Buyout Acquisitions in 2026

ADT has acquired Origin AI for $170 million in cash to integrate Origin's AI sensing platform and related IP into ADT's smart home and security offerings. The deal brings Origin's sensorless ambient-intelligence technology and more than 200 patents to ADT to enhance presence detection, reduce false alarms, and enable new aging-in-place and occupancy-based automation use cases.

The Cynosure Group acquired Park City-based Utah Development and Construction and reorganized it into a newly established development platform jointly owned with Clyde Capital Group, a subsidiary of Clyde Companies. The joint venture, operated by Cynosure Elevations and Clyde Capital Group, will focus on hospitality and mixed-use resort projects across the Intermountain West to scale development efforts in high-growth resort markets.

Augmented Intelligence (AUI) has acquired Quack AI, a developer of trainable AI agents for customer service. The deal brings Quack AI's ~15-person team into AUI, is expected to double AUI's Israeli R&D presence in Tel Aviv, and will integrate Quack's agent technology with AUI's Apollo-1 neuro-symbolic AI platform to expand customer service automation capabilities.

iAltA Holdings, a WestCap-backed private markets infrastructure holding company, has acquired Delio, a UK-based provider of a white-label private markets operating system. The deal expands iAltA's suite of private markets solutions by adding Delio's configurable, low-code Core OS and its distribution and reporting capabilities for asset managers and wealth firms.

Specialty Program Group (SPG) has acquired Proper Insurance, a Bozeman, Montana-based provider of insurance solutions for short-term rental properties. The acquisition expands SPG's specialty property insurance platform into the short-term rental market; Proper will be led by Michael Grimland as President and continues to offer coverage backed by Lloyd's of London and Concert Specialty.

Anthropic has acquired Seattle-based startup Vercept and will integrate Vercept’s team and technology into its Claude product to improve autonomous computer-use and multi-step task performance. Vercept will wind down its external product as its employees join Anthropic to help expand Claude’s ability to operate inside live applications and handle complex workflows.

Quantum Surgical has acquired NeuWave Medical and combined both businesses under a newly created parent, Precision IO Group Inc., to expand a robotic-assisted tumor ablation platform. The deal is supported by investment from Ally Bridge Group and aims to integrate Quantum Surgical's Epione robotic system with NeuWave's microwave ablation technology to broaden access to minimally invasive interventional oncology care.

Aria Care Partners, a provider of onsite dental, vision, audiology and podiatry services to skilled nursing facilities, has acquired Sanford Dental, Sanford Vision and Dynamic Mobile Dentistry (collectively “Sanford”), headquartered in Macon, Georgia. The deal expands Aria’s footprint in the Southeast — integrating Sanford’s operations to deliver expanded onsite services and broaden insurance and care offerings to roughly 200 SNFs in Georgia and Alabama.

Office Movers Express (OMX) has acquired two Baltimore-based firms — Hoffberger Moving Services and Re-form — more than doubling OMX's size and expanding its moving, storage and used office furniture capabilities across the Baltimore–Washington corridor. The deal brings healthcare and laboratory relocation expertise and an established office-furniture resale/refurbishing and inventory-management capability into OMX's Beltsville-based corporate platform while maintaining current Baltimore staffing.

Wireless Logic has acquired Comms365, a UK-based IoT connectivity and managed-network specialist, to broaden its connectivity and IoT service capabilities and strengthen its footprint in the UK market. Comms365 will continue to operate as a standalone business with leadership changes including John Whitty becoming CEO and co-founder Mike van Bunnens stepping away after a handover.

Dallas-based private equity firm Trive Capital has made a control investment in Rolfson Oil, a Texas-headquartered fuel, oils and lubricants distributor focused on energy customers. Subsequent to Trive's investment, Rolfson acquired Oklahoma City-based Flint Logistics Group to expand its fuel delivery, onsite storage and lubricant distribution footprint across the Southwest U.S.

Brookfield-backed Radiant has merged with and acquired UK AI infrastructure startup Ori to create a vertically integrated AI infrastructure platform backed by Brookfield’s Artificial Intelligence Infrastructure Fund. The combined business — Radiant powered by Ori — will deploy large‑scale, sovereign compute capacity for governments, telcos, hyperscalers and global technology customers, supported by up to $100 billion of program capital.

