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Two of the world’s largest private equity firms are closing in on a major acquisition of medical technology company Hologic. The deal represents one of the most significant take-private transactions in the healthcare sector this year, according to sources familiar with the matter.
Private equity firms Blackstone and TPG are reportedly finalizing a deal to acquire medical technology company Hologic in what sources indicate could be one of the largest take-private transactions of the year. According to people familiar with the negotiations, an announcement could come as early as next week, with both firms having agreed on terms and secured debt financing for the acquisition.
