Tracked deals
22
22 tracked deals across 2016-2026.
New York, New York, United States
Altaris is an investment firm exclusively focused on the healthcare industry. It seeks to build market-leading companies that deliver innovation and efficiency to the healthcare system to improve access and outcomes for patients.
Tracked deals
22
22 tracked deals across 2016-2026.
Recent pace
4
4 tracked deals announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Buyout
12 buyout · 6 addon · 2 divestiture
Last 6 years
Supporting Data
Showing the 12 most recent of 22 tracked deals for Altaris.
Clarivate Plc entered into a definitive agreement to divest its Life Sciences & Healthcare segment to Altaris LLC for $600 million. Proceeds are intended to be used primarily to reduce debt, with closing expected by the end of the year subject to customary conditions.
Simulations Plus has entered into a definitive agreement to be acquired by affiliates of Altaris in an all-cash transaction valued at approximately $375 million. Stockholders will receive $18.50 per share, a 26% premium to the company’s 60-day volume-weighted average price as of June 15, 2026.
Leidos Security Enterprise Solutions (SES) is set to combine with Analogic, with the combined global security imaging and detection business operating under the Analogic brand. Leidos and investment firm Altaris entered into a joint venture agreement, with the transaction expected to close in the second half of 2026, subject to approvals and customary conditions.
Altaris has completed the acquisition of Tegria Services Group, Inc. from Providence St. Joseph Health, establishing Tegria as a standalone, Altaris‑backed portfolio company that will continue to serve Providence as a preferred technology services partner. The deal positions Altaris to expand its healthcare services and technology platform capabilities—supporting providers and payers with consulting, managed services, data & analytics, and revenue cycle management.
Altaris, a New York-based healthcare-focused investment firm, acquired the U.S. and U.K. operations of WuXi AppTec's Advanced Therapies unit (including OXGENE). Advanced Therapies will be renamed and headquartered in the United States and Altaris intends to combine it with its recently acquired Minaris Regenerative Medicine to form Minaris Advanced Therapies, expanding cell-therapy CDMO capabilities and global footprint.
Altaris, LLC has acquired Minaris Regenerative Medicine from Resonac Corporation, making Minaris a wholly owned portfolio company of Altaris. Minaris is a cell therapy CDMO with six facilities across the United States, Germany and Japan and more than 500 employees; the deal advances Altaris' strategic initiative to build capabilities in cell and gene therapy manufacturing.
Altaris, a healthcare-focused investment firm, agreed to acquire publicly traded digital health company Sharecare in a take-private transaction at $1.43 per share. The deal will take Sharecare private (stockholders approved the transaction) and positions the company to operate as a standalone portfolio company under Altaris to accelerate growth and product/service development.
Kindeva Drug Delivery, an operating company of Altaris, LLC, acquired Summit Biosciences, a specialized intranasal drug-delivery contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO), from its founding family shareholders. The deal expands Kindeva’s drug-delivery capabilities with a new intranasal drug-delivery platform and adds Summit’s FDA- and EMA-approved cGMP facility in Lexington, Kentucky.
Altaris, LLC completed a take-private acquisition of Trean Insurance Group, Inc., acquiring the remaining publicly held shares for $6.15 per share in a transaction that implied an approximate $316 million equity value. Trean will remain headquartered in Wayzata, Minnesota, with Julie Baron continuing as President and CEO and founder Andrew O'Brien remaining as Executive Chairman and an investor; Trean will cease trading on Nasdaq following the closing.
Chemical Computing Group ULC (an Altaris operating company) has acquired Paris-based Discngine SAS, a provider of cheminformatics, structural bioinformatics and lab informatics software and services for life sciences research. The deal will add Discngine as a subsidiary of CCG, bolstering CCG's technical science capabilities and creating synergies across their life-sciences software offerings.
Altaris has completed the combination of its portfolio companies Kindeva Drug Delivery and Meridian Medical Technologies into a single, global drug‑device CDMO that will operate under the Kindeva name. The combined company expands capabilities across parenteral, inhalation, transdermal and intradermal delivery formats; Milton Boyer (formerly Meridian CEO) will lead the combined business.
Solesis, an operating company backed by Altaris, has acquired Polyzen, a contract developer and manufacturer of polymer-based films, coatings, components and assemblies for the medical device and biopharmaceutical markets. Polyzen will operate as a subsidiary of Solesis, expanding Solesis' polymer film and coating capabilities to better serve medical device, bioprocessing, drug delivery and cell and gene therapy customers.
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