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HEAL Partners
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HEAL Partners Management Pty Ltd
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2020
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HEAL Partners is a Sydney-based private equity growth fund manager founded in 2020, focused on early to mid-stage investments across Healthcare, Education, and related Lifestyle sectors. The firm operates two funds: Fund I, which closed at A$200 million (double its A$100 million initial target), and Fund II, targeting US$350–500 million with an anchor commitment from Elliott Investment Management. Fund II reached a second close at approximately A$200 million in October 2024. HEAL invests in revenue-generating growth businesses with potential for global scale or industry disruption, pursuing opportunities in technology-enabled healthcare and education, demographics-driven specialty services, and the "retailisation" of professional services.

The portfolio comprises approximately ten operating companies across multi-site childcare (Edge Early Learning), specialty healthcare services (Removery for laser tattoo removal at 150+ global locations, The Fertility Partners as Canada's largest IVF clinic network), digital health (Halodoc's Indonesian telehealth platform, Us2.ai's AI echocardiogram analysis, T-shirt Ventures for NDIS disability services), education services (Higher Ground Education operating 69 Montessori schools across 14 US states, Crimson Education's admissions consulting and Crimson Global Academy online school, Edstart's education fee payment platform), and injury recovery (Navigator Group). Investment activity includes both new positions and material follow-ons—Removery has received US$62 million+ in combined commitments across both funds.

Revenue is generated through traditional private equity fund management economics—management fees on committed/invested capital and carried interest on realizations. Deal flow is sourced through a relationship-driven model leveraging the Investment Committee (Partners Peter Chapman, James McBeath, Mark Evans, Chris Chambers, Martin Dalgleish, Chris Vossen) and Strategic Advisory Committee (Chris Rex, Cathie Reid AM, Stuart Giles, Rod Jones, Dr. Andrew Meikle, Jonathan Sudharta, Dr. Jeremy Lim, Sandy Beard, Rikki Bannan), whose members collectively created over $21 billion in shareholder value. Geographic reach spans Australia, North America, Southeast Asia (Indonesia, Singapore), and broader Asia-Pacific (New Zealand, China). The firm is a Corporate Authorised Representative of Asia Principal Capital Operations Pty Ltd (AFSL:468046).

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HEAL Partners is a Sydney-based private equity growth fund manager founded in 2020, investing across Healthcare, Education, and Lifestyle sectors. It manages two funds totaling A$400M+ AUM, backing approximately ten portfolio companies spanning childcare, specialty healthcare, AI diagnostics, and digital education.

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HeadquartersSydney, Australia
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Serves global market

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private equity fund, growth capital investments, healthcare investments, education sector investing, lifestyle sector investing
Industry2 codes
1Impact Investment & Development Investment Funds
CodeBPADACAOPrimaryYes
2Transition / Engagement & Stewardship Funds
CodeFSANAJAOPrimaryNo
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  • Funds, Trusts, and Other Financial Vehicles525
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  • Investment Advice6282
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Private Equity Fund Management
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HEAL Partners operates as a private equity growth fund, generating revenue through management fees and carried interest on funds under management. Fund I closed at A$200 million, Fund II targets US$350–500 million (targeting A$400M+). The fund invests in revenue-generating growth businesses with potential for global scale in healthcare, education, and lifestyle sectors, creating value through active partnership and operational involvement with portfolio companies.

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1HEAL Fund I
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First fund launched in August 2020, closed at A$200 million focusing on Health, Education and Lifestyle sectors

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HEAL Partners operates as a private equity growth fund manager that invests in early to mid-stage revenue-generating businesses in the Health, Education and Lifestyle sectors. The firm deploys capital across multiple funds (Fund I closed at A$200M; Fund II targeting US$350-500M) into operating companies, providing operational, strategic, and financial support as an active partner while pursuing scale replication and 'retailisation' opportunities.

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  • Fund I created and committed over A$170M across nine investments from its A$200M close
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HEAL Partners is a private equity growth fund, not a technology product company. The firm operates two investment funds (HEAL Fund I and Fund II) focused on healthcare, education, and lifestyle sectors. The investment products consist of the funds themselves and their portfolio company holdings, which include Edge Early Learning (childcare), Removery (tattoo removal), The Fertility Partners (IVF clinics), Halodoc (healthtech platform), Higher Ground Education (Montessori schools), Crimson Education (admissions consulting/online school), Edstart (education payments), Us2.ai (cardiac AI), Navigator Group (injury recovery), and T-shirt Ventures (NDIS healthtech). The firm does not offer a unified platform product; rather, it manages investment capital into operating companies across these sectors.

