Tracked deals
10
10 tracked deals across 2019-2022.
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
Formerly known as Agiliti Health, Inc., Certain THL limited partners, Existing anchor investors
Agiliti provides medical equipment services and related healthcare equipment management solutions. Federal Street Acquisition Corp. was the SPAC that completed its business combination with Universal Hospital Services to become Agiliti.
Tracked deals
10
10 tracked deals across 2019-2022.
Recent pace
0
0 tracked deals announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Buyout
5 buyout · 3 growth capital · 2 recapitalization
Last 4 years
Supporting Data
Thomas H. Lee Partners (THL) will make a majority investment in Bynder, acquiring Insight Partners' stake to support Bynder's next phase of product innovation and global growth. Bynder, an Amsterdam-headquartered provider of cloud-native Digital Asset Management (DAM) software with ~500 employees and ~$100m ARR, will leverage THL's SaaS and automation expertise to scale its platform and partner ecosystem.
CSafe Global, backed by Frazier Healthcare Partners and Thomas H. Lee Partners, acquired Softbox Systems from Great Point Partners, combining CSafe's active cold-chain container solutions with Softbox's passive temperature-controlled packaging products. The deal creates an end-to-end cold-chain platform serving pharmaceutical, biotech and logistics customers and expands CSafe's passive product portfolio and global footprint; terms were not disclosed.
Thomas H. Lee Partners (THL) has acquired a majority interest in House of Design, a Nampa, Idaho-based provider of robotic automation systems and software for the residential construction and building components market. The investment will provide capital and operational resources to accelerate product innovation, scale production and expand the company's automation capabilities while House of Design's co-founders retain minority positions.
Thomas H. Lee Partners (THL) led a $100 million Series D growth round in FourKites, a Chicago-based real-time supply chain visibility software provider. Strategic investors Zebra Technologies, Volvo Group Venture Capital and Qualcomm Ventures joined the financing to help FourKites accelerate product innovation, expand market penetration and pursue organic and inorganic growth initiatives.
Thomas H. Lee Partners (THL) has completed a growth capital investment in Ashling Partners, an intelligent automation services provider. THL principals Josh Bresler and Kearney Shanahan will join Ashling's board as the firm looks to expand its global scale, broaden automation capabilities, and pursue M&A opportunities.
Phytech Ltd., an Israeli digital farming and IoT provider, raised $23.5 million in growth funding from funds managed by Thomas H. Lee Partners (including THL Automation Fund L.P.) and existing anchor investors. The capital will be used to accelerate development of irrigation automation capabilities and support Phytech's global market expansion; THL Managing Director Josh Bresler joined Phytech's board as part of the transaction.
Thomas H. Lee Partners (THL) has agreed to acquire a majority stake in Insurance Technologies, LLC from NexPhase Capital. The investment will support Insurance Technologies' continued development of a SaaS cloud-based sales and regulatory automation platform for the insurance and financial services industries and enable further strategic acquisitions.
AmeriLife Group, a national distributor of life, health and retirement solutions, agreed to a recapitalization led by Thomas H. Lee Partners with participation from Cannae Holdings and certain THL limited partners. THL is acquiring a majority stake from J.C. Flowers & Co. and other investors to provide financial flexibility and support AmeriLife's continued growth and strategic expansion.
Thomas H. Lee Partners (THL) has entered a definitive agreement to acquire AutoStore in a recapitalization transaction, with AutoStore management and EQT retaining minority stakes. The deal will provide capital to accelerate AutoStore’s product innovation and global expansion in warehouse automation; terms were not disclosed and the transaction was expected to close in Q3 2019.
Federal Street Acquisition Corp. (sponsored by an affiliate of Thomas H. Lee Partners) completed a business combination with Agiliti Holdco, the holding company of Agiliti Health, creating Agiliti, Inc. The combined company has an implied enterprise value of approximately $1.74 billion, with entities affiliated with Thomas H. Lee Partners and management holding majority ownership; Irving Place Capital was the prior owner of Agiliti Health.
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