Skylight Health Group (TSXV: SHG) this morning announced that it will be acquiring three US-based primary care practices, while being extremely vague on details. The three practices appear to be independent of one another, with each currently having letters of intent in place.
What is known, is that the acquisitions will reportedly add over $10.0 million in revenue as well as positive EBITDA to the firms books, however its unclear what state they are even located in as a result of “confidentiality reasons.” Financial figures provided however are on an unaudited basis.
In terms of the cost of acquisitions, the facilities are to be acquired at a target closing price between 4x and 5x EBITDA, with the average purchase price being below 1x revenue. A mixture of cash, debt, and shares is reportedly being used to fund the transactions, with Skylight reporting an estimated $7.0 million in cash on hand on a post-closing basis.
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Closing of the transactions are slated for some time in the second quarter. The company expects to have a revenue run rate of $56.0 million upon closing of the transaction, as well as other outstanding acquisitions.
Skylight Health last traded at $1.41 on the TSX Venture.
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