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Surgery Partners Agrees to $5.7 Billion Take-Private Deal with Bon Secours Affiliate HealthSpan Partners at $23.50 Per Share

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Surgery Partners, Inc. $SGRY

$23.24+47.46%as of publication

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+57.99%
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$1.34B

Surgery Partners agreed on October 23, 2026 to be acquired by HealthSpan Partners, a contractual affiliate and supporting organization of non-profit health system Bon Secours Mercy Health, in an all-cash transaction valued at an enterprise value of approximately $5.7 billion. Under the formal merger agreement, Spyglass Topco, LLC and its merger subsidiary will acquire all outstanding shares of Surgery Partners at $23.50 per share, taking the Bain Capital-backed ambulatory surgery center operator private. Bain Capital will retain a stake in the new entity following the close of the transaction.

Surgery Partners shares surged more than 21% in premarket trading after the Financial Times reported the late-stage talks, and the stock closed the session at $23.25, a gain of approximately 47.6% on the day. The deal pairs Surgery Partners, which operates a network of ambulatory surgery centers, surgical hospitals, and physician partnerships, with a major U.S. non-profit health system, establishing what the companies described as a leading outpatient surgical care platform. RBC Capital Markets downgraded Surgery Partners stock following the announcement, a typical move for analysts once an acquisition price sets a ceiling on near-term upside.

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  1. ReutersHealthSpan to take Surgery Partners private in $5.7 billion deal
  2. Seeking AlphaSurgery Partners to be acquired by Bon Secours for $5.7B
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  5. CNBCStocks making the biggest moves midday: Lockheed Martin, JetBlue, CoreWeave, Surgery Partners & more
  6. BriefingcomGapping up: $XNCR +36.2% $SGRY +23.5% $RRC +13.5% $HHH +4.7% $AVBP +4% Gapping down: $XP -48.7% $NU -26.8% $EWZ -25.3% $BAK -21.7% $PBR -21%
  7. OpenOutcrier$SGRY (+23.6% pre) Bon Secours Nears $6 Billion Takeover of Surgery Partners, FT Reports
  8. Marketsday#PRE-MARKET BUZZ: Top U.S. & International Equity Movers (26th October 2026) 🔹 Range Resources $RRC jumped 15.3% in pre-market trading after agreeing to be acquired by EQT Corporation $EQT in a $50 billion all-stock merger to create the largest U.S. natural gas producer. 🔹 EQT Corporation $EQT announced an all-stock acquisition of Range Resources $RRC, issuing 0.987 shares per Range share at a ~21% premium to establish a combined pro forma enterprise value exceeding $50 billion. 🔹 Meta Platforms $META launched a $35 billion public offering of common and convertible preferred stock as part of a broader $95 billion equity plan to fund expanded AI infrastructure. 🔹 Surgery Partners $SGRY surged 21% pre-market following news of a $6 billion acquisition deal by non-profit healthcare system Bon Secours. 🔹 Advance Auto Parts $AAP faced downward pressure after Rothschild Redburn downgraded the stock to Sell with a $32 price target, alongside an Underperform reinstatement by BofA Securities. 🔹 Fair Isaac Corporation $FICO saw lower price targets from analysts including BMO Capital ($897) following FHFA regulatory updates and competitive shifts in mortgage scoring models.
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  3. NasdaqSurgery Partners, Inc. Enters into Merger Agreement with Spyglass Topco, LLC at $23.50 Per Share
  4. BusinessSurgery Partners will be acquired by an affiliate of Bon Secours for an enterprise value of $5.7 billion, and the surgery group’s private equity backer Bain Capital will continue to hold a stake in the new entity
  5. WsjBon Secours Affiliate to Acquire Surgery Partners in $5.7 Billion Take-Private Deal