
- ↑ a b Hendrik Bensch: Ramsay Générale de Santé successful: Capio shareholders vote for takeover offer , bibliomedmanager.de, 29. October 2018
- ↑ Capio website , accessed on September 20, 2021
- ↑ Capio in Europe (Eng)
- ↑ a b I take AB: Capio Annual Report 2017. (PDF) Accessed on September 21, 2021 (English).
- ↑ a b c d It is f g h i Rainer Bobsin: International hospital monopoly: The example of Capio clinics An endless history of buying and selling, fusion and splitting? (PDF) Accessed on September 22, 2021 .
- ↑ Capio from the IPO ( Memento of the Originals from March 4, 2016 in Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been used automatically and not yet checked. Please check original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this note.
- ↑ Martin Dumas Primbault: Large maneuvers in clinics: General Ramsay of Health is launching an OPA on the Swedish Capio. In: The doctor’s daily life. July 13, 2018, accessed on September 10, 2021 (French).
- ↑ Christina Spies: Capio Clinic market sells three clinics. In: bibliomedmanager.de. July 23, 2020, accessed on September 10, 2021 .
- ↑ Takeover: Klinikverbund Bergman Clinics from the Netherlands enters the German market. In: kma-online. 17. September 2020, accessed on September 10, 2021 .
- ↑ Peter Clauss: Fresh wind from the Netherlands: Bergman Clinics further expands Germany business. In: lohmannblog. March 1, 2021, accessed on September 10, 2021 .
- ↑ Former Capio Clinics are now called Bergman Clinics / patients awaits high -quality treatment in hotel -like ambience News Current May 15, 2021
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