Sagard Capital Partners agreed to buy healthcare services provider IntegraMed America Inc. for $169.5 million. The investment fund offered to pay $14.05 per IntegraMed share, a 24 percent premium to the stock’s Friday close.
(Reuters) – Sagard Capital Partners agreed to buy healthcare services provider IntegraMed America Inc (INMD.O) for $169.5 million.
The investment fund offered to pay $14.05 per IntegraMed share, a 24 percent premium to the stock’s Friday close.
IntegraMed shares, which have gained about 44 percent in value so far this year, were up 20 percent to $13.59 before the bell on Monday. They closed at $11.34 on Friday on the Nasdaq.
Sagard Capital, which held a 3.7 percent stake in the company, said the deal was not subject to financing and is expected to close no later than November.
IntegraMed America Inc’s (INMD.O) largest shareholder, with a 27 percent stake in the company, has agreed to vote its shares in favor of the deal.
(Reporting by Vidya P L Nathan in Bangalore; Editing by Roshni Menon)
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