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ARCHIMED is a global private equity firm founded in 2014 by former 3i Healthcare leaders and headquartered in Lyon, France, with additional offices in New York, Tokyo, and Singapore. It is Europe's first independent PE fund dedicated exclusively to the healthcare sector, managing approximately €9-11 billion in assets under management across a series of specialized vehicles including MED I, MED II, MED Platform I, MED Platform II, MED Rise, MED III, MED Bio, MED Vet, and MED Access. The firm invests across seven healthcare sub-sectors — Diagnostics, MedTech, Biopharma Products, Consumer Health, Healthcare IT, Life Science Tools & Services, and Animal & Environmental Health — targeting small-cap growth, mid-market buy-and-build, and large-cap buyout opportunities globally.

The firm operates with 160+ professionals split evenly across finance, scientific, and operational expertise, supported by proprietary tools including the MedSeg sector analysis platform (covering 430 healthcare sub-segments), the MedDiscover sourcing toolkit, and the MedValue value-creation framework, which drives portfolio company growth through internationalization, innovation, and bolt-on acquisitions. ARCHIMED's model is classic institutional PE: it raises capital from limited partners including endowments, foundations, family offices, banks, insurers, and sovereign wealth funds, and generates revenue through management fees on committed capital (typically ~1.5-2% of AUM) and carried interest on successful exits above the hurdle rate. Notable recent transactions include the Stago acquisition alongside CDPQ (2026, €550M revenue target), the announced $1.1B take-private of Esperion Therapeutics (2026), the $730M acquisition of ZimVie (2025), the $1.1B take-private of Natus Medical (2022), and successful exits including Polyplus (300x return to MED I), DIESSE (4.6x), Vita Health (4.5x), and Ad-Tech (5x via joint venture with Nihon Kohden). All ARCHIMED Buyout funds are classified as top-quartile performers, and the firm was ranked 11th of 695 PE firms globally in the Dow Jones-HEC Performance Ranking.

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ARCHIMED is a global healthcare-exclusive private equity firm founded in 2014, managing approximately €9-11 billion across multiple fund vehicles and serving healthcare companies worldwide with growth capital, operational expertise, and internationalization support through a team of 160+ professionals.

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healthcare private equity, medical growth capital, healthcare buyout funds, healthcare investment management, medtech and biopharma investing
Industry2 codes
1Healthcare Access & Life Sciences Impact Funds
CodeFSANAJAIPrimaryYes
2Specialized/Niche-Vertical RIAs (e.g., Medical, Tech, Executives, Athletes)
CodeFSAAACALPrimaryNo
NAICS code2 codes
  • Funds, Trusts, and Other Financial Vehicles525
  • Other Investment Pools and Funds5259
SIC code1 code
  • Investment Advice6282
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Healthcare Private Equity Investment Management
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Revenue model3 records
1Management Fees
TypeSubscription Recurring
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ARCHIMED generates management fees from its funds based on committed capital under management. These fees provide recurring revenue to support operations.

2Carried Interest
TypeTransaction Fee
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Performance-based carried interest earned when portfolio companies achieve successful exits above the hurdle rate. This aligns fund manager and investor interests and is the primary driver of fund manager returns.

3Investment Returns
TypeTransaction Fee
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Returns from equity stakes in portfolio companies, realized through exits and strategic transactions.

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ARCHIMED is a healthcare-only private equity firm that raises and deploys capital through multiple specialized fund vehicles (MED I, MED II, MED Platform I, MED Platform II, MED Rise, MED III) targeting small-cap, mid-market, and large-cap healthcare companies. The firm provides portfolio companies with long-term capital, operational/medical/scientific expertise, internationalization support, acquisition capabilities, and innovation enablement. Aggregate assets under management stand at approximately €9–11 billion, deployed across seven healthcare sub-sectors including Animal & Environmental Health, Biopharma Products, Consumer Health, Diagnostics, Healthcare IT, Life Science Tools & Services, and MedTech.

