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Demand for IVF services remains strong but providers acknowledge COVID normal is causing widespread interruptions to services.

Fertility firm boss happy to ‘have the chat’ with potential suitors

Monash’s CEO said the company would be happy to talk to firms about a takeover but said the stability of ownership had been a plus for recruitment.

  • Emma Koehn

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CapVest Partners has lodged an application to the Takeovers Panel in the latest drama in the  battle for Virtus.

Two predators, 8 bids and an IVF prize: Who will be left holding the $700m baby?

Five months ago IVF player Virtus Health was an unloved stock but now it’s become one of the most fiercely contested takeover battles in recent memory. The main reason - it’s cheap.

Australian IVF provider Virtus Health appears headed back into private equity ownership for the second time in a decade.

Fertility fight heats up as BGH makes cash offer for Virtus

Australian venture capital firm BGH has made the rare step of offering Virtus investors cash for their shares today in an off-market takeover bid.

  • Emma Koehn
Bidding for the company started at $7.10 late last year, and Virtus has accepted CapVest’s offer of $8.25 per share for the IVF business.

Virtus inks $706m deal with CapVest after lengthy takeover battle

The Australian IVF operator has sealed a takeover deal with UK-based private equity firm CapVest after a bidding war with local investor BGH Capital.

  • Emma Koehn
Virtus Health CEO Kate Munnings says its clinics have rebounded strongly since elective surgery bans were lifted.

Virtus 'leaned in' to COVID-19 crisis: CEO

The ASX-listed IVF operator has managed to eke out a profit for fiscal 2020 despite the COVID-19 pandemic putting the brakes on elective surgeries.

  • Emma Koehn
Street Talk understands Monash IVF is considering a trip to equity markets.

IVF clinics look to remote consultations to bounce back from pandemic

Fertility treatments have been hit hard in the coronavirus crisis, but operators say they are finding a way through the patient backlog.

  • Emma Koehn
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Lynn Burmeister is on a mission to shake-up Australia's IVF industry.

The controversial fertility specialist putting the va-va-voom into IVF

Melbourne “baby whisperer” Lynn Burmeister has a pink-infused and hyper-femme game plan to shake up Australia’s $550 million IVF industry. But not everyone’s tickled pink.

  • Melissa Fyfe

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