Seamus Fitzpatrick of CapVest: the €5 billion private equity fund is attempting to block rival bidder BGH Capital from buying any new shares in Virtus Health
CapVest, the €5 billion private equity fund run by Cavan man Seamus Fitzpatrick, is attempting to block a rival bidder from buying any new shares in Virtus Health, a fertility services company, amid an increasingly heated bidding war. Virtus, which owns Sims IVF in Ireland, is the subject of competing bids from CapVest and BGH Capital, which is run by Ben Grey, an Australian investor.Subscribe from just €1 for the first month!
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