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  • All ARCHIMED Buyout funds are top quartile performers
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ARCHIMED is a healthcare-focused private equity investment firm offering multiple specialized fund vehicles (MED I, MED II, MED Platform I, MED Platform II, MED Rise, MED III, MED Access, MED Bio, MED Vet) that manage €8-11 billion in aggregate capital. The funds target different segments of the healthcare industry including small-cap growth, mid-market buy-and-build, and sector-specific strategies. ARCHIMED provides strategic and financial partnership to healthcare businesses through its proprietary MedValue value creation framework and MedSeg sector analysis tools, helping portfolio companies internationalize, acquire, innovate and expand. Prioritized investment areas include Animal & Environmental Health, Biopharma Products, Consumer Health, Diagnostics, Healthcare IT, Life Science Tools & Services, and MedTech.

Product and service11 records
1MED Platform II
CategoryInvestment Fund
Description

ARCHIMED's mid-market buy-and-build fund targeting healthcare companies with approximately €3.5 billion in capital, focused on internationalization, innovation, and product range expansion across healthcare sub-sectors. For institutional LPs and healthcare companies seeking growth capital.

2MED Rise
CategoryInvestment Fund
Description

ARCHIMED's small-cap healthcare growth buyout fund that closed on its €400 million hardcap in April 2024, investing in early-stage healthcare companies including Rivadis, Arkstone, SeqCenter, FIM Medical, and IRAB. For institutional LPs and emerging healthcare companies.

3MED Platform I
CategoryInvestment Fund
Description

ARCHIMED's mid-market buy-and-build fund with approximately €800 million target size, focused on healthcare platform acquisitions across Europe and North America. For institutional LPs and mid-market healthcare companies.

4MED I
CategoryInvestment Fund
Description

ARCHIMED's inaugural healthcare-focused private equity fund that generated approximately 400% internal rate of return on its first exit and was ranked as the best buyout fund globally for its 2014 vintage. For institutional LPs.

5MED II
CategoryInvestment Fund
Description

ARCHIMED's second healthcare-focused fund that raised €315 million and invests in medtech, biopharma, care services and preventative healthcare sectors, with investments ranging from €5 million to €50 million per transaction. For institutional LPs and small/mid-market healthcare companies.

6MED III
CategoryInvestment Fund
Description

ARCHIMED's investment fund focused on healthcare industries, contributing to relevant United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and the firm's Health Objectives framework. For institutional LPs and healthcare companies.

7MED Access
CategoryInvestment Fund
Description

ARCHIMED fund focusing on healthcare access and services across various therapeutic areas. For institutional LPs and healthcare services companies.

8MED Bio
CategoryInvestment Fund
Description

ARCHIMED fund targeting biotechnology and biological services companies within the healthcare sector. For institutional LPs and biotech companies.

9MED Vet
CategoryInvestment Fund
Description

ARCHIMED fund focused on animal health investments within the healthcare industries. For institutional LPs and animal health companies.

10Healthcare Investment Management Services
CategoryService
Description

ARCHIMED provides strategic and financial partnership to healthcare businesses, helping partners internationalize, acquire, innovate and expand their products and services. The firm offers operational, medical, scientific and financial expertise across seven healthcare sectors. For portfolio companies and healthcare entrepreneurs.

11MedValue Value Creation Framework
CategoryProprietary Framework
Description

ARCHIMED's proprietary playbook for accelerating portfolio company growth via internationalization, innovation and product range expansion, including bolt-on acquisitions. For portfolio companies.

Scale indicator4 records

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Partnership1 partner
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

ARCHIMED established a joint venture with Nihon Kohden for Ad-Tech growth in the healthcare sector. This represents a strategic partnership combining ARCHIMED's private equity capabilities with Nihon Kohden's healthcare technology expertise.

