Acquisitions in Delaware, United States

The Stonewall Group, a national architecture platform headquartered in Lafayette, Louisiana, acquired Architectural Alliance, Inc., an architectural design firm headquartered in Wilmington, Delaware (with an additional office in Exton, Pennsylvania). Architectural Alliance will continue to operate under its existing brand and leadership team, while gaining access to Stonewall’s investment, operational support, and national platform to expand capabilities across the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast.

Careerminds acquired Keystone Partners, Renovo, Job Copilot, and Outplacement Australia to expand its end-to-end workforce solutions platform. The combined group broadens Careerminds’ global career transition, outplacement, and talent development capabilities across North America, the United Kingdom, and Australia, with delivery in more than 100 countries and 80 languages.

Essity completed the acquisition of Edgewell Personal Care's feminine care business, including the Carefree, Stayfree and o.b. brands in North America and global feminine care rights for the Playtex brand. The asset purchase price was USD 340 million on a cash- and debt-free basis and includes a production facility in Dover, Delaware, with the operations consolidated into Essity as of February 2, 2026.

DIETL, a fine art and luxury goods logistics provider owned by The Rock-It Company, acquired four fine art logistics specialists: Delaware Freeport, Delaware National Art Company, Techno Export, and Registrar Technologies. The acquisitions expand DIETL’s capabilities in secure climate-controlled storage, handling/packing/crating, installation support, customs brokerage, and technology-enabled logistics services across key U.S. art markets.

DocLib, a provider of ERP-integrated accounts payable (AP) automation, acquired Broom Street Software, a QAD-focused software and services provider and long-time QAD partner. The deal expands DocLib’s capabilities in the QAD ecosystem by adding Broom Street’s Supplier Portal and Purchasing Desk products to strengthen supplier collaboration, procurement workflows, and procure-to-pay/AP automation for manufacturing and distribution customers.

Harbor Compliance announced the acquisition of CorpoMax Inc., a Delaware-based provider of incorporation and compliance services delivered in French to entrepreneurs and professionals worldwide. The deal expands Harbor Compliance’s service portfolio and strengthens its international footprint, including deeper reach into French-speaking markets such as French Canada, while enabling CorpoMax clients to access Harbor Compliance’s proprietary software and broader compliance infrastructure.

Curewell Capital, a Los Angeles-based healthcare-focused private equity firm, made a majority investment in Wilmington PharmaTech (WPT), a U.S.-based specialty CRDMO focused on custom small molecule API development and manufacturing. WPT founder and CEO Hui-Yin “Harry” Li will retain a significant ownership stake and continue to lead the company. The investment is intended to provide growth capital to expand WPT’s U.S. manufacturing capacity and scale its end-to-end API capabilities.

Clariti, a provider of community development and permitting solutions for governments, has acquired CivCheck, an AI plan review platform for building permits and planning approvals. CivCheck will remain a standalone, integrable product while Clariti plans to invest millions to expand CivCheck’s team and extend AI-assisted capabilities across the permitting journey.

VIVE Collision acquired Evolve: Electric Vehicle Specialists, an EV-focused collision repair facility based in New Castle, Delaware. The deal marks VIVE Collision’s first entry into Delaware and its 63rd location overall, expanding its capabilities in electric and hybrid vehicle collision repair.

Deckard Technologies, a GovTech SaaS and data provider for local government rental compliance, acquired short-term rental analytics and data company AllTheRooms. The deal strengthens Deckard’s Rentalscape short-term rental licensing and tax compliance platform by expanding data coverage, adding analytics capabilities, and bringing over AllTheRooms’ portfolio of U.S. patents and key team members.

The Grote Company Family of Brands acquired McCabe's Mechanical Services, a Georgetown, Delaware-based provider of fabrication and mechanical/millwright services, effective July 31, 2025. The deal expands Grote Company’s mechanical and millwright service capabilities for meat and poultry customers in the Northeast United States, while McCabe’s team and leadership will remain in place.

Quavo, Inc., a cloud-based fraud and dispute management software provider for financial institutions, secured a $300 million growth investment from Spectrum Equity. Existing investor FINTOP Capital will sell its ownership stake as part of the transaction, while Quavo’s co-founders and strategic investor Pegasystems will remain significant shareholders; terms were not disclosed.

