Shareholders in Australia's largest private radiology company, DCA Group, voted today to accept a $1.3 billion takeover bid from private equity firm CVC Capitol Partners. DCA shareholders were told CVC intends to expand the company, adhering to the principles of clinical independence and a commitment to resident and patient care.
The deal still requires Australian government approval.
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