Recent move6 records

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Expansion highlight6 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Permira's healthcare team focuses on MedTech, pharmaceuticals, and consumer health across Europe and globally. Comparable to ARCHIMED in deal size, sector specialization, and value-creation orientation through operational improvement and buy-and-build strategies.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Avista is a healthcare-dedicated middle-market PE firm investing in pharma, MedTech, and healthcare services. Closely comparable to ARCHIMED given its healthcare-only thesis, mid-market deal sizes, and active operational support model.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

KKR's Healthcare Strategic Growth fund and broader healthcare practice invest across pharmaceuticals, MedTech, and healthcare services. While KKR is a generalist mega-fund, its dedicated healthcare arm competes directly with ARCHIMED for healthcare buyouts and growth equity globally.

TypeDirect peer
Description

WCAS is a healthcare-focused PE firm investing across healthcare services, pharma, and MedTech. Comparable to ARCHIMED in vertical specialization, US footprint, and active operational engagement with portfolio companies.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Ampersand is a PE firm exclusively focused on healthcare and life sciences, investing in pharma services, diagnostics, and life science tools. Comparable to ARCHIMED's smaller funds (MED Rise, MED II) in deal size and specialty orientation.

TypeDirect peer
Description

EQT's healthcare team invests across MedTech, pharma services, and care providers in Europe and globally. Comparable to ARCHIMED in its European roots, sector specialization, and cross-border deal-making in healthcare subsectors like diagnostics and life sciences.

TypeDirect peer
Description

GTCR is a US-focused middle-market PE firm with deep healthcare specialization across healthcare services, MedTech, and pharma services. Comparable in sector focus, mid-market orientation, and Leaders Strategy approach to backing healthcare executives.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Carlyle's Global Healthcare team invests in biopharma, MedTech, and healthcare services. As a major generalist PE platform with a dedicated healthcare vertical, Carlyle competes with ARCHIMED for mid-to-large healthcare deals and similar LP relationships.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

CVC's healthcare practice invests across pharma, MedTech, and healthcare services. Notable prior exposure through Sebia (where ARCHIMED partner Adelus was CEO). Direct competitor to ARCHIMED for European healthcare buyouts.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Bain Capital operates a large dedicated healthcare and life sciences vertical within its private equity platform, investing across biopharma, MedTech, diagnostics, and healthcare services globally. Directly comparable to ARCHIMED given focus on healthcare-only investing at scale and similar mid-to-large-cap deal sizes.

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Weaknesses4 records

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Key risks5 records

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Ideal customer profile2 records

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Subsidiaries21 records

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M&A4 records

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ARCHIMED

Healthcare Private Equity Investment Managementarchimed.group

ARCHIMED is a global healthcare-exclusive private equity firm founded in 2014, managing approximately €9-11 billion across multiple fund vehicles and serving healthcare companies worldwide with growth capital, operational expertise, and internationalization support through a team of 160+ professionals.

What ARCHIMED does

ARCHIMED is a global private equity firm founded in 2014 by former 3i Healthcare leaders and headquartered in Lyon, France, with additional offices in New York, Tokyo, and Singapore. It is Europe's first independent PE fund dedicated exclusively to the healthcare sector, managing approximately €9-11 billion in assets under management across a series of specialized vehicles including MED I, MED II, MED Platform I, MED Platform II, MED Rise, MED III, MED Bio, MED Vet, and MED Access. The firm invests across seven healthcare sub-sectors — Diagnostics, MedTech, Biopharma Products, Consumer Health, Healthcare IT, Life Science Tools & Services, and Animal & Environmental Health — targeting small-cap growth, mid-market buy-and-build, and large-cap buyout opportunities globally.

