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Private Equity Firm Exponent Acquires Kingsbridge Hospital, Sligo

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July 10, 2024
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Kingsbridge Healthcare Group, Including Sligo Facility, Sold in Major Private Equity Deal

Kingsbridge Healthcare Group, which operates a hospital in Sligo, has been acquired by private equity firm Exponent for an undisclosed sum. The group, based in South Belfast, includes four hospitals and eleven clinics, with locations in Belfast, Derry, and Sligo. This transaction marks one of the largest private equity investments in recent years. In May, reports suggested the deal could be valued around £300 million, reflecting the significant scale of the investment.

Kingsbridge Healthcare Group’s facility in Sligo, located at Garden Hill, is part of this expansive network, offering a wide range of medical services. The acquisition is expected to bring further growth and investment to the group, enhancing healthcare services across its locations.

This major deal underscores the growing interest in the healthcare sector from private equity firms, highlighting the potential for substantial returns on investment. Exponent’s acquisition of Kingsbridge Healthcare Group is poised to drive significant advancements in medical care and infrastructure in the regions it serves.

This acquisition highlights the dynamic nature of the healthcare industry and the crucial role of private equity in fostering innovation and expansion within the sector.

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