Valor Exterior Partners, a portfolio company of Osceola Capital, acquired Kirkin Exteriors to expand its exterior home services footprint into Delaware and the broader Mid-Atlantic. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in New Castle, Delaware, Kirkin provides roofing, siding, solar, and other exterior home services across Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey.

Vision Innovation Partners (VIP), a Mid-Atlantic ophthalmology platform backed by Gryphon Investors, acquired Eye Care of Delaware, an eye surgery and treatment provider serving Delaware and surrounding states. The deal represents VIP’s 26th add-on acquisition since its founding in 2017 and expands VIP’s ophthalmology network in the Mid-Atlantic region.

Grace Hill, backed by Aurora Capital Partners, acquired HelloData, an AI-driven multifamily market analysis platform, to expand Grace Hill’s data-driven tools for real estate owners and operators. HelloData’s automated market, financial and leasing optimization analytics will be integrated into Grace Hill’s technology-enabled performance solutions for the multifamily industry.

Movella Holdings Inc. completed a restructuring transaction involving its wholly owned subsidiary, Movella Inc., and existing senior credit investor Francisco Partners. As a result of the restructuring agreement, Francisco Partners (through a newly formed partnership) now owns 100% of the capital stock of Movella pursuant to the Delaware General Corporation Law.

Arkieva, a supply chain planning software provider, announced a significant strategic growth investment from Banneker Partners. The partnership is intended to accelerate Arkieva’s growth, support innovation in supply chain technology for process manufacturing, and enable potential inorganic growth initiatives.

FleetPride, Inc. acquired the assets of ARS Truck & Fleet Service, a heavy-duty fleet repair business based in New Castle, Delaware. ARS operates 25 service bays across two locations plus a mobile fleet of 16 service trucks, and the deal expands FleetPride’s service footprint along the Eastern Seaboard.

Spectral Capital Corporation closed its acquisition of crwdunit, inc., exchanging 3,750,000 shares of Spectral stock for the company. The transaction was completed via a merger of crwdunit into Spectral QDA Holdings, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary, with crwdunit stakeholders receiving Spectral shares based on their prior investment in the platform.

Lomond Therapeutics, Inc. completed a reverse merger with Venetian-1 Acquisition Corp., which subsequently changed its name to Lomond Therapeutics Holdings, Inc. Concurrently, the company closed a $44 million private placement financing with participation from existing investors and new investors led by Deerfield Management Company, alongside American Financial Group and Heights Capital.

The Marygold Companies, Inc. acquired a 7.95% ownership stake in Midland Capital Holdings Corporation (MCHC) for $1.8 million. As part of the investment, Marygold also received warrants to purchase an additional 180,044 MCHC shares at $22.25 per share, expiring February 27, 2034. MCHC’s principal operating entity is Midland Federal Savings and Loan Association, headquartered in Bridgeview, Illinois.

Panopto announced the acquisition of Elai, an AI text-to-video platform that generates engaging learning videos using tools such as guided scriptwriting, creator studio features, and avatar-based capabilities. The deal expands Panopto’s AI-powered video creation and management platform by adding generative AI text-to-video functionality to support the full video learning lifecycle.

DiliTrust, a Paris-based provider of AI-powered SaaS solutions for in-house legal and corporate governance teams, acquired U.S.-based enterprise legal management (ELM) software company doeLEGAL. The deal expands DiliTrust’s presence in the United States and strengthens its product suite with doeLEGAL’s matter management, e-billing, and e-discovery capabilities; all doeLEGAL employees will join DiliTrust. Financial terms were not disclosed.

George & Lynch Inc., a general contracting firm based in Dover, announced it has acquired Harry Caswell LLC, a plumbing, mechanical, and utility contracting business based in Millsboro. Founder Harry Caswell is retiring and will remain involved as a consultant, along with his wife and business partner Lynne, while the acquired business continues serving customers in Delaware and Maryland.

