Acquisitions in United States

Wrist announced the acquisition of Delaware Ship Supply, a maritime supplier based in Camden, New Jersey. The deal expands Wrist’s commercial and operational presence along the U.S. East Coast and Delaware Ship Supply will be rebranded as Wrist Delaware.

PAK Quality Foods LLC, a portfolio company of Cross Rapids Capital, acquired substantially all assets of Vernon Transportation LP and AmTex HR Foods LLP, Inc., operating as H&R Foods. H&R Foods is an employee-owned food distributor based in Amarillo serving foodservice, retail, and institutional customers across multiple states. H&R Foods leaders John and Barry Vernon will continue to run the business under PAK Quality Foods.

Mars, Incorporated announced it has completed the acquisition of Kellanova, bringing together Mars Snacking and Kellanova’s portfolio of snack and cereal brands. The deal, originally agreed on August 14, 2024, was approved by Kellanova shareholders on November 1, 2024, and received all required regulatory approvals as of December 8, 2025.

MANTECH announced the acquisition of Elder Research, a provider of AI and data science solutions, applications, and training serving Fortune 500 and U.S. government clients. Elder Research will join MANTECH’s Data and AI Practice, expanding MANTECH’s AI, automation, and analytics capabilities for federal and commercial missions.

New State Capital Partners completed a majority investment in Harrell-Fish Inc. (HFI), a mechanical contracting provider focused on HVAC and plumbing installation, maintenance, and repair services. The investment was made in partnership with HFI’s existing owners, who retained significant ownership and will continue with the company, and alongside Amethyst Capital Group, LLC. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Arcapita Group Holdings Limited acquired a majority equity stake in C&K Paving, a provider of parking lot maintenance services in the United States. C&K’s President, Founder, and CEO will retain a significant minority stake and continue to lead the business, as Arcapita looks to expand its Essential Business Services portfolio.

Ariel Alternatives, LLC acquired Groome Industrial Service Group, a provider of specialty maintenance solutions for power generation and other industrial and municipal end markets, from Argosy Private Equity. JPMorgan Chase & Co., through its asset management division, made a minority co-investment alongside Ariel Alternatives. Financial terms were not disclosed.

KeyData Cyber, a portfolio company of CIVC Partners, acquired BeyondID, an AI-powered Managed Identity Solutions Provider focused on identity and access management and zero-trust solutions. The transaction expands KeyData Cyber’s advisory, implementation, and managed services capabilities and adds BeyondID’s Identity Command Center platform, strengthening the combined firm’s North American identity security footprint.

Kindsight, a provider of fundraising intelligence software, announced it has acquired Affinaquest, which offers advancement CRM and athletics data solutions built natively on Salesforce. The combination aims to strengthen and expand capabilities for fundraising and advancement organizations across higher education, healthcare, enterprise nonprofits, and athletics through enhanced data, analytics, and constituent engagement tools.

Naviant acquired Amitech Solutions to expand its intelligent automation capabilities, particularly in healthcare-focused automation, AI, and data analytics. Amitech Solutions, headquartered in St. Louis, Missouri, will integrate its team and solutions with Naviant to enhance offerings for customers and accelerate agentic automation adoption.

Datacolor announced it has acquired TECHKON USA, a Danvers, Massachusetts-based provider of color measurement technology including ChromaQA software and in-line spectrometers. The deal expands Datacolor’s product offering and strengthens its presence in the printing and packaging market, with TECHKON USA expected to scale globally under Datacolor’s ownership.

GreyLion, a U.S.-based private equity firm, announced a new strategic equity investment in Torginol, a manufacturer and marketer of decorative flakes, quartz, and related products used in resinous flooring systems. As part of the investment, Torginol Chairman and Owner Tom Testwuide Jr. will retire, while GreyLion will partner with CEO Jason LaBouve and the management team to support the company’s next phase of growth.

TransDigm Group Incorporated entered into a definitive merger agreement to acquire Servotronics, Inc., which will become an indirect wholly owned subsidiary of TransDigm. A TransDigm subsidiary will launch a cash tender offer for all outstanding Servotronics shares at $38.50 per share, valuing the deal at approximately $110 million including certain tax benefits, followed by a back-end merger at the same price.