THI Investments, a pan‑European private equity investor, has acquired a majority stake in LOGICHECK, a Germany‑based tech‑enabled provider of claims‑verification solutions for complex motor insurance claims. LOGICHECK's founders and management retain a significant minority stake; THI said it will support growth, broaden the product set and scale the business across insurers.

Prep Network, a youth sports media and events platform headquartered in Plymouth, Minnesota, has acquired Coast 2 Coast Preps, a Dallas-based leader in middle school basketball events and coverage. The deal expands Prep Network's basketball ecosystem by creating a unified pathway from middle school to high school athletics and adds scale to its events and content offerings.

Finovifi has acquired Turner Software Technologies, the developer of the Teller21 teller automation platform, bringing more than 50 community bank clients into Finovifi’s ecosystem. The acquisition will embed Finovifi’s FraudSentry engine into teller workflows and launch FrontLine Sentry, a real-time teller fraud prevention platform; Turner Software founder Jerry Turner joins Finovifi as Senior Vice President of Engineering.

Kava Equity Partners, the direct private equity investment arm of the Southern Ute Indian Tribe Growth Fund, has acquired The Berg Group, a Minnesota-based specialty contractor focused on industrialized construction, prefabrication and modular systems. The Berg will retain its existing management team and operate with added resources from Kava and the Southern Ute Indian Tribe Growth Fund to expand nationwide capabilities in high-performance environments such as data centers, cleanrooms and advanced manufacturing facilities.

The HWP Group has acquired Global Market Access Solutions (GMAS), a market access and health economics consultancy with global operations. The acquisition expands HWP's capabilities in market access strategy, HEOR, pricing and payer insights to better support life sciences clients across product development, launch, reimbursement, and sustained patient access.

GHK Capital Partners, a middle-market private equity firm, has acquired CPL, an architecture, engineering, and planning firm headquartered in Rochester, New York. The partnership will support CPL's accelerated growth strategy — including geographic and end-market expansion, strategic technology investments, and an active M&A program — while financial terms were not disclosed.

Virginia Green Lawn Care has acquired DVH Turf Management and rebranded the business as part of its expansion into coastal Delaware. The deal brings DVH's local team and customers into Virginia Green's regional platform, increasing operational capacity and extending Virginia Green's suite of lawn, tree, and pest services to Delaware homeowners.

Orijin, a national leader in correctional education and workforce development technology, has acquired Honest Jobs, a national fair-chance employment platform. The deal integrates Honest Jobs’ job board and reentry resource directory into Orijin’s managed learning platform to create an end-to-end education-to-employment pathway for justice-involved individuals and expand Orijin’s reach into parole, probation, and community corrections.

The Lockwood Group has acquired Total Health (Total Health Oncology), a provider of free in-person and virtual oncology continuing medical education (CME) programs in the United States. The acquisition expands Lockwood's oncology medical education capabilities and integrates Total Health's portfolio of more than 60 annual programs to strengthen clinician-focused education across the cancer care continuum.

Exa Capital, a private equity firm following a permanent hold strategy, has acquired Flow Software, an Auckland-based integration-as-a-service provider serving businesses across Australia and New Zealand. Flow will continue operating independently under Exa’s decentralized model as Exa deepens its presence in the ANZ region.

CesiumAstro Inc. has acquired Vidrovr, an AI company specializing in real-time multimodal signal analysis, to integrate machine‑learning analytics directly into its communications payloads, satellites, and RF systems. The deal accelerates CesiumAstro’s capability expansion to enable on‑orbit inference, autonomous payload operations, and a distributed space‑to‑earth compute fabric for defense and commercial customers.

CUBE, a Hg-backed provider of Automated Regulatory Intelligence and Regulatory Change Management solutions, has acquired Silicon Valley-based RegTech 4CRisk.ai. The acquisition integrates 4CRisk's agentic AI compliance mapping technology into CUBE's RegPlatform to expand capabilities across corporate regulatory domains such as cyber, AI, privacy, labor and ESG. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Harvest Commercial Capital (HCC) announced a merger with Crossroads Impact Corp (CRSS) to combine HCC’s owner-occupied small business commercial lending platform with Crossroads’ residential CDFI capabilities. The combined organization will continue operating under their respective brands and aims to expand access to capital in low- and moderate-income communities while enhancing CRA and SBA-focused lending solutions.

