KKR to buy Integer Holdings for USD 5.7 billion in all-cash deal
Reuters2026/08/03 10:30- KKR agreed to buy medical device CDMO Integer in an all-cash deal valued at about USD 5.7 billion enterprise value.
- Integer shareholders will receive USD 127 per share in cash, a 51.8% premium to the April 29 close.
- The deal is expected to close by year-end, subject to shareholder vote and required regulatory clearances.
- KKR plans to finance the purchase with a mix of equity and committed debt financing.
- Integer will become privately held, ending its NYSE listing once the transaction closes.
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