Function Health has acquired Ezra and will integrate Ezra’s FDA-cleared AI-powered imaging into Function’s lab-testing-based personal health platform. The combined offering launches a 22-minute, $499 full-body MRI (down from ~60 minutes and over $1,500), aiming to make annual scanning more accessible and enable more predictive, longitudinal healthcare insights.

Beacon Communications LLC acquired All State Communications, a Minnesota-based provider of advanced technology, communications, and security solutions. The deal expands Beacon’s footprint across the Upper Midwest and strengthens its ability to serve healthcare, government, education, and commercial customers with critical communications and life safety systems.

Visionary Broadband acquired Montana-based internet service provider MTWeb to expand its broadband presence in and around Whitehall, Montana, including Twin Bridges, Pipestone, and Cardwell. MTWeb owner Joel Andrews and two employees will join Visionary Broadband; financial terms were not disclosed.

Global Payments agreed to acquire Worldpay from GTCR and FIS for $24.25 billion in cash and stock as part of a cross-conditioned three-way transaction. Concurrently, FIS will acquire Global Payments’ Issuer Solutions business at an enterprise value of $13.5 billion, with both transactions expected to close together in the first half of 2026 subject to approvals.

ACA Group (ACA), a governance, risk, and compliance advisor in financial services, has acquired Global Trading Analytics (GTA), a provider of transaction cost analysis (TCA) and best execution solutions. GTA will enhance ACA’s regulatory technology capabilities and expand ACA’s offering of analytics-driven compliance and trading execution insights for financial services clients.

Siemens Digital Industries Software has completed the acquisition of DownStream Technologies, a provider of manufacturing data preparation and documentation tools for printed circuit board (PCB) design. The deal strengthens Siemens’ PCB design-to-manufacturing workflow offering and expands its reach in the electronics SMB market. Terms were not disclosed and the transaction closed on April 7, 2025.

Enverus, an energy-focused SaaS company, has acquired Pearl Street Technologies, a Pittsburgh-based provider of software automation solutions for power grid interconnection and planning studies. The acquisition adds Pearl Street’s SUGAR power flow engine and Interconnect platform to Enverus’ data, analytics, and power/energy transition offerings to help utilities, transmission providers, developers, and investors address interconnection queue backlogs and grid reliability challenges.

WNS (Holdings) Limited announced it has acquired Kipi.ai to expand its data, analytics, and AI capabilities, particularly around the Snowflake platform. Kipi.ai, headquartered in Houston, Texas, provides data modernization services spanning data engineering, advanced analytics, and data science, and the deal is expected to help accelerate WNS’ Analytics and AI practice across industries.

Bully Pulpit International (BPI) has acquired Propper Daley, a culture-first social impact agency founded by Greg Propper. Propper Daley will rebrand to BPI immediately, with its 25-person team integrating into BPI’s U.S. organization, while its entertainment philanthropy practice will continue as Propper Daley BPI. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Platte River Equity portfolio company TIPCO Technologies has acquired Flexline, Inc., a Kenilworth, New Jersey-based manufacturer of custom specialty hose assemblies with an emphasis on metal hoses. The acquisition expands TIPCO’s fluid conveyance solutions platform and represents TIPCO’s fifth add-on acquisition since partnering with Platte River Equity in December 2023.

Amerit Fleet Solutions acquired Vector Fleet Management to expand its fleet maintenance, repair, and parts management service offerings, particularly in state and local government and heavy industrial fleet segments. Vector will continue operating under its brand and leadership, while Amerit—backed by New Mountain Capital—broadens its nationwide end-to-end fleet solutions capabilities.

Apax Funds, advised by Apax Partners LLP, reached a definitive agreement to increase their equity stake in ECI Software Solutions, a cloud-based, industry-specific business management software provider. Following completion, Apax Funds will become a co-control owner of ECI alongside Leonard Green & Partners, and GIC will make a substantial new investment to support ECI’s continued growth.