American Industrial Partners (AIP) acquired Veolia North America’s Sulfuric Acid Regeneration Business, which provides sulfuric acid and potassium hydroxide regeneration, sulfur gas recovery, and sulfur-based products production services. Following the transaction, the business was renamed Nexpera and will partner with AIP to accelerate expansion in circular-economy environmental services and specialty sulfur-based products.

Fairdinkum Consulting, an IT consulting and managed services provider based in Manhattan, acquired InnoLink Systems, a technology solutions firm based in Delaware. The deal expands Fairdinkum’s geographic footprint in the Northeast and adds complementary capabilities across systems integration, cloud computing, and cybersecurity. Transaction terms were not disclosed.

PyroGenesis Canada Inc. purchased 100% control of Drosrite International LLC, a US-based private company, for CAD$1.00. The transaction clarifies the prior accounting-versus-legal relationship between the companies and makes Drosrite a wholly owned US subsidiary to support PyroGenesis’ expansion strategy and its aluminum dross processing solutions.

Med-Metrix, a technology-enabled revenue cycle management (RCM) solutions provider backed by A&M Capital Partners, acquired Hospital Billing & Collection Service, Ltd (HBCS). The deal expands Med-Metrix’s end-to-end RCM capabilities by adding HBCS’s patient financial engagement, self-pay, and insurance reimbursement solutions. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Onfolio Holdings Inc. entered into an agreement to acquire a 66% majority interest in the assets of SEO Marketing Inc., doing business as DDS Rank, a digital marketing services provider for dentists. The transaction values DDS Rank at a $600,000 purchase price, with Onfolio Agency SPV LLC investing $200,000 for 34% and Onfolio receiving its 66% stake via $200,000 of Series A Preferred Shares and a $200,000 secured promissory note due May 31, 2026.

Info Solutions, LLC, a technology infrastructure consulting, integration and management firm headquartered in Wilmington, Delaware, was sold to Custom Computer Specialists (CCS). CCS is a portfolio company of Columbia River Partners, and Info Solutions’ managing partners Rich Roux and Bill Riley will continue to lead the business within CCS.

JanOne Inc. has signed a definitive agreement to acquire ALT 5 Sigma Inc., a blockchain-based financial technology provider, along with its wholly owned subsidiaries. The deal is expected to close the week of May 13, 2024, subject to customary closing conditions and applicable regulatory requirements. Upon closing, ALT 5 will become a wholly owned subsidiary of JanOne, with consideration paid in JanOne common and preferred stock to ALT 5’s former stockholders.

Intel 471, a provider of cyber threat intelligence solutions, acquired Cyborg Security to expand its portfolio with advanced threat hunting capabilities. The deal adds Cyborg Security’s HUNTER Platform and behavioral detection expertise, enabling Intel 471 to offer intelligence-led threat hunting customized to client environments.

Diversify Advisor Network announced that Key Advisors Wealth Management, a Delaware-based fee-only RIA with $645 million in assets under management, is joining Diversify Wealth Management under its Partner Platform model. As part of the expanded partnership, Key founder Eddie Ghabour will transition with his team and become an equity holder in Diversify to help support the firm’s continued expansion.

Myonex, a global clinical trial supply company, completed the acquisition of SaveWay Compounding Pharmacy, a compounding pharmacy based in Newark, Delaware. SaveWay will operate as “SaveWay Compounding Pharmacy, a Myonex company,” expanding Myonex’s U.S. direct-to-patient and home healthcare provider capabilities and improving access to investigational and commercial medications across all 50 states.

The Hertrich Family of Automobile Dealerships acquired Lewes Body Works Collision Center in Lewes, Delaware and renamed it Hertrich Collision Center of Lewes New Road. The deal expands Hertrich’s collision-repair footprint to 13 collision centers overall and becomes its second location in Lewes.

Eilean Therapeutics LLC acquired Ness Therapeutics Inc. in an all-equity transaction. Ness is developing best-in-class PTPN2 inhibitors intended to enhance cancer immunotherapy efficacy with improved safety and tolerability profiles.