The firm operates with 160+ professionals split evenly across finance, scientific, and operational expertise, supported by proprietary tools including the MedSeg sector analysis platform (covering 430 healthcare sub-segments), the MedDiscover sourcing toolkit, and the MedValue value-creation framework, which drives portfolio company growth through internationalization, innovation, and bolt-on acquisitions. ARCHIMED's model is classic institutional PE: it raises capital from limited partners including endowments, foundations, family offices, banks, insurers, and sovereign wealth funds, and generates revenue through management fees on committed capital (typically ~1.5-2% of AUM) and carried interest on successful exits above the hurdle rate. Notable recent transactions include the Stago acquisition alongside CDPQ (2026, €550M revenue target), the announced $1.1B take-private of Esperion Therapeutics (2026), the $730M acquisition of ZimVie (2025), the $1.1B take-private of Natus Medical (2022), and successful exits including Polyplus (300x return to MED I), DIESSE (4.6x), Vita Health (4.5x), and Ad-Tech (5x via joint venture with Nihon Kohden). All ARCHIMED Buyout funds are classified as top-quartile performers, and the firm was ranked 11th of 695 PE firms globally in the Dow Jones-HEC Performance Ranking.

ARCHIMED firmographics

Firmographics
Name
ARCHIMED
Legal name
ARCHIMED SAS
Website
https://archimed.group
Company type
Private
Founded year
2014
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
51–100 employees
Short description
ARCHIMED is a global healthcare-exclusive private equity firm founded in 2014, managing approximately €9-11 billion across multiple fund vehicles and serving healthcare companies worldwide with growth capital, operational expertise, and internationalization support through a team of 160+ professionals.
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ARCHIMED industry classification

Industry
Product category
Healthcare Private Equity Investment Management
NAICS
Funds, Trusts, and Other Financial Vehicles (525), Other Investment Pools and Funds (5259)
SIC
Investment Advice (6282)
akta.pro primary industry
Healthcare Access & Life Sciences Impact Funds (FSANAJAI)
akta.pro secondary industry
Specialized/Niche-Vertical RIAs (e.g., Medical, Tech, Executives, Athletes) (FSAAACAL)

Keywords

  • Healthcare private equity
  • Medical growth capital
  • Healthcare buyout funds
  • Healthcare investment management
  • Medtech and biopharma investing

Where ARCHIMED is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Lyon
HQ country
France
HQ region
Europe

Offices4 records

Markets served

ARCHIMED business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

  1. Management Fees: ARCHIMED generates management fees from its funds based on committed capital under management. These fees provide recurring revenue to support operations.
  2. Carried Interest: Performance-based carried interest earned when portfolio companies achieve successful exits above the hurdle rate. This aligns fund manager and investor interests and is the primary driver of fund manager returns.
  3. Investment Returns: Returns from equity stakes in portfolio companies, realized through exits and strategic transactions.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels3 records

ARCHIMED product offering

Product offering

Core offering

ARCHIMED is a healthcare-only private equity firm that raises and deploys capital through multiple specialized fund vehicles (MED I, MED II, MED Platform I, MED Platform II, MED Rise, MED III) targeting small-cap, mid-market, and large-cap healthcare companies. The firm provides portfolio companies with long-term capital, operational/medical/scientific expertise, internationalization support, acquisition capabilities, and innovation enablement. Aggregate assets under management stand at approximately €9–11 billion, deployed across seven healthcare sub-sectors including Animal & Environmental Health, Biopharma Products, Consumer Health, Diagnostics, Healthcare IT, Life Science Tools & Services, and MedTech.