B&R Auto, a portfolio company of Highview Capital, announced the acquisition of Highway 64 Truck and Auto Salvage. The deal expands B&R’s recycled automotive parts network into New Mexico and extends its Southwestern footprint into Texas for the first time. Highway 64’s Farmington, New Mexico operations will be integrated into B&R’s Western U.S. network to broaden product and delivery capabilities.

Gallant Capital Partners closed its acquisition of Navient Corporation’s Government Services business, known as NGS. NGS provides tech-enabled outsourced business processing for U.S. federal, state, and local government clients, including tolling and parking technology/services, call center support, revenue recovery, program management, and payment processing.

Handgards, LLC, a portfolio company of Wynnchurch Capital, acquired Inno-Pak, LLC, a sustainable food packaging provider headquartered in Delaware, Ohio. The deal adds Inno-Pak’s converting and sourcing capabilities and broad patent portfolio to expand and diversify Handgards’ foodservice-solutions platform across foodservice, grocery, convenience store, and hospitality end markets.

Sophos completed its all-cash acquisition of Secureworks for approximately $859 million, taking Secureworks private and ending its Nasdaq listing. The combination expands Sophos’ managed detection and response (MDR) and broader cybersecurity platform capabilities, including adding Secureworks’ Counter Threat Unit and advisory teams. Sophos is backed by Thoma Bravo, and Secureworks shareholders (including Dell Technologies) will receive $8.50 per share in cash.

CollisionRight acquired the seven-shop Mander Collision and Glass collision-repair MSO in the Milwaukee, Wisconsin area. The transaction is one of CollisionRight’s largest to date and expands its nationwide footprint to 115 shops, while Mander Collision and Glass will continue operating under its existing brand.

Easy Ice closed its first acquisition of 2025 by acquiring the ice machine rental division of Rose's Equipment & Supply in Portland, Oregon. The deal marks Easy Ice’s entry into the Pacific Northwest and will support expansion and a new regional branch to serve customers across Oregon and Washington.

NeuroFlow, a behavioral health technology and analytics company, announced it has acquired virtual mental and behavioral health platform Quartet Health in a deal expected to close at the end of January 2025. The acquisition adds Quartet’s behavioral health provider network and referral management capabilities, expanding NeuroFlow’s offerings and customer reach.

Pitcairn, a U.S. family office, acquired Brightside Partners, a UHNW-focused registered investment advisor based in Baltimore, Maryland. The deal strengthens Pitcairn’s alternative investments platform and coincides with the launch of Pitcairn Wealth Advisors LLC, a new RIA under the Pitcairn corporate umbrella. Following the acquisition, Pitcairn reports overseeing more than $9 billion of advised assets.

Risk Strategies acquired Comprehensive Benefits, Inc. and Gabrielson Insurance & Financial Services, two employee benefits-focused firms in the Greater Detroit area. The transaction expands Risk Strategies’ employee benefits capabilities and footprint in Michigan and the upper Midwest; financial terms were not disclosed.

Standard Solar acquired the Churchill Street Solar Farm from Sunfarm Solar, expanding its portfolio of operating solar assets in Massachusetts. The acquired 3.2 MW ground-mounted project is located in Pittsfield and is described as one of the largest solar systems in the Northeast.

Monomoy Capital Partners has sold Astro Shapes, LLC, a manufacturer of custom aluminum extrusions, to Wynnchurch Capital. Astro Shapes is headquartered in Struthers, Ohio and serves building products and recreational vehicle end markets through multiple facilities in the Midwest and Northeast United States.

Reconomy completed two U.S.-based acquisitions—Complete Solutions & Sourcing and Waste Focus—to expand capabilities and accelerate growth of its U.S. waste management platform, Lincoln Waste Solutions. Both businesses will integrate into Lincoln Waste Solutions, strengthening Reconomy’s waste and recycling services management offering across multiple customer segments.