Zing Coach, a Palta-backed AI-powered fitness app company, announced it has acquired Zenia, a real-time workout performance tracking and voice-guided assistance provider. The deal adds Zenia’s technology, team, and proprietary licenses to enhance Zing’s AI fitness assistant with improved personalization, computer vision-based motion tracking, and real-time feedback.

Sodexo's InReach, Sodexo North America's multimarket convenience solutions business, acquired K&R Vending Services, a convenience operator headquartered in New Castle, Delaware. The acquisition expands InReach’s service footprint across the Delaware Valley, including Philadelphia, Southern New Jersey, Delaware, and Eastern Maryland.

Alera Group, an independent national insurance and financial services firm, announced the acquisition of Delaware-based CBM Insurance Agency. CBM, founded in 2008, provides commercial and personal insurance as well as individual life and health protection across Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey. Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

HF Sinclair Corporation completed its acquisition of Holly Energy Partners, L.P., buying all outstanding common units not already owned by HF Sinclair and its subsidiaries. The consideration was 0.3150 shares of HF Sinclair common stock plus $4.00 in cash per HEP common unit, and the merger was effected via a subsidiary of HF Sinclair. Following closing, Holly Energy Partners will be delisted from the NYSE and will cease to be a publicly traded partnership.

Creative Planning, LLC announced the acquisition of Daniels + Tansey, a Delaware-based firm providing integrated financial advisory, tax services, and investment management. The combination expands Creative Planning’s wealth management capabilities and brings Daniels + Tansey onto Creative Planning’s national platform, with the combined firm reporting more than $245 billion in assets under management and advisement as of July 1, 2023.

Electronic Servitor Publication Network, Inc. (XESP) approved and authorized a merger with Pointward Inc., a Delaware intellectual property holding company. The transaction brings Pointward’s channel activation and customer engagement technology and IP to XESP to support expansion of its digital engagement offerings, including capabilities for regulated and unregulated markets.

TJC L.P. (formerly The Jordan Company) completed the acquisition of Delrin, a global homopolymer business, launching Delrin as an independent company. The deal follows DuPont’s previously announced agreement to sell an 80.1% controlling interest in Delrin to TJC.

Sila Services, LLC has acquired Burns & McBride Home Comfort, a home services provider based in New Castle, Delaware. The acquisition expands Sila Services’ Mid-Atlantic presence and adds Burns & McBride’s residential heating and cooling service and installation capabilities across Delaware, Pennsylvania, and Maryland.

Marco Technologies announced the acquisition of Laser Tone Business Systems (Milford, Delaware) and Hunter Business Systems (Monroe Township, New Jersey), expanding its East Coast copier and print footprint. Employees from both businesses will join Marco’s East Coast team to support clients across the territory.

The Dermatology Specialists announced the acquisition of Delaware Valley Dermatology, expanding its dermatology platform beyond New York into a second state. Delaware Valley Dermatology, led by Dr. Michael Saruk, will continue serving patients in Delaware with Dr. Saruk taking on the role of Regional Medical Director as part of the combined organization.

Kade Ventures, a private equity firm, announced it has acquired GleamXLights, a B2B lighting brand focused on LED fixtures for warehouses, industrial facilities, and commercial applications. The deal, described as valued in the millions of dollars, is intended to accelerate GleamXLights’ global marketing and online presence while improving supply chain efficiency and sustainability.

Investment funds managed by KKR agreed to acquire Industrial Physics, a global provider of testing, measurement, and inspection instruments and equipment, from Union Park Capital. Headquartered in New Castle, Delaware, Industrial Physics serves end markets including food and beverage and packaging, and the transaction is expected to close in Q3 2023 subject to customary conditions. Following closing, Industrial Physics plans to implement KKR’s broad-based employee ownership program, and KKR intends to support growth organically and via add-on acquisitions.

Phreesia has acquired Comsort, Inc. d/b/a MediFind ("MediFind"), a health technology company that uses advanced analytics and machine learning to help patients find leading doctors and better care faster, particularly for serious, chronic, and rare diseases. The acquisition expands Phreesia’s consumer offerings and reinforces its patient-centered care and activation mission.