Product overview

ARCHIMED is a healthcare-focused private equity investment firm offering multiple specialized fund vehicles (MED I, MED II, MED Platform I, MED Platform II, MED Rise, MED III, MED Access, MED Bio, MED Vet) that manage €8-11 billion in aggregate capital. The funds target different segments of the healthcare industry including small-cap growth, mid-market buy-and-build, and sector-specific strategies. ARCHIMED provides strategic and financial partnership to healthcare businesses through its proprietary MedValue value creation framework and MedSeg sector analysis tools, helping portfolio companies internationalize, acquire, innovate and expand. Prioritized investment areas include Animal & Environmental Health, Biopharma Products, Consumer Health, Diagnostics, Healthcare IT, Life Science Tools & Services, and MedTech.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • MED Platform II ARCHIMED's mid-market buy-and-build fund targeting healthcare companies with approximately €3.5 billion in capital, focused on internationalization, innovation, and product range expansion across healthcare sub-sectors. For institutional LPs and healthcare companies seeking growth capital.
  • MED Rise ARCHIMED's small-cap healthcare growth buyout fund that closed on its €400 million hardcap in April 2024, investing in early-stage healthcare companies including Rivadis, Arkstone, SeqCenter, FIM Medical, and IRAB. For institutional LPs and emerging healthcare companies.
  • MED Platform I ARCHIMED's mid-market buy-and-build fund with approximately €800 million target size, focused on healthcare platform acquisitions across Europe and North America. For institutional LPs and mid-market healthcare companies.
  • MED I ARCHIMED's inaugural healthcare-focused private equity fund that generated approximately 400% internal rate of return on its first exit and was ranked as the best buyout fund globally for its 2014 vintage. For institutional LPs.
  • MED II ARCHIMED's second healthcare-focused fund that raised €315 million and invests in medtech, biopharma, care services and preventative healthcare sectors, with investments ranging from €5 million to €50 million per transaction. For institutional LPs and small/mid-market healthcare companies.
  • MED III ARCHIMED's investment fund focused on healthcare industries, contributing to relevant United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and the firm's Health Objectives framework. For institutional LPs and healthcare companies.
  • MED Access ARCHIMED fund focusing on healthcare access and services across various therapeutic areas. For institutional LPs and healthcare services companies.
  • MED Bio ARCHIMED fund targeting biotechnology and biological services companies within the healthcare sector. For institutional LPs and biotech companies.
  • MED Vet ARCHIMED fund focused on animal health investments within the healthcare industries. For institutional LPs and animal health companies.
  • Healthcare Investment Management Services ARCHIMED provides strategic and financial partnership to healthcare businesses, helping partners internationalize, acquire, innovate and expand their products and services. The firm offers operational, medical, scientific and financial expertise across seven healthcare sectors. For portfolio companies and healthcare entrepreneurs.
  • MedValue Value Creation Framework ARCHIMED's proprietary playbook for accelerating portfolio company growth via internationalization, innovation and product range expansion, including bolt-on acquisitions. For portfolio companies.

Quantifiable outcome

  • All ARCHIMED Buyout funds are top quartile performers
  • +1 more outcomes

Companies that use ARCHIMED

Customer profile

Named customers1 record

Segments2 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

ARCHIMED technology and API

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ARCHIMED partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

One partnership is on record.

  • Nihon KohdencoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerARCHIMED established a joint venture with Nihon Kohden for Ad-Tech growth in the healthcare sector. This represents a strategic partnership combining ARCHIMED's private equity capabilities with Nihon Kohden's healthcare technology expertise.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

ARCHIMED competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Permira (Healthcare): Permira's healthcare team focuses on MedTech, pharmaceuticals, and consumer health across Europe and globally. Comparable to ARCHIMED in deal size, sector specialization, and value-creation orientation through operational improvement and buy-and-build strategies.
  • Avista Capital Partners: Avista is a healthcare-dedicated middle-market PE firm investing in pharma, MedTech, and healthcare services. Closely comparable to ARCHIMED given its healthcare-only thesis, mid-market deal sizes, and active operational support model.
  • Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe (Healthcare): WCAS is a healthcare-focused PE firm investing across healthcare services, pharma, and MedTech. Comparable to ARCHIMED in vertical specialization, US footprint, and active operational engagement with portfolio companies.
  • EQT (Healthcare): EQT's healthcare team invests across MedTech, pharma services, and care providers in Europe and globally. Comparable to ARCHIMED in its European roots, sector specialization, and cross-border deal-making in healthcare subsectors like diagnostics and life sciences.
  • GTCR (Healthcare): GTCR is a US-focused middle-market PE firm with deep healthcare specialization across healthcare services, MedTech, and pharma services. Comparable in sector focus, mid-market orientation, and Leaders Strategy approach to backing healthcare executives.
  • Bain Capital Private Equity (Healthcare/Life Sciences): Bain Capital operates a large dedicated healthcare and life sciences vertical within its private equity platform, investing across biopharma, MedTech, diagnostics, and healthcare services globally. Directly comparable to ARCHIMED given focus on healthcare-only investing at scale and similar mid-to-large-cap deal sizes.