Precision Products Group (PPG), a portfolio company of Auxo Investment Partners, acquired Cindus Corporation, a Cincinnati, Ohio-based manufacturer of crepe paper for electrical and industrial applications. The acquisition is intended to strengthen PPG’s insulation materials offering for the growing electrical transformer market and support investments to expand Cindus’ production capacity. Cindus will continue operating under its name and be managed locally by its existing management team.

The Colt Group, a provider of online industrial leak repair solutions, acquired RJ Stacey. RJ Stacey provides online leak repair, hot tapping, line stopping, and blast furnace repair, and founder/CEO Ryan Stacey will remain with the company. Financial terms were not disclosed.

CORA Health Services, Inc., doing business as CORA Physical Therapy, announced the acquisition of four One to One Physical Therapy clinics. The deal expands CORA’s outpatient rehabilitation footprint in South Florida, strengthening its presence in the Broward and Palm Beach markets.

Fresche Solutions acquired OmniData Insights to expand its capabilities in AI-enabled data and analytics modernization and broaden beyond its IBM i modernization roots. Backed by private equity firm American Pacific Group (APG), Fresche plans to combine OmniData’s Microsoft Fabric and analytics expertise with Fresche’s IBM i transformation offerings to serve customers across multi-platform environments.

LifePort, LLC, a portfolio company of Tower Arch Capital, has acquired PAC Seating Systems, LLC. PAC Seating will operate as a wholly owned subsidiary of LifePort, with existing operators Jad Azzi and Hector Marini continuing as investors and leaders in the combined business. The acquisition expands LifePort’s aerospace interiors and dynamic seating offerings and extends its geographic reach in the business jet and VIP aerospace market.

Highstreet Insurance Partners announced it has acquired Siebert Agency Ltd and its sister companies Russ Siebert Insurance and Mary Siebert Insurance Agency (collectively, Siebert Insurance). The acquired business will continue to be led by Bill Siebert, Tiffany Ruhland, Krista Siebert-Smith, and Joe Clay from its Fenton, Missouri office as part of Highstreet’s Central Region. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Auxo Investment Partners acquired Southeast Vegetation Management (SEVM), an Alabama-based provider of vegetation management services to U.S. railroads. SEVM will be integrated into Auxo’s railroad infrastructure maintenance platform under the Genesis Rail Company brand, expanding Genesis Rail’s vegetation management division alongside prior related acquisitions.

Trucordia acquired the insurance business of Rusty Healy Insurance Agency, an insurance agency based in Madison, Mississippi. The acquired business provides auto, home, business, and life insurance solutions, expanding Trucordia’s brokerage capabilities and local market presence.

Aptyx announced the acquisition of Medical Murray’s facility in Charlotte, North Carolina, which develops and manufactures catheter-based interventional products and transcatheter implants. The acquired site will be integrated into a newly launched business unit, Aptyx Interventional Systems, expanding Aptyx’s design/development and advanced manufacturing capabilities for OEM life science customers. Medical Murray will continue to operate separately through its two Chicagoland-area facilities.

CyberMaxx announced it has closed the acquisitions of Cybersafe Solutions and onShore Security to expand and scale its modern managed detection and response (MDR) services. The transactions add security resources, domain expertise, and enterprise-grade cybersecurity capabilities, with the combined organization operating under the CyberMaxx brand.

Del Monte Capital (DMC) completed a majority recapitalization of the Cornerstone companies, Cornerstone Excavating and Cornerstone On-Site Concrete. The businesses, which operate primarily in the Dallas–Fort Worth area, provide specialty excavation, underground utility installation, and on-site concrete production services for mission-critical infrastructure projects. Founder David Stocker will retain an ownership stake and support the business as a consultant, while President David Owen gained significant ownership and will continue to lead operations.

Docufree, a provider of cloud-based document management and process automation solutions, announced the acquisition of ImageAPI, which provides digital transformation services for state and local government agencies. The deal is intended to strengthen Docufree’s AI-driven SaaS and BPaaS capabilities in intelligent document management for public-sector (SLED) customers and expand its nationwide delivery and compliance-focused offerings.