Mercer Global Advisors, Inc. (Mercer Advisors), a national registered investment adviser, announced the acquisition of Mallard Financial Partners, Inc., a comprehensive wealth management firm based in Newark, Delaware. Founded in 1996, Mallard serves more than 200 clients with approximately $180 million in assets under management, and will join Mercer Advisors to leverage broader infrastructure and expanded in-house services.

Omni Services, Inc. acquired The Briggs Company, Inc.; financial terms were not disclosed. Briggs, headquartered in New Castle, Delaware, fabricates and distributes industrial pipe fittings, hoses, and gaskets serving multiple end markets. Everingham & Kerr, Inc. served as exclusive financial advisor to Briggs and negotiated the transaction.

Camping World Holdings, Inc. announced it is set to acquire Hitch RV, an RV dealer with three locations across Delaware, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey. The transaction is expected to close in the third quarter of 2023 and will expand Camping World’s footprint in the Northeast, including its first entry into Delaware.

Clariti, a Vancouver-based government permitting and licensing software company, acquired Camino Technologies, an emerging regulatory/permitting technology vendor serving small and mid-sized governments. The deal expands Clariti’s community development product suite and is accompanied by additional funding to accelerate investment across product and customer-facing teams; Camino’s products have since been rebranded under the Clariti name.

XTM Inc. announced its intent to acquire QRails Inc., a vertically integrated earned wage access (EWA) provider and prepaid payments issuer-processor, through a proposed share purchase transaction. The contemplated purchase price is US$3.5 million (US$100,000 cash and US$3.4 million in XTM common shares), with XTM also assuming all of QRails’ debt, and QRails expected to operate as a wholly owned subsidiary of XTM upon closing.

LHC Group Inc. acquired Delaware-based Summit Home Care, a multi-location home health agency, for an undisclosed amount. M&A Healthcare Advisors (MAHA) served as Summit Home Care’s sell-side advisor on the transaction.

ENT & Allergy of Delaware, a Parallel ENT & Allergy supported practice, acquired Wilmington Otolaryngology and added a fourth location in Delaware. The deal expands ENT & Allergy of Delaware’s mid-Atlantic footprint and brings Wilmington Otolaryngology’s physicians into the group. Parallel ENT & Allergy, backed by Trinity Hunt Partners, provides the administrative support platform for the combined practice.

Allmark Door announced it will acquire the Newcastle location of Overhead Door Company of Delmar. The deal allows Allmark to retain the physical facility and expand service coverage for existing Delaware customers while extending its door and loading dock solutions to customers in northern Delaware and the surrounding region.

AssuredPartners announced the acquisition of IFS Benefits, LLC, an employee benefits insurance agency headquartered in Newark, Delaware. Founded in 2001, IFS provides employee benefits insurance products and services to clients across Delaware, and its 17-person team will continue under the operational leadership of owners Steve Blewitt and Bob Sonchen as AssuredPartners expands its MidAtlantic presence.

Strikepoint Group Holdings (SGH), formerly Horizon Group Holdings, has acquired Weeks Service Company, a home services contractor serving the Greater Houston metropolitan area. The acquisition expands SGH into the Texas market and adds Weeks’ HVAC, plumbing, electrical, indoor air quality, and generator service capabilities. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Montrose Environmental Group, Inc. acquired Environmental Alliance, Inc. (EAI), an environmental engineering and consulting firm, to expand its consulting and engineering services presence in the Mid-Atlantic. EAI’s senior leadership team will remain with the business and join Montrose’s Environmental Consulting & Engineering Division within its Remediation and Reuse segment. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Unigasket Group, controlled by Palladio Holding and Vittorio Calissi, completed the acquisition of a majority stake in MTO Hose Solutions Inc., a U.S. producer and marketer of PTFE tubes. The deal strengthens Unigasket’s presence in North America and supports its strategy of international expansion through synergistic acquisitions.

BP Environmental Services, a portfolio company of Expedition Capital Partners and Tecum Capital Partners, acquired ASI Comprehensive Waste Management. ASI provides asset-light managed waste management and recycling services for multi-location customers across the United States and Canada. The deal expands BP Environmental Services’ national footprint in environmentally friendly waste optimization solutions.

