MIR Transitions Amid Strategic Acquisition by Quadrivio Silver Economy Fund
Deal News | Jan 29, 2025 | Finance Community IT - 3 Private Equity

Aksìa Group, through its Aksìa Capital V fund, has completed the successful exit of Medical International Research (MIR) by selling it to Quadrivio's Silver Economy Fund and a group of co-investors. This marks the first exit for the Aksìa Capital V fund, achieved in just four years. MIR, a global leader in spirometry, has seen remarkable growth under Aksìa's stewardship, expanding from €11 million to over €22 million in revenues. The strategic acquisition aims to bolster MIR’s position in the medical devices market, particularly in telemedicine and homecare. Both the former and new management have committed to reinvestment in the company, ensuring continuity in its current growth trajectory. The deal utilized numerous advisors for M&A and financial diligence, reflecting a complex but successful transaction process.
Sectors
- Healthcare Equipment & Services
- Private Equity & Venture Capital
Geography
- Italy – MIR is headquartered in Rome, and Aksìa and Quadrivio are Italian-based investment firms.
- Global – MIR has a presence in over 100 countries, emphasizing its global reach in the spirometry sector.
Industry
- Healthcare Equipment & Services – MIR operates in the spirometry and medical device sector, contributing to the diagnostics and healthcare equipment market.
- Private Equity & Venture Capital – The transaction involves Aksìa Capital and Quadrivio Silver Economy Fund as the key players in executing the investment strategy.
Financials
- €11 million to over €22 million – Growth in MIR's annual revenue in four years under Aksìa's management.
Participants
Name | Role | Type | Description |
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MIR (Medical International Research) | Target Company | Company | A global player in spirometry and respiratory diagnostics, headquartered in Rome. |
Aksìa Group | Selling Company | Company | A private equity firm involved in the sale of MIR. |
Quadrivio Silver Economy Fund | Bidding Company | Company | An investment fund focused on healthcare and medical devices, acquiring MIR. |
Giovanni Carlino | Former CEO | People | CEO of MIR during Aksìa’s ownership, overseeing significant growth. |
Roberta Di Pinto | CEO of MIR | People | Recently appointed CEO of MIR, contributing to strategic continuity. |