Property Meld announced the acquisition of Mezo, an AI software company focused on residential work order intake, triage, and mitigation. The deal expands Property Meld’s AI capabilities by bringing Mezo’s virtual maintenance technician, MAX, to Property Meld customers to improve efficiency, data capture, and the resident experience.

Vortex Companies, LLC acquired Sancon Technologies, Inc., expanding Vortex’s trenchless water and wastewater infrastructure rehabilitation capabilities. Sancon, headquartered in Huntington Beach, California, brings specialized equipment, decades of experience, and an established presence across California and Nevada. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Loenbro, LLC acquired Revolution Industrial, a diversified industrial services provider based in Arizona. The deal expands Loenbro’s industrial service capabilities and regional reach across the Southwest United States, particularly in data center and infrastructure end markets. The acquisition was completed with the support of Loenbro’s investment partner, Braemont Capital.

National Safety Apparel (NSA) has acquired Warren Heim Corporation, a U.S.-based manufacturer of insulated bags for workers in the electrical utility market. The deal is NSA’s 15th acquisition since 2012 and the second since Blue Point Capital Partners’ May 2024 platform investment in NSA, strengthening NSA’s electrical safety product portfolio and U.S. manufacturing footprint.

Pikmykid announced the acquisition of Visitu to expand and strengthen its school safety platform, particularly in visitor and attendance management. The combination is intended to deliver an end-to-end campus safety and operations solution, integrating real-time visitor tracking with Pikmykid’s existing dismissal and school operations tools.

HouseWorks Holdings, LLC acquired Massachusetts-based home care providers O'Connell Care at Home and Best Home Care to expand its personal care services footprint in a core market. O'Connell Care at Home is based in the Springfield region and Best Home Care serves the Greater Boston area, strengthening HouseWorks' operations and staffing reach across Massachusetts. The transactions are HouseWorks' second and third acquisitions in Massachusetts since its partnership with InTandem Capital in December 2022.

Case IQ, a provider of investigative case management software and whistleblower hotline solutions, acquired Lextegrity, a compliance analytics and automation software company. The combination expands Case IQ into an end-to-end compliance and risk management offering by adding real-time compliance monitoring and analytics capabilities. Case IQ is owned by Resurgens Technology Partners, and Marks Baughan Securities LLC advised Lextegrity on the transaction.

GCM announced it has acquired the assets of Precision Swiss Products (PSP), expanding GCM’s precision machining capabilities and customer access. PSP’s assets include a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in North Carolina. GCM is a portfolio company of Avista Healthcare Partners; financial terms were not disclosed.

ALKEME, an insurance brokerage, announced the acquisition of Professional Benefits Consultants (PBC), a benefits agency headquartered in Canton, Georgia. The deal expands ALKEME’s presence in the southern United States and strengthens its benefits consulting and health/Medicare-focused insurance offerings.

King Risk Partners announced the acquisition of Viper Risk Management Group, an independent insurance agency based in Saint Johns, Florida. The deal expands King Risk Partners’ ability to deliver tailored insurance and risk management solutions across multiple industries and strengthens its presence in Northeast Florida.

NeuroFlow acquired Intermountain Health's proprietary behavioral health analytics (risk complexity) model to incorporate it into NeuroFlow's analytics suite. The deal expands NeuroFlow’s analytics and AI capabilities and enables broader national deployment of the clinically validated risk stratification model to NeuroFlow clients starting in 2025.

Fernweh Group LLC acquired Wincore Window Company, LLC, a manufacturer of vinyl windows and doors for the residential market. The investment establishes a new Fernweh platform focused on the Building Products sector, with Wincore continuing operations under its existing senior management team.

AFM Capital Partners Inc acquired Bull's Eye Brands, Inc., which operates as Smart Mouth Pizza. Smart Mouth provides a branded food service program delivering restaurant-quality pizza to K-12 schools across the country, and the partnership aims to accelerate the company's growth and expand its offerings in the education foodservice market.