Smith System Driver Improvement Institute, Inc., a portfolio company of Levine Leichtman Capital Partners (LLCP), acquired Driving Dynamics, Inc. Driving Dynamics provides commercial fleet driver safety training services across the U.S., expanding Smith System’s workplace safety training capabilities and building on prior acquisitions.

RADfertility, a Delaware-based fertility clinic group, was acquired by CCRM Fertility in a transaction advised by Dresner Partners. Financial terms were not disclosed, and RADfertility’s physician leadership will continue in clinical leadership roles following the deal.

LabX Media Group announced the acquisition of ContractLaboratory.com (Contract Laboratory), a B2B laboratory outsourcing and scientific procurement marketplace. The platform connects laboratories with companies, governments, and universities seeking laboratory testing and related products and services, and will be expanded with additional resources under LabX Media Group.

Alexion, AstraZeneca Rare Disease completed its acquisition of LogicBio Therapeutics, Inc., a genomic medicine company, via a tender offer followed by a merger of an Alexion subsidiary into LogicBio. LogicBio became a wholly owned subsidiary of Alexion, and remaining shares were converted into the right to receive $2.07 per share in cash.

Intel 471 announced the acquisition of SpiderFoot, an OSINT automation platform provider focused on threat intelligence operations, attack surface management, and digital investigations. The deal terms were not disclosed, and Intel 471 plans to integrate SpiderFoot’s capabilities into its TITAN platform while investing in enhancements to SpiderFoot’s tools.

JTC completed its acquisition of New York Private Trust Company (NYPTC), a Delaware-chartered non-deposit trust company. NYPTC provides fiduciary services including trusts and estate administration, expanding and complementing JTC’s existing U.S. Private Client Services operations and strengthening its U.S. domestic trust services offering.

Aero 3, Inc., the parent company of AeroRepair and backed by GenNx360 Capital Partners, acquired Aircrafters, Inc., a provider of aviation wheel and brake parts and related aftermarket distribution services. Aircrafters is headquartered in New Castle, Delaware, and will join the Aero 3 family of companies while maintaining its current management team. The acquisition strengthens Aero 3’s parts distribution and logistics capabilities and supports expansion in North America and internationally.

eMolecules, Inc., a chemistry search-and-fulfillment platform for early drug discovery, acquired Frontier Scientific Inc. (FSI) and Frontier Agricultural Sciences Inc. (FAS) for undisclosed terms. The combination expands eMolecules’ capabilities in chemical materials/compound management, sample processing, and custom research services and adds a foothold in the agricultural/entomology research materials market. FSI and FAS employees will join eMolecules and continue operating from Newark, Delaware.

Hub International Limited acquired KT&D, Inc., an insurance brokerage providing multi-line solutions including medical malpractice, commercial and personal insurance, and employee benefits. KT&D’s team, led by CEO Scott Yerkes and President Kelly McGovern, will join Hub Mid-Atlantic; financial terms were not disclosed.

Mercer Global Advisors, Inc. (Mercer Advisors) announced it has acquired Mallard Advisors, LLC, a wealth management and financial planning firm based in Hockessin, Delaware. Mallard was founded and solely owned by William D. Starnes and serves 109 clients with approximately $165 million in assets under management; Starnes and his team will join Mercer Advisors as part of the transaction.

Simplicity Group announced the acquisition of Chesapeake Brokerage, a Delaware-based brokerage firm distributing life insurance, long-term care (LTC), and annuity products to independent agents and advisors. Chesapeake founders Jeff Levy and Marge Levy will continue managing day-to-day operations as partners while transitioning to the Simplicity brand.

SinglePoint, Inc.’s subsidiary The Boston Solar Company LLC acquired Ecodaptive, Inc., a Delaware corporation focused on clean-energy financial structuring solutions. The acquisition is intended to support Boston Solar’s growing commercial division and help scale Ecodaptive’s SunRAYS Energy Program in Massachusetts, which expands rooftop solar access through a roof-lease structure.

ScanSTAT Technologies, a provider of health information management solutions, announced the acquisition of Star-Med, LLC, a release of information (ROI) service provider based in Wilmington, Delaware. The deal expands ScanSTAT’s ROI capabilities, technology resources, and geographic presence while supporting HIPAA-compliant processing of health information requests across the United States.

