Blue Owl buys RM7bil UK private hospital assets


The investment in the hospital portfolio has been made through Blue Owl’s European Net Lease Fund. — Bloomberg

KUALA LUMPUR: Blue Owl Capital Inc has completed a deal to buy a portfolio of UK private hospitals from the Employees Provident Fund (EPF).

The alternative asset manager paid about £1.3bil (RM7.08bil) for the 12 Spire hospitals, sources said.

The properties are currently managed by Moor Park Capital Partners who will be retained as asset manager, two of the sources said.

The investment in the hospital portfolio has been made through Blue Owl’s European Net Lease Fund.

The group has raised about €1.3bil for the vehicle to date, the person added. 

EPF appointed broker Knight Frank to sell the portfolio last year, Bloomberg reported.

Representatives for Blue Owl and Moor Park declined to comment.

A representative for EPF did not immediately respond to requests for comment. — Bloomberg

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!

Next In Business News

Budget 2027: Govt to table e-commerce bill to address unfair competition from foreign firms
Budget 2027: GLICs to mobilise RM25bil in domestic investments under GEAR-uP
EP Manufacturing unit enters JV with Shichang to undertake auto fuel business
Budget 2027: Govt raises financing and guarantee facilities to RM57bil
Petra Energy unit disposes of vessel for RM18mil
Budget 2027: Govt proposes stamp duty exemptions for first-time homebuyers
Budget 2027: Good news for M40, tax relief increased to RM12,000
Tourism must move beyond visitor numbers
Tax reforms ensure fiscal sustainability
Govt expenditure under pressure

Others Also Read