Skip to content Skip to Search
Skip navigation

Abu Dhabi’s Mubadala acquires US-based Dental Care Alliance

Mubadala
The green bond offers a yield of 6.03 percent and coupon at 5.875 percent

Abu Dhabi state investor Mubadala Investment Company has acquired US-based Dental Care Alliance (DCA), a dental services organisation with nearly 390 allied practices, state-run WAM news agency reported.

The investment was made in collaboration with funds managed by Harvest Partners, a US-based private equity firm focused on middle-market companies.

DCA is one of the largest multi-branded dental support organisations in the US, focusing on a full range of general and speciality treatments.

Funds managed by Harvest Partners initially acquired DCA in 2015. However, Mubadala and those funds now jointly control DCA following recapitalisation in December 2022.

The two entities will work closely with the management team, WAM added.

Alvin Teh, head of consumer at Mubadala, said: “DCA has a highly diversified range of services, a strong management team with a proven track record, and a scalable platform with a significant growth trajectory.

“We are investing alongside Harvest Partners and leveraging our combined resources and experience in the multi-site services sector to unlock new opportunities for DCA.”

Founded in 1991, DCA has about 5,400 employees, including more than 885 dentists in 22 American states, with over 3.5 million patient visits per year.

In December, Mubadala CEO Khaldoon Al Mubarak said that 2023 would be a tough year for the global economy, but that the fund would be focused on opportunities serving a longer horizon.

As a global investor, he said Mubadala would continue to follow an “agnostic” investment approach looking at growth patterns and long-term sustainable returns, and would continue to focus on sectors such as renewable energy and technology.

Latest articles

Fakeeh IPO

Institutions snap up share of Fakeeh Care Group IPO in minutes

Institutional investors snapped up their slice of shares in the Saudi healthcare conglomerate Fakeeh Care Group within minutes of the start of the book-building process for the company’s IPO. Fakeeh Care Group, which was founded in Jeddah in 1978, has set the price range for its initial public offering (IPO) at between SAR53 ($14.13) and […]

Lebanon EU aid

Lebanon to receive $1bn in financial aid from the EU

A financial aid package for Lebanon from the EU valued at more than $1 billion was announced on Thursday by the European Commission president, Ursula von der Leyen.  The money, most of which will be grants, will be made available over the next three years. Some will go towards helping to control the flow of […]

UAE minister of industry and advanced technology and Adnoc group CEO Dr Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber (top centre) will become chairman of AIQ

Presight takes majority stake in Adnoc-G42 AI venture

The data analytics company Presight is acquiring a majority stake in AIQ, a joint venture between Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (Adnoc) and G42. Under the agreement, Presight, an Abu Dhabi-listed company, will own 51 percent of AIQ, with Adnoc keeping the remaining 49 percent, a statement released on Wednesday said.  Previously, G42 held 40 […]

Saudi Arabia is looking to shift traffic to its railways to improve road safety and reduce carbon emissions from car usage

Passenger numbers on Saudi trains leap 23% in a year

Passenger traffic on Saudi railways rose 23 percent year on year to 2.7 million people in the first quarter of 2024, the state operator said this week, as the kingdom pushes to improve infrastructure before a 2030 deadline.  The railway system also saw a 9 percent rise in the volume of minerals and goods transported, […]