Adams Outdoor Advertising announced it has acquired Riley (Patriot) Outdoor, expanding its out-of-home advertising footprint in North Carolina, particularly the Piedmont Triad region. The deal adds Riley (Patriot) Outdoor’s inventory of 201 billboard faces and 7 digital displays across 12 counties in eastern North Carolina, strengthening Adams Outdoor’s market reach in the state.

Waste Eliminator, backed by Allied Industrial Partners, acquired Enterprise Landfill and Phillips Recoveries, a construction and demolition (C&D) and industrial waste landfill and waste hauling firm. The deal expands Waste Eliminator’s collection and post-collection infrastructure and strengthens its presence across Georgia and South Carolina; financial terms were not disclosed.

Vision Graphics, LLC, alongside Banner Capital Management, LLC, acquired Queen of Wraps, a Utah-based provider specializing in commercial vehicle wraps and large-format graphics. Queen of Wraps will operate as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Vision Graphics, while founder Bryan Griffith and the Griffith family will remain significant owners in the combined Vision Graphics business. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Gamber-Johnson, a manufacturer and designer of mounting solutions for electronic equipment used in vehicles and mobility applications, has acquired American Aluminum Accessories. The deal expands Gamber-Johnson’s mobility and vehicle-solution offerings by adding capabilities such as secure storage, K9 transport systems, prisoner transport, and work truck accessories. American Aluminum Accessories will continue operating from its Perry, Florida facility under Gamber-Johnson, led by former president Jennifer Arnold as General Manager.

White Cap has acquired Site Supply, Inc., a distributor of construction materials focused on stabilization, stormwater, and erosion control for non-residential end markets. Site Supply operates four locations across Ohio, Kentucky, and Tennessee and will now be part of White Cap’s suite of brands, branches, and value-added services.

Verisk has sold its Atmospheric and Environmental Research (AER) business to JANUS Research Group. JANUS is a portfolio company of CM Equity Partners, and AER provides science-based solutions and actionable intelligence related to weather, climate, and space-based risks for government and commercial customers.

PrimeSource Brands, backed by Clearlake Capital Group, acquired CityPost, a provider of patented cable railing systems for residential renovation applications. The deal expands PrimeSource Brands' outdoor living products portfolio and complements its existing RailFX and Ultra-Tec solutions; financial terms were not disclosed.

Power Grid Components (PGC) has acquired Elliott Industries, a manufacturer of custom electrical equipment for utilities, OEMs, and commercial/industrial customers. The deal expands PGC’s power distribution product portfolio while maintaining the Elliott brand, with Elliott’s leaders Patricia Willcox and Ken Elliott III staying on to support an extended transition.

Milrose Consultants, backed by Southfield Capital, completed the acquisition of Construction Specifications, Inc. (CSI), a New Jersey-based architectural specification writing and consulting firm. The deal is Milrose’s eleventh acquisition since partnering with Southfield and expands Milrose’s capabilities in architectural specification consulting and building compliance services.

CPM announced the acquisition of Jacobs Global, a supplier of aftermarket parts for hammermills and pellet mills. The transaction is intended to expand CPM’s product portfolio and market reach and add capacity to better serve global customers in animal feed, oilseed, and biomass processing operations.

Vortex Companies, LLC has acquired Tri-State Utilities and Pipe Vision from National Underground Group, Inc., a portfolio company of ORIX Capital Partners. Tri-State (headquartered in Chesapeake, Virginia) provides trenchless infrastructure rehabilitation solutions, while Pipe Vision (based in Richmond, Virginia) provides pipe cleaning and inspection services across the Mid-Atlantic and Southeastern United States. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Thermal Technology Distribution Solutions (TTDS), a Gryphon Investors-backed platform, acquired Applied Thermal Systems, Inc. (ATS), a Minneapolis-based value-added distributor of electric heaters, controls, thermocouples, and related thermal management products and engineering services. The acquisition expands TTDS’s footprint into the Upper Midwest and strengthens its product and technical capabilities. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

Service Logic acquired HVAC, Incorporated, a commercial HVAC solutions provider founded in 1986 and headquartered in Milwaukie, Oregon. ACT Capital Advisors advised HVAC, Inc. on the transaction. The acquisition expands Service Logic’s network of HVAC/mechanical services and building automation providers across North America.

