The private equity firm has signed a deal to bring New View Psychology, a 17-year-old business that connects organisations with psychologists, into its stables.
The new fund will sit alongside its buyout and growth strategies, and take stakes of between 10 per cent and 30 per cent in the companies it invests in.
Quadrant Private Equity is jumping back into Australia’s burgeoning IT services industry, this time securing stakes in three cloud specialist providers in a chunky new deal for its growth fund.
Australia’s busiest buyout firm, Quadrant Private Equity, has raised $530 million for its second growth fund and told investors it is in closing in on the new fund’s first investment.
Quadrant PE eats up pet food maker Prime100
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Quadrant Private Equityâs back in the pet food game â and this time itâs going high end.
Street Talk can reveal the firm has acquired a majority stake in Prime100, a fast-growing pet food maker that specialises in premium single protein products that are designed to help dogs and cats with potential allergies.
Founder Mike Pond said Prime100 will remain Australian made and owned. Â
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Quadrantâs investment is understood to value Prime100 at $150 million to $200 million on an enterprise value basis. The company was founded in 2014, is based in Derrimut in Melbourneâs west, manufacturers in Australia and makes more than $40 million a year revenue.
Quadrant snaffles Letâs Get Care to create home care giant
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Quadrant Private Equity is delving deeper into Australiaâs home care sector via the acquisition of leading player Letâs Get Care.
Street Talk can reveal Quadrantâs Enrich Health Group, which it bought in 2016 to target home health care and rehabilitation, has signed a deal to acquire husband and wife-owned Letâs Get Care.
Letâs Get Care will combine with Enrichâs existing home care provider, myHomecare Group, and become the biggest player in the Australian market looking after more than 18,000 older Australians.
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