Bitwise Asset Management has acquired Chorus One, an institutional staking provider with over $2.2 billion in staked assets, to expand the capabilities of its Bitwise Onchain Solutions staking division. The deal brings roughly 50 technology professionals and support for 30+ proof-of-stake networks into Bitwise, with Chorus One CEO Brian Crain moving into an advisory role.

HaystackID has acquired AI legal-technology provider eDiscovery AI to accelerate GenAI-enabled legal, compliance, regulatory and cybersecurity workflows; financial terms were not disclosed. eDiscovery AI will maintain leadership continuity under CEO Jim Sullivan and continue to serve some clients as a separate entity while its technology is integrated into HaystackID's core AI offerings.

Fractional AI, a San Francisco-based applied AI services firm, has acquired Fabius, a Y Combinator startup that automates sales and operational workflows using generative AI. The deal expands Fractional AI's product and capability set for enterprise and private-equity backed clients by integrating Fabius's sales automation technology and team.

HistoryIT has acquired LifeWeb 360 and launched MemoryPort, a digital commemoration and engagement platform that complements its Odyssey Preservation software. The acquisition expands HistoryIT’s offerings to capture contemporary, community-generated memories for nonprofits, alumni groups, faith-based organizations and similar institutions, preserving them to professional digital-archival standards.

Private equity firm First Reserve has acquired WGI, Inc., a multidisciplinary engineering and professional services firm headquartered in West Palm Beach, Florida. Monroe Capital served as lead left administrative agent on a senior credit facility to finance the acquisition; WGI operates 23 offices nationwide and provides transportation, environmental, geospatial, land development and municipal professional services.

Strata Geosystems has acquired India-based Venus Interlinings, a manufacturer of advanced non-woven geotextiles and technical textiles, in a deal that includes a mix of cash and equity. The transaction adds a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility and technical capability to Strata's portfolio; Venus' CEO Ravi Taparia will continue to lead the business to ensure continuity.

Global Clean Energy has acquired Flamelit, a mission-driven AI and data science firm, and folded its consulting operations into Global Clean Energy's new AI Division. The deal brings Flamelit's active client contracts, $2.1 million in historical revenue, and a team including four core employees (plus a bench of senior data scientists) to accelerate AI-driven solutions across energy, infrastructure, climate resilience, and public health.

Investment funds managed by Morgan Stanley Capital Partners have acquired Security 101, a West Palm Beach-based commercial security integration services provider. The deal positions Morgan Stanley to expand Security 101's national accounts program and support continued organic growth and M&A activity; prior investor Gemspring Capital had partnered with the company during its prior scale-up phase.

RTS has acquired the Evolution Championship Series (Evo) from NODWIN Gaming, with RTS now operating Evo under the broader ownership and strategic direction of Qiddiya Investment Company. The deal preserves Evo’s leadership and identity while aligning the franchise with Qiddiya City’s Gaming & Esports District development and global expansion plans.

SUSE, the enterprise open source software company, has acquired Losant, an Industrial IoT application enablement platform, to extend SUSE’s Edge strategy and deliver a full-stack industrial IoT solution. The acquisition integrates Losant’s low-code IIoT and Tiny Edge capabilities into SUSE Edge to enable unified device orchestration, data management, and application enablement across industrial end markets.

Amadeus has acquired SkyLink, an AI-native corporate travel platform, to accelerate deployment of conversational AI across its travel technology portfolio. The acquisition brings SkyLink's conversational orchestration and booking automation—built for enterprise travel and integrated into chat platforms—into Amadeus to expand AI capabilities for corporate travel, airlines, airports and hospitality.

Polymarket has acquired Dome, a Y Combinator–backed startup that built a unified prediction market API, to bolster its developer infrastructure, data access, and tooling. Financial terms were not disclosed; Dome will operate as part of Polymarket to enhance programmatic access and real-time market data for developers and traders.

Shamrock Capital, via its Clover Fund I, LP, has acquired Mutiny, a Los Angeles–based creative agency focused on connecting global publishers and brands with gaming audiences. Mutiny was acquired from Trailer Park Group and will operate as a standalone business under Shamrock, pursuing organic growth and strategic acquisitions.

