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Gryphon Takes Majority Stake in Heartland Veterinary Partners
By Armie Margaret Lee
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Published: June 22nd, 2020
The deal closed Dec. 10 following a sale process, according to industry sources.
Gryphon Investors has acquired a majority interest in Tyree & D’Angelo Partners LLC-backed Heartland Veterinary Partners, prevailing in a sale process conducted by William Blair & Co. LLC for the veterinary support organization.
Terms of the transaction were not disclosed in the Thursday, Dec. 12, announcements issued by Tyree & D’Angelo and Gryphon.
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