Healthcare DIVE August 9, 2024
Emily Olsen

Private equity dealmaking fell more than 16% in the second quarter, but the market is showing signs it’s poised for a turnaround, according to the market research firm.

Dive Brief:

  • Private equity dealmaking in healthcare services fell again in the second quarter, but the market is likely poised for a turnaround, according to a report published this week by PitchBook.
  • An estimated 142 deals were announced or closed during the period, down 16.5% from the first quarter, the market research firm found.
  • But investment began to accelerate in the second quarter. Bankers have noted their acquisition pipelines are filling up, and sellers’ price expectations are beginning to decrease — signaling that a gradual increase in dealmaking could...

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