GCC, S.A.B. de C.V. completed the acquisition of three aggregates, asphalt and ready‑mix concrete operations in El Paso, Texas, adding an assembled platform with approximately $30 million of annual revenues and aggregate reserves estimated to last ~50 years. The deal strengthens GCC's operational presence in the El Paso region and is expected to generate synergies and positive cash‑flow contribution beginning in 2026.

MediKarma, an AI-driven healthcare platform, has acquired Nanell — a digital pregnancy-journey solution — from Niterra Co., Ltd. The deal transfers Nanell's IP, product assets, and operations to MediKarma under an arrangement that includes equity-linked consideration, revenue sharing, and a 60–90 day knowledge-transfer period to accelerate MediKarma's women's health and B2B2C capabilities.

Victor Capital Partners, a middle-market private equity firm, has acquired Specialty Fenestration Group, a Houston-based designer and manufacturer of transaction and high-security window and door solutions (including the Quikserv and U.S. Bullet Proofing brands). The investment — financed in part by Sound Point Capital Management and Fidelity Direct Lending — is intended to support product innovation, market expansion and scaling of the platform; River Associates completed the sale to Victor Capital.

Vancouver-based millwork manufacturer and distributor Metrie has acquired three door distribution businesses—BWI Distribution, Louisiana Millwork, and Florida Made Door—from Owens Corning. The deal expands Metrie’s interior and exterior door solutions and capabilities (pre-hanging, pre-finishing, painting, and job-site delivery) across the Eastern United States.

Livechain, Inc. (a subsidiary of Vyome Holdings) executed a debt purchase agreement with Remus Capital to acquire the senior, secured convertible note of Sociometric Solutions, Inc. d/b/a Humanyze in an all-stock transaction valued at approximately $325,000. Livechain initiated a default and asset transfer to assume Humanyze's business assets, including intellectual property, and to take direct control of daily operations as it expands into AI-enabled HR analytics.

Nokken, a London-based modular cabin provider, has acquired Finnish cabin maker Space of Mind Oy to integrate its modular cabins and sauna range into Nokken's product ecosystem. The acquisition broadens Nokken's offering into design-led wellness, allowing the company to better serve hospitality, resort, spa and retreat clients with low-impact wellness infrastructure.

Virgin Music Group (VMG) has completed its acquisition of Downtown Music Holdings, combining two major platforms that serve independent artists, labels and rights holders. The deal brings Downtown's distribution, publishing and artist/label services into VMG's global platform and names Pieter van Rijn as VMG Chief Operating Officer to lead integration and technology initiatives.

Aviation Equipment Processing (AEP) has acquired Vantage Associates, Inc., an employee-owned precision manufacturer of metal, composite and plastic aerospace components. Impact Capital Group served as exclusive advisor to Vantage; the deal brings together Vantage's composites and thermoforming capabilities with AEP's bonding, finishing, and testing expertise to expand product capabilities and accelerate growth in commercial and military aerospace markets.

NWPX Infrastructure (Nasdaq: NWPX) has acquired Boughton's Precast, Inc., a family-operated precast concrete manufacturer based in Pueblo, Colorado. The acquisition, which closed on February 23, 2026, expands NWPX's precast manufacturing footprint in the Mountain States and will operate under the NWPX Precast name.

San Francisco-based SpatialChat has acquired Stockholm-based Teemyco, a virtual collaboration company, to accelerate development of its AI-powered Cloud HQ and expand its footprint in the distributed work market. The acquisition combines Teemyco's presence-driven collaboration technology and user insights with SpatialChat's AI agent integrations to speed product development across knowledge intelligence, global collaboration, and cross-time-zone productivity.

Arctic Wolf has acquired Sevco Security, a Visionary-ranked exposure assessment platform, to integrate Sevco’s asset intelligence and exposure assessment capabilities into the Arctic Wolf Aurora Platform. The acquisition expands Arctic Wolf’s proactive security and exposure management capabilities for customers and MSPs by unifying asset intelligence, vulnerability context, and security control coverage.

Consilio announced an integration/investment in elaw, an Australian eDiscovery and eLitigation provider, to strengthen its eDiscovery footprint across Australia and New Zealand. The move expands Consilio's local delivery capacity and capabilities for government, corporate and legal clients, and provides elaw's clients access to Consilio's global technology and Lawyers On Demand services.