CHAMP seeks sale exit for Healthcare Australia
CHAMP Private Equity is in discussions with at least three potential buyers, both strategic players and other PE firms, about a potential sale of its nursing and aged care staffing business Healthcare Australia, with a probable price tag of around A$150 million ($145 million), according to reports.
Valuations being quoted for Healthcare Australia are now lower than the A$320 million ($292.5 million) first predicted when CHAMP began to explore exit options in March. Flat public markets performance...
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