Altus Capital Partners acquired Air Innovations, LLC, a manufacturer of mission-critical environmental control units (ECUs) serving markets including wine, aerospace, semiconductor, homeland security, and healthcare. Air Innovations is headquartered in North Syracuse, New York, and its management team will remain in place. Financial terms were not disclosed.

HCI Equity Partners-backed Driven Distribution Group acquired the auto parts and accessories distribution business of Chicago Parts & Sound (CPS) in October 2024. The announcement was referenced alongside Driven Distribution’s earlier recapitalization of Tri-State Enterprises, Inc. in November 2023 as part of building an automotive aftermarket distribution platform.

Sentinel Capital Partners acquired NSI Industries, a manufacturer and supplier of branded electrical and HVAC components. The transaction establishes NSI as a new platform investment for Sentinel; financial terms were not disclosed.

Towlift announced the rebranding of FMH Material Handling Solutions and Intermountain Lift Truck (ILT) as Towlift dealerships, expanding its presence across the Western United States. Towlift originally acquired both dealerships in 2022, and they have continued operating under local management while now officially joining the Towlift family of dealerships.

Intersolar & Energy Storage North America (IESNA) announced it has acquired Midwest Solar Expo (MWSE), expanding its regional offerings for solar and energy storage professionals in the U.S. Midwest. The transaction adds MWSE to IESNA producer Diversified Communications’ clean energy events portfolio; Grimes, McGovern & Associates served as exclusive advisor to Midwest Solar Expo.

Westbridge Capital’s portfolio company, Federal Steel Supply (FSS), acquired Venture Pipe and Supply, Inc., an oilfield pipe, valve, and fittings supplier operating six locations across Oklahoma, New Mexico, and Ohio. The deal is positioned as a strategic add-on to expand FSS’s customer base and geographic footprint, with Venture to be led by Jeret Higgs as founder Ernie Brooks prepares to retire.

Aligned Exteriors Group (AEG), a residential roofing and exterior services platform, announced a partnership with Trinity Exteriors, a residential roofing services provider serving the Minneapolis region. Trinity’s owner, Ted Swanson, will remain in place to manage day-to-day operations as the company joins AEG’s Midwest portfolio. AEG is backed by River Sea Network and Pearl Street Capital Partners.

Dreamliner, a Nashville-based custom coach provider, acquired specialty entertainment transportation carriers Shomotion and Show Pro to expand into events transportation and logistics services. The founders and CEO of the acquired businesses will join Dreamliner’s executive team, and all employees will be retained. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Go Global Retail completed the acquisition of HATCH Collection, a premium maternity fashion and lifestyle brand, through its platform Janie and Jack Holdings, Inc. HATCH will continue operating from its base in New York, while Janie and Jack remains headquartered in San Francisco. The acquisition was financed through Janie and Jack Holdings along with a senior secured credit facility provided by MidCap Financial.

Synerion USA Inc., a cloud-based workforce management software provider, announced the acquisition of Qumulex Inc., a cloud-native video surveillance and access control platform. The deal expands Synerion’s offerings into the physical security market, enhancing its access control and video surveillance capabilities as part of its broader growth strategy.

Kiely Family of Companies (KIELY) announced the acquisition of All Bright Electric, an electrical contracting company headquartered in West Nyack, New York. The deal expands KIELY’s portfolio into electrical contracting as part of its broader diversified energy services offering.

Hidden Harbor Capital Partners has acquired a control investment in Tri Scapes LLC, a commercial landscaping services provider. Tri Scapes, founded in 1993 and headquartered in Alpharetta, Georgia, will continue to be led by founders Quinn and Rebecca Martin, who will remain active in the business. The transaction closed on July 12 and financial terms were not disclosed.

Rotunda Capital Partners has invested in Lehman Pipe and Supply, Inc. in partnership with the company’s existing management. Lehman, headquartered in Miami, Florida, distributes industrial pipe, valves and fittings and related products to commercial HVAC and plumbing contractors across South/Southwest Florida and international markets.

