GeriSpire Healthcare Shares Surge 47% as Board Backs £1bn Buyout Proposal from Toscafund

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Guardian Business14.05.2026BusinessUnited Kingdom

Spire Healthcare Shares Surge 47% as Board Backs £1bn Buyout Proposal from Toscafund

Spire Healthcare Toscafund Martin Hughes

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Spire Healthcare's board approves a £1bn buyout offer from Toscafund Asset Management at 250p per share, sending shares up 47% to 221p, amid a strategic review and previous failed talks with private equity firms.

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