Gulf Capital, a growth markets alternative investment firm, has completed two acquisitions in US healthtech companies for a total transaction value of US$ 60 million. The majority stake investments in Eclat Health and Hansei Solutions will expand Gulf Capital’s healthcare-focused revenue cycle management platform. Eclat Health is a Washington DC-based technology-enabled healthcare solutions provider, and Hansei Solutions is a tech-driven full-suite RCM operator based out of California.

Karim El Solh, CEO of Gulf Capital, commented, “We are very excited about the disruptive growth journey we are embarking on with the addition of Hansei and Eclat to our existing RCM platform. We are in the process of building a truly global RCM platform with operations across Asia, the Middle East, and the US. This is another example of Gulf Capital’s buy-and-build strategy within growing sectors, partnering with robust and ambitious management teams to build world-class companies. In Karthik and Sneha Polsani, the founders of Eclat, and Erin Burke, the founder of Hansei, we have found like-minded partners who share our vision of building a global RCM leader by leveraging technology and delivering the best services in the most reliable way.”

Karthik Polsani, CEO of Eclat Health, said, “We are thrilled to partner with Gulf Capital and expand Eclat’s quality RCM offerings and best practices into the Middle East and other fast-growing markets. Gulf Capital’s deep understanding of the industry and strong network of relationships coupled with our collaboration with Hansei and Accumed will help enhance the value we deliver and create to our healthcare clients.”

Erin Burke, CEO of Hansei Solutions, added, “We are excited to join the Gulf Capital family and, based on our engagement with their senior team over the past several months, we are confident that Gulf Capital’s support will enable Hansei to execute on its strategy and next phase of growth. We also look forward to working together with the highly qualified staff of both Eclat and Accumed to streamline a smooth process of integration and expansion. Together, we can build a truly global RCM platform that distinguishes itself by the use of technology and the provision of the highest quality services.”

Gulf Capital was advised by law firms Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP and Nishith Desai Associates and financial due diligence was conducted by PwC. Eclat was advised by law firms BIPC and Tatva Legal and by E&Y on the financial side. Hansei was advised by DLA Piper.