Acquisitions in North Holland, Netherlands

Melbourne-based Intrepid Travel has acquired Amsterdam-based Sawadee Reizen from Travelopia. The deal — Intrepid's largest to date — adds about 20,000 customers, roughly AUS $100 million (US $62 million) of revenue and increases EBITDA by about €3 million, helping Intrepid expand into non-English speaking European markets, particularly the Netherlands.

Gilde Equity Management has taken a growth investment in Priogen, an Amsterdam-based energy trading company and asset manager focused on renewable energy and advanced forecasting. The partnership aims to support Priogen's next phase of growth and expansion across pan‑European energy markets by leveraging Priogen's proprietary algorithms and market expertise.

Syngenta Group's vegetable seeds business agreed to acquire Verisem BV, a global seed production, processing and distribution company, from Paine Schwartz Partners' Food Chain Fund IV. The deal, terms undisclosed, is intended to strengthen Syngenta's vegetable seed production capabilities and global footprint; the transaction is subject to customary regulatory conditions.

Outmatch has acquired Amsterdam-based Harver to combine Outmatch’s Hiring Experience Stack with Harver’s volume-hiring platform, creating a leading global solution for high-volume recruiting. The transaction — backed by existing Outmatch shareholders including Rubicon Technology Partners and Camden Partners — expands the combined company to ~300 employees and positions Harver’s Amsterdam office as the EMEA headquarters while Outmatch remains headquartered in Dallas.

Apax SAS has agreed to acquire 100% of The NL Mental Care Group B.V. (operating as Mentaal Beter) from NPM Capital NV, with the company’s management retaining a stake and continuing to lead the business. The investment will support Mentaal Beter’s digitalisation strategy and international expansion across Europe, and is subject to approval from the Dutch Healthcare Authority (NZa) and the Dutch Competition Authority (ACM).

symplr, a healthcare governance, risk and compliance (GRC) SaaS platform backed by Clearlake Capital and SkyKnight Capital, has acquired The Patient Safety Company (TPSC) from Main Capital Partners. The acquisition adds TPSC's patient safety and incident management capabilities to symplr's end-to-end healthcare GRC platform to expand product functionality and accelerate consolidation in the sector.

Cato Research, LLC has merged with Specialized Medical Services-oncology BV (SMS-oncology); the combined company will transition to the name CATO SMS. The deal expands Cato's oncology and regulatory capabilities and broadens the combined company's presence across Europe and North America; financial terms were not disclosed.