Broad incumbents

  • KKR (Healthcare Strategic Growth): KKR's Healthcare Strategic Growth fund and broader healthcare practice invest across pharmaceuticals, MedTech, and healthcare services. While KKR is a generalist mega-fund, its dedicated healthcare arm competes directly with ARCHIMED for healthcare buyouts and growth equity globally.
  • Carlyle (Global Healthcare): Carlyle's Global Healthcare team invests in biopharma, MedTech, and healthcare services. As a major generalist PE platform with a dedicated healthcare vertical, Carlyle competes with ARCHIMED for mid-to-large healthcare deals and similar LP relationships.
  • CVC Capital Partners (Healthcare): CVC's healthcare practice invests across pharma, MedTech, and healthcare services. Notable prior exposure through Sebia (where ARCHIMED partner Adelus was CEO). Direct competitor to ARCHIMED for European healthcare buyouts.

Emerging players

  • Ampersand Capital Partners: Ampersand is a PE firm exclusively focused on healthcare and life sciences, investing in pharma services, diagnostics, and life science tools. Comparable to ARCHIMED's smaller funds (MED Rise, MED II) in deal size and specialty orientation.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

ARCHIMED social profiles

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ARCHIMED financial estimates

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ARCHIMED leadership team

Management profile

Number of profiles

Profiles1 record

ARCHIMED subsidiaries and ownership

Company hierarchy

Subsidiaries21 records

ARCHIMED funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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

ARCHIMED M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A4 records

Investments

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

Frequently asked questions about ARCHIMED

What does ARCHIMED do?

ARCHIMED is a healthcare-only private equity firm that raises and deploys capital through multiple specialized fund vehicles (MED I, MED II, MED Platform I, MED Platform II, MED Rise, MED III) targeting small-cap, mid-market, and large-cap healthcare companies. The firm provides portfolio companies with long-term capital, operational/medical/scientific expertise, internationalization support, acquisition capabilities, and innovation enablement. Aggregate assets under management stand at approximately €9–11 billion, deployed across seven healthcare sub-sectors including Animal & Environmental Health, Biopharma Products, Consumer Health, Diagnostics, Healthcare IT, Life Science Tools & Services, and MedTech.

Is ARCHIMED a public or private company?

ARCHIMED is a private company. It is classified as management employee owned and is currently operating.

When was ARCHIMED founded?

ARCHIMED was founded in 2014. It employs 51 to 100 people.

Where is ARCHIMED based?

ARCHIMED is headquartered in Lyon, France, in the Europe region.

How does ARCHIMED make money?

Three revenue lines are on record. Management Fees are the primary driver. The others are carried Interest and investment Returns.

Who are ARCHIMED's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Permira (Healthcare), Avista Capital Partners, Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe (Healthcare), EQT (Healthcare), GTCR (Healthcare) and Bain Capital Private Equity (Healthcare/Life Sciences). Broad incumbents are KKR (Healthcare Strategic Growth), Carlyle (Global Healthcare) and CVC Capital Partners (Healthcare). Ampersand Capital Partners is listed as an emerging player.

Does ARCHIMED have an API?

No public API is recorded for ARCHIMED.

What industry is ARCHIMED in?

ARCHIMED's product category is Healthcare Private Equity Investment Management. Its primary akta.pro industry code is FSANAJAI, Healthcare Access & Life Sciences Impact Funds, with a secondary code of FSAAACAL, Specialized/Niche-Vertical RIAs (e.g., Medical, Tech, Executives, Athletes). Its NAICS code is 525 and its SIC code is 6282.

