Ares Closes $850M Continuation Vehicle for Convergint Technologies
March 3, 2026
Ares Management has closed an $850 million single-asset continuation vehicle for Convergint Technologies, extending its long-running investment in the global, technology-enabled security and safety solutions systems integrator. Leonard Green & Partners led and fully underwrote the Sage Fund continuation vehicle, while Ares also made a substantial new investment, maintaining shared control alongside existing co-sponsors.
- Buyers
- Ares Management, Leonard Green & Partners, Vintage Strategies (Goldman Sachs Alternatives), Harvest Partners
- Targets
- Convergint Technologies
- Industry
- IT Services
- Location
- Illinois, United States
- Transaction Type
- Recapitalization
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