Hillman Solutions Corp., via its wholly owned subsidiary Big Time Products, LLC, acquired Intex DIY, a supplier of wiping cloths, consumable rags, and cleaning textiles. The deal expands Hillman’s Protective Solutions business, adding Intex’s patented cleaning-rag product portfolio; financial terms were not disclosed.

Duravant, a provider of engineered equipment and automation solutions, has acquired US-headquartered high-speed packaging machinery manufacturer T-TEK Material Handling. The deal expands Duravant’s packaging automation capabilities and strengthens its presence with packaged food, beverage, and consumer products customers.

Joe Hudson's Collision Center announced the acquisition of four collision repair locations: Millennium Paint & Body (Horn Lake, Mississippi), Lindley's Auto Body (McAlester, Oklahoma), Golden Collision (Little Rock, Arkansas), and Hourglass Collision (Tulsa, Oklahoma). The acquisitions expand Joe Hudson's footprint in Oklahoma, Mississippi, and Arkansas as part of its 2024 growth strategy.

Schuber Mitchell Homes acquired Cronkhite Homes, a homebuilder in the Springfield, Missouri area. The acquisition is intended to expand Schuber Mitchell Homes’ presence into the Springfield metro market while maintaining Cronkhite Homes’ service levels and supporting a smooth transition for employees and customers.

Bluestone Investment Partners announced a strategic investment in Qualis Corporation, a missile defense and space technology firm specializing in modeling and simulation of radio frequency waveforms. The investment was completed through Bluestone’s newly established Small Business Investment Company vehicle to support Qualis’ continued technology development initiatives.

Rmarts LLC acquired two legacy Shell-branded gas stations with convenience stores in Highland Park, Illinois, from longtime Shell operator John Kyle Sr., closing the transaction in June. Rmarts plans to rebrand the sites to the Rmarts banner and invest in upgrades including interior remodels, enhanced foodservice and coffee programs, and potential EV charging at one location.

QualiTech announced the acquisition of Ellison Bakery, a manufacturer of cookies, snack bars, toppings, and inclusion ingredients. The deal is positioned as a strategic add-on to expand QualiTech’s food ingredient capabilities following MidOcean Partners’ 2023 investment in QualiTech; terms were not disclosed. Ellison Bakery was described as a portfolio company of Tilia Holdings, LLC.

Saco Foods, a portfolio company of Fengate Private Equity and Weathervane Investment Corp., acquired Quinoa Corp. and its brands Ancient Harvest and Pamela's. The brands were purchased from funds managed by Encore Consumer Capital; financial terms were not disclosed.

Seacoast Service Partners (SSP), a White Wolf Capital Group platform, acquired Advanced Cooling and Heating LLC (ACH), a residential HVAC services provider in Palm Beach County and surrounding areas in Florida. The deal marks SSP’s fifth acquisition and supports its expansion strategy across Florida and the broader Southeastern United States.

PCF Insurance Services announced it has acquired the insurance business of Asset Insurance Agency, adding Asset’s team to PCF’s platform. PCF expects the combination to expand coverage solutions and provide additional services such as in-house risk management and claims advocacy for Asset’s clients. Asset Insurance Agency provides auto, home, commercial, and life insurance solutions across multiple U.S. states.

Tarantula Corporation, a railroad holding company that owns Fort Worth & Western Railroad (FWWR), has acquired Texas Central Railroad from Birdsong Corporation. FWWR has leased and operated Texas Central Railroad since 1998, and Tarantula said the acquisition will enable greater investment in maintenance and infrastructure to improve service and support future rail-served development along the line. The purchase was finalized on June 30 following more than two years of planning and negotiations.

Asure (NASDAQ: ASUR) acquired HireClick to expand its cloud-based Human Capital Management (HCM) software suite with an intuitive, AI-powered applicant tracking system. The acquisition adds HireClick’s end-to-end recruiting capabilities—job posting, applicant tracking, candidate communications, and AI-assisted job descriptions—aimed at small and mid-sized businesses.