Virtus, which operates Sims IVF in Ireland, has been subject to by the two firms in recent weeks.
The bidding war for Virtus, the fertility services company, has heated up further after CapVest, the billion-euro private equity fund, put in a fresh offer to acquire the company that exceeded that of rival BGH Capital.by the two firms in recent weeks. In March, after receiving a total of six bids, it initially accepted an offer worth A$706 million from...
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