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1HEAL Fund I
CategoryPrivate Equity Growth Fund
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A growth private equity fund investing in early to mid-stage revenue-generating businesses in the Health, Education and Lifestyle sectors. Fund I closed at A$200 million (double its initial A$100 million target).

2HEAL Fund II
CategoryPrivate Equity Growth Fund
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A US$350-500 million growth and follow-on private equity fund targeting healthcare and education sector investments, backed by an anchor commitment from Elliott Investment Management. Fund II focuses on late-stage growth and follow-on investments with a portfolio of approximately eight investments.

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Partnership4 partners
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Asia Principal Capital co-founded HEAL Partners alongside Normanby Capital and Martin Robinson. APC principals (Peter Chapman, Martin Dalgleish) serve on HEAL's Investment Committee. APC also led the fundraising for The Fertility Partners and advises HEAL portfolio companies.

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Description

Normanby Capital co-founded HEAL Partners. Principals Mark Evans and Chris Chambers serve on HEAL's Investment Committee. Normanby is a founding partner of multiple HEAL portfolio companies including Edge Early Learning, Removery, and The Fertility Partners.

3United Nations-supported Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI)
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HEAL Partners is a signatory to the PRI, committing to integrate environmental, social, and governance (ESG) considerations into its investment practices. HEAL partners with portfolio businesses to foster positive change and promote long-term sustainability.

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Property partner for Edge Early Learning; supported fundraising and capital re-organisation alongside HEAL Partners. Phil Latham (Senior Partner at Navis Capital, former Chairman of Guardian Early Learning Group) joined the Edge board as CPG representative.

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HEAL Partners

Private Equity Fund Managementhealpartners.com

HEAL Partners is a Sydney-based private equity growth fund manager founded in 2020, investing across Healthcare, Education, and Lifestyle sectors. It manages two funds totaling A$400M+ AUM, backing approximately ten portfolio companies spanning childcare, specialty healthcare, AI diagnostics, and digital education.

What HEAL Partners does

HEAL Partners is a Sydney-based private equity growth fund manager founded in 2020, focused on early to mid-stage investments across Healthcare, Education, and related Lifestyle sectors. The firm operates two funds: Fund I, which closed at A$200 million (double its A$100 million initial target), and Fund II, targeting US$350–500 million with an anchor commitment from Elliott Investment Management. Fund II reached a second close at approximately A$200 million in October 2024. HEAL invests in revenue-generating growth businesses with potential for global scale or industry disruption, pursuing opportunities in technology-enabled healthcare and education, demographics-driven specialty services, and the "retailisation" of professional services.

The portfolio comprises approximately ten operating companies across multi-site childcare (Edge Early Learning), specialty healthcare services (Removery for laser tattoo removal at 150+ global locations, The Fertility Partners as Canada's largest IVF clinic network), digital health (Halodoc's Indonesian telehealth platform, Us2.ai's AI echocardiogram analysis, T-shirt Ventures for NDIS disability services), education services (Higher Ground Education operating 69 Montessori schools across 14 US states, Crimson Education's admissions consulting and Crimson Global Academy online school, Edstart's education fee payment platform), and injury recovery (Navigator Group). Investment activity includes both new positions and material follow-ons—Removery has received US$62 million+ in combined commitments across both funds.

Revenue is generated through traditional private equity fund management economics—management fees on committed/invested capital and carried interest on realizations. Deal flow is sourced through a relationship-driven model leveraging the Investment Committee (Partners Peter Chapman, James McBeath, Mark Evans, Chris Chambers, Martin Dalgleish, Chris Vossen) and Strategic Advisory Committee (Chris Rex, Cathie Reid AM, Stuart Giles, Rod Jones, Dr. Andrew Meikle, Jonathan Sudharta, Dr. Jeremy Lim, Sandy Beard, Rikki Bannan), whose members collectively created over $21 billion in shareholder value. Geographic reach spans Australia, North America, Southeast Asia (Indonesia, Singapore), and broader Asia-Pacific (New Zealand, China). The firm is a Corporate Authorised Representative of Asia Principal Capital Operations Pty Ltd (AFSL:468046).