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Les EchosSpécimenAt IPEM 2026, alternative asset managers faced a tougher fundraising battle, with fund closures delayed beyond two years. For 30% of funds, the first closing took 12-18 months, while Archimed closed its fourth small-cap fund in under six months with record MOICs.InvestorsinhealthcareFrance: Archimed closes MED IV fund at €1.5bn hard capArchimed closed its MED IV healthcare fund at the €1.5bn hard cap, three times oversubscribed. The fund, launched in January 2026, follows the €650m MED III and will pursue smallcap healthcare buyouts. Europe and North America represent 80% of investors.ArchimedARCHIMED closes MED IV fund at €1.5 billion hard cap, three times oversubscribed,ARCHIMED closed its MED IV healthcare buyout fund at a €1.5 billion ($1.75 billion) hard cap, three times oversubscribed in under six months. The fund follows the €650 million MED III and will pursue smallcap healthcare buyouts with a diversified global portfolio.Les EchosArchimed expédie la levée de MED IV à 1,5 Md€Archimed closed its fourth small-cap health fund, MED IV, at 1.5 billion euros in under six months. The fund raised more than double its predecessor, which had collected 650 million euros in 2021.FinSMEsRenata Medical Raises $25M in Series D FundingRenata Medical raised $25M in Series D financing led by ARCHIMED. The company will use the funds to expand U.S. commercialization of its Minima Stent System, enter international markets, and advance its pediatric CHD pipeline. The device holds FDA premarket approval and a CMS NTAP designation.Venture Capital Access OnlineRenata Medical Closes $25M Series D Financing Led by Global Healthcare Investment Firm ARCHIMED to Accelerate Commercialization and Development of Pediatric Cardiovascular TechnologiesRenata Medical closed a $25 million Series D financing round led by ARCHIMED. Proceeds will support U.S. commercialization of the Minima stent system, international expansion, and pipeline development. The stent received FDA approval in August 2024 and CMS NTAP designation in August 2025.PR NewswireRenata Medical Closes $25M Series D Financing Led by Global Healthcare Investment Firm ARCHIMED to Accelerate Commercialization and Development of Pediatric Cardiovascular TechnologiesRenata Medical closed a $25 million Series D financing round led by ARCHIMED. Proceeds will support U.S. commercialization of the Minima stent system, international expansion, and pipeline development. The stent received FDA approval in August 2024 and CMS NTAP designation in August 2025.Private Equity InsightsArchiMed sells Diesse to Fremman Capital, delivering 4.6x return to shareholders – Private Equity InsightsArchiMed sold its stake in Diesse to Fremman Capital, generating a 4.6x return for shareholders. The deal ends a five-year partnership that expanded Diesse's production, launched a new diagnostics facility, and grew international sales to over 100 countries. Diesse expects to roll out more than 60 additional tests in the next 12–18 months.Pulse 2.0ARCHIMED Successfully Completes Take-Private of Esperion in $1.1 Billion DealARCHIMED announced the closing of its acquisition of Esperion Therapeutics, a commercial-stage biopharmaceutical company, in a deal valued at approximately $1.1 billion in total equity value on a fully diluted basis. Esperion shareholders are receiving $3.16 per share in cash, representing a 58 percent premium to the closing price prior to the announcement, along with rights to contingent milestone payments of up to $100 million tied to future net sales performance. With the deal closed, Esperion common stock has ceased trading on NASDAQ; ARCHIMED will deploy its MedValue template to accelerate Esperion's growth through product range extension, innovation, licensing, and acquisitions.ArchimedARCHIMED Successfully Completes Take-private of EsperionARCHIMED completed its acquisition of Esperion Therapeutics, a biopharmaceutical company, for up to $1.1 billion in equity value. Shareholders received $3.16 per share, a 58% premium, plus contingent milestone payments up to $100 million. Esperion's stock ceased trading on NASDAQ.