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Trades about 12% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
MedCap AB (publ) operates as a private equity firm, employing a diverse array of investment strategies including secondary direct deals, later-stage funding, industry consolidation, growth capital provision, engagement with middle-market and mature businesses, turnarounds, and outright buyouts. The company primarily directs its capital towards businesses within the healthcare sector, focusing on medical equipment and services, biotechnology, life sciences, and pharmaceuticals. It actively seeks unlisted, small to mid-sized companies located predominantly across Northern Europe. Equity investments typically fall within the SEK 25 million to SEK 150 million range (approximately $2.75 million to $16.51 million). Target companies generally exhibit an enterprise value and annual sales revenue between SEK 50 million and SEK 200 million ($5.90 million to $23.06 million), alongside an EBITDA of SEK 1 million to SEK 50 million ($0.11 million to $5.50 million). MedCap aims to acquire ownership stakes of 20% to 50% in its portfolio entities, financing these through its own capital, loans, and direct balance sheet investments. Established in 2001, the firm maintains its headquarters in Stockholm, Sweden.
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