Stark Truss Company, Inc. acquired Warren Truss Co., a wooden floor and roof truss manufacturer headquartered in Newark, Delaware. The transaction closed on June 10, 2022, and was advised on the sell-side by Generational Equity.

Nemo Tile & Co., LLC (Nemo Tile + Stone), a portfolio company of Saw Mill Capital, acquired Tile Market of Delaware, a tile and stone distributor serving retail and wholesale channels in the greater Delaware market. The acquisition expands Nemo’s presence in the Mid-Atlantic and adds proprietary brands, an online marketplace, and stone fabrication capabilities.

U.S. Foot & Ankle Specialists, LLC (USFAS), a portfolio company of NMS Capital, acquired Delaware Foot and Ankle Group, a podiatric practice operating three offices in Delaware. The acquisition expands USFAS’s Mid-Atlantic footprint and will provide Delaware Foot and Ankle Group access to USFAS’s administrative and support services.

Heartland Home Services acquired Custom Mechanical, a family-owned provider of residential HVAC (and plumbing) services in the Delaware market. The acquisition marks Heartland’s first entry on the East Coast and adds Custom to its portfolio of home services brands; transaction terms were not disclosed.

Pye-Barker Fire & Safety acquired B Safe Security, a Mid-Atlantic security alarm and life-safety systems provider headquartered in Wilmington, Delaware. The deal expands Pye-Barker’s service footprint into Delaware and New Jersey while strengthening its presence in Pennsylvania and Maryland. Vertex Capital’s Barry Epstein served as sole advisor to B Safe Security in the transaction.

EN Engineering acquired TG Advisers, Inc., a Wilmington, Delaware-based consulting firm specializing in steam and gas turbine, generator, and utility plant advisory services. TG Advisers (founded in 2004) provides troubleshooting, risk-informed outage planning, and operations and maintenance (O&M) optimization solutions for utilities and power operators. EN Engineering is a portfolio company of Kohlberg & Company, LLC.

Relation Insurance Services, Inc. acquired the assets of Brooks McCall & Associates, Inc., an independent personal insurance agency based in Newark, Delaware. The acquired business will be integrated into Relation’s existing Insley operations, expanding Relation’s presence in the Delaware market. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Trinity Hunt Partners announced the launch of Parallel ENT & Allergy Partners, a physician-centric management services organization (MSO) for ENT and allergy practices. Parallel completed a strategic partnership with ENT & Allergy of Delaware (ENTAD) in March 2022, with ENTAD continuing to operate under its existing brand and Parallel providing scalable support services to drive growth. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Sweeping Corporation of America (SCA) acquired A-1 Striping, Inc., a power sweeping services provider headquartered in Newark, Delaware. The deal expands SCA’s Mid-Atlantic footprint and strengthens its market presence in Delaware; transaction terms were not disclosed.

The Real Brokerage Inc. completed the acquisition of 100% of Expetitle, Inc., a multi-state digital title and eEscrow company. The deal, executed via a stock purchase agreement dated January 20, 2022, is intended to enhance a technology-driven real estate experience from search through closing. Total consideration was US$8.232 million in cash, including an escrowed portion to be released after 12 months subject to conditions.

Essity acquired AquaCast Liner, a privately held US provider of waterproof cast liners used in orthopedic fracture management. The deal strengthens Essity’s Medical Solutions business and expands its offering in waterproof and water-resistant casting products; the purchase price was not disclosed.

Global Tech Industries Group, Inc. (GTII) signed a member unit purchase agreement to acquire 100% of Classroom Salon Holdings LLC, an entity formed to acquire Classroom Salon, LLC. The deal consideration includes the issuance of 10,000,000 shares of GTII common stock, with closing expected within 30 days.

Platinum Equity completed its acquisition of Solenis, a Wilmington, Delaware-headquartered specialty chemicals and water treatment solutions provider, in a deal valuing Solenis at approximately $5.25 billion. As part of the transaction, Solenis simultaneously merged with Sigura Water, an existing