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Name
HEAL Partners
Legal name
HEAL Partners Management Pty Ltd
Website
https://healpartners.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2020
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
HEAL Partners is a Sydney-based private equity growth fund manager founded in 2020, investing across Healthcare, Education, and Lifestyle sectors. It manages two funds totaling A$400M+ AUM, backing approximately ten portfolio companies spanning childcare, specialty healthcare, AI diagnostics, and digital education.
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HEAL Partners industry classification

Industry
Product category
Private Equity Fund Management
NAICS
Funds, Trusts, and Other Financial Vehicles (525)
SIC
Investment Advice (6282)
akta.pro primary industry
Impact Investment & Development Investment Funds (BPADACAO)
akta.pro secondary industry
Transition / Engagement & Stewardship Funds (FSANAJAO)

Keywords

  • Private equity fund
  • Growth capital investments
  • Healthcare investments
  • Education sector investing
  • Lifestyle sector investing

Where HEAL Partners is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

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Sydney
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Australia
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Oceania

Offices2 records

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HEAL Partners business model

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B2B
Offering type
Services
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Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

  1. Private Equity Fund Management: HEAL Partners operates as a private equity growth fund, generating revenue through management fees and carried interest on funds under management. Fund I closed at A$200 million, Fund II targets US$350–500 million (targeting A$400M+). The fund invests in revenue-generating growth businesses with potential for global scale in healthcare, education, and lifestyle sectors, creating value through active partnership and operational involvement with portfolio companies.

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Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels3 records

HEAL Partners product offering

Product offering

Core offering

HEAL Partners operates as a private equity growth fund manager that invests in early to mid-stage revenue-generating businesses in the Health, Education and Lifestyle sectors. The firm deploys capital across multiple funds (Fund I closed at A$200M; Fund II targeting US$350-500M) into operating companies, providing operational, strategic, and financial support as an active partner while pursuing scale replication and 'retailisation' opportunities.

Product overview

HEAL Partners is a private equity growth fund, not a technology product company. The firm operates two investment funds (HEAL Fund I and Fund II) focused on healthcare, education, and lifestyle sectors. The investment products consist of the funds themselves and their portfolio company holdings, which include Edge Early Learning (childcare), Removery (tattoo removal), The Fertility Partners (IVF clinics), Halodoc (healthtech platform), Higher Ground Education (Montessori schools), Crimson Education (admissions consulting/online school), Edstart (education payments), Us2.ai (cardiac AI), Navigator Group (injury recovery), and T-shirt Ventures (NDIS healthtech). The firm does not offer a unified platform product; rather, it manages investment capital into operating companies across these sectors.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • HEAL Fund I: First fund launched in August 2020, closed at A$200 million focusing on Health, Education and Lifestyle sectors
  • HEAL Fund II

Products and services

  • HEAL Fund I A growth private equity fund investing in early to mid-stage revenue-generating businesses in the Health, Education and Lifestyle sectors. Fund I closed at A$200 million (double its initial A$100 million target).
  • HEAL Fund II A US$350-500 million growth and follow-on private equity fund targeting healthcare and education sector investments, backed by an anchor commitment from Elliott Investment Management. Fund II focuses on late-stage growth and follow-on investments with a portfolio of approximately eight investments.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Fund I created and committed over A$170M across nine investments from its A$200M close
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Companies that use HEAL Partners

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HEAL Partners technology and API

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HEAL Partners partnerships and signals

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Four partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • Asia Principal Capital (APC)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerAsia Principal Capital co-founded HEAL Partners alongside Normanby Capital and Martin Robinson. APC principals (Peter Chapman, Martin Dalgleish) serve on HEAL's Investment Committee. APC also led the fundraising for The Fertility Partners and advises HEAL portfolio companies.
  • Normanby CapitalcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerNormanby Capital co-founded HEAL Partners. Principals Mark Evans and Chris Chambers serve on HEAL's Investment Committee. Normanby is a founding partner of multiple HEAL portfolio companies including Edge Early Learning, Removery, and The Fertility Partners.
  • United Nations-supported Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI)coreOthersHEAL Partners is a signatory to the PRI, committing to integrate environmental, social, and governance (ESG) considerations into its investment practices. HEAL partners with portfolio businesses to foster positive change and promote long-term sustainability.
  • Centennial Property Group (CPG)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerProperty partner for Edge Early Learning; supported fundraising and capital re-organisation alongside HEAL Partners. Phil Latham (Senior Partner at Navis Capital, former Chairman of Guardian Early Learning Group) joined the Edge board as CPG representative.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

HEAL Partners competitors and assessment

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Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

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HEAL Partners financial estimates

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HEAL Partners leadership team

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Profiles6 records

HEAL Partners funding detail

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

HEAL Partners M&A and investment

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Investments13 records

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about HEAL Partners

What does HEAL Partners do?

HEAL Partners operates as a private equity growth fund manager that invests in early to mid-stage revenue-generating businesses in the Health, Education and Lifestyle sectors. The firm deploys capital across multiple funds (Fund I closed at A$200M; Fund II targeting US$350-500M) into operating companies, providing operational, strategic, and financial support as an active partner while pursuing scale replication and 'retailisation' opportunities.

Is HEAL Partners a public or private company?

HEAL Partners is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.

When was HEAL Partners founded?

HEAL Partners was founded in 2020. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is HEAL Partners based?

HEAL Partners is headquartered in Sydney, Australia, in the Oceania region.

How does HEAL Partners make money?

One revenue line is on record: private Equity Fund Management.

Does HEAL Partners have an API?

No public API is recorded for HEAL Partners.

What industry is HEAL Partners in?

HEAL Partners's product category is Private Equity Fund Management. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPADACAO, Impact Investment & Development Investment Funds, with a secondary code of FSANAJAO, Transition / Engagement & Stewardship Funds. Its NAICS code is 525 and its SIC code is 6282.

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iTWireHealthtech startup T-shirt Ventures raises $11M to better lives of people living with disability and long-term health needsHealthtech startup T-shirt Ventures has raised $11 million in Series A funding led by HEAL Partners to scale its technology platforms for the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). The investment will be used to accelerate expansion across technology, products, and people, with Chris Rex joining the board as Chairman. Founded in 2018, the company has developed platforms helping over 15,000 families navigate disability support services.Business News AustraliaNDIS health-tech T-Shirt Ventures raises $11m in Series ASydney-based health-tech company T-Shirt Ventures has raised $11 million in a Series A funding round led by HEAL Partners. The capital injection will be used to accelerate technology, product, and staff expansion to support National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIS) participants. Concurrently, former Ramsay Health Care CEO Chris Rex has joined the board as chairman.Business Wire BlogHEAL Partners announces Strategic Relationship With Elliott Investment Management and Launches US$500m Growth Fund II – Closes Fund I Heavily OversubscribedHEAL Partners, an Australia and Cayman-based growth fund focused on health, education and lifestyle, signed a Strategic Relationship Agreement with affiliates of Elliott Investment Management L.P. and will launch a US$350-500 million Fund II in H1 2022, with Elliott expected to provide a significant anchor commitment. Fund I closed heavily oversubscribed with A$140 million of commitments against an A$100 million target.HealpartnersHEAL Partners Announces $25m Follow-On Investment in Edge Early Learning. Fund 1 Heavily Overscribed, Fund 2 Launch Imminent — HEAL PartnersHEAL Partners announced a $25 million follow-on investment in Edge Early Learning, increasing its direct shareholding to over 35% and supporting the childcare operator's expansion plans. The funding accompanies the successful oversubscription of HEAL Partners' Fund I, which raised A$140 million against an A$100 million target, with a new Fund 2 launch planned for the coming year.HealpartnersHEAL Partners Leads $10m Funding Round for Edstart — HEAL PartnersEdstart, a Sydney-based startup providing payment plans for school education fees, has raised $10 million in a Series B funding round led by HEAL Partners. The capital raise was also supported by existing investors NAB Ventures and Larsen Ventures. This investment supports Edstart's continued growth, which has seen its annual expansion reach 200% over the past three years.PRWireHEAL Partners leads $10m funding round for EdstartEdstart, a Sydney-based start-up, has successfully raised $10 million in a Series B capital round led by HEAL Partners, with significant support from NAB Ventures and Larsen Ventures. The company, specializing in payment plans for school education fees, has seen substantial growth, doubling its customer base in the last year and achieving a high net promoter score of 83. This investment positions Edstart to enhance its offerings within the education financing sector, addressing the financial challenges faced by Australian families.HealpartnersHEAL Partners Leads US$10m Funding Round in Crimson Education — HEAL PartnersHEAL Partners led a US$10 million funding round for Edtech company Crimson Education, bringing its valuation to US$460 million. The investment aims to accelerate the growth of Crimson Global Academy (CGA), an online K-12 school initiative within Crimson's operations. Existing investors, including Icehouse Ventures and Rt. Hon Sir John Key, also increased their positions in the company.