Mach Industries Acquires Exquadrum to Form Mach Energetics

EQT to Acquire Exolaunch

June 18, 2026

Aerospace & Defense

EQT X, the private equity arm of EQT, has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Exolaunch, a Germany-based satellite deployment technology and launch mission management firm. The deal is expected to close in Q4 2026, subject to customary conditions and approvals.

Exyte Acquires Kinetics Group

April 16, 2024

Engineering Services

Exyte has agreed to acquire Kinetics Group from investment firm Quadriga Capital, expanding Exyte's capabilities in installation services, equipment and technical facility management for high‑tech sectors. Kinetics — a global provider serving semiconductors, biopharma and battery-cell markets with ~2,500 employees and >€500m revenue in 2023 — will operate within Exyte's Technology & Services business area to broaden Exyte's end-to-end offering.

TotalEnergies to Acquire Quadra Energy

October 26, 2023

Energy

TotalEnergies has signed agreements with the Aloys Wobben Foundation to acquire the entire share capital of Germany-based renewable electricity aggregator Quadra Energy. The acquisition is subject to relevant regulatory approvals and is intended to strengthen TotalEnergies’ integrated power business in Germany, including aggregation, trading, and corporate PPA/clean firm power offerings.

Quad-C Management Acquires QED Technologies from Entegris

January 20, 2023

Manufacturing

Quad-C Management agreed to acquire QED Technologies International, Inc. from Entegris in a definitive agreement announced January 20, 2023. The deal is a carve-out of Entegris' QED business and will return QED to standalone ownership under Quad-C to support growth in precision optics, metrology, and contract optics manufacturing.

Integrated Energy Services Acquires MACH Energy

June 24, 2019

Energy

Integrated Energy Services (iES), a portfolio company of Gainline Capital Partners, has acquired MACH Energy, an energy management and sustainability software platform. The combination brings together iES's grid-relationship management and demand response capabilities with MACH's building energy analytics to expand product capabilities, improve grid resiliency, and accelerate growth across commercial building customers.

Textron Sells Energy Manufacturing and Williams Machine and Tool to Eastport Operating Partners

May 20, 2004

Manufacturing

Textron Inc. has sold its Energy Manufacturing and Williams Machine and Tool (E&W) business to Eastport Operating Partners alongside the E&W management group. The Monticello, Iowa–based business (approximately 170 employees) manufactures welded hydraulic cylinders, valves, pumps and reservoirs serving light construction, waste handling, agricultural and truck equipment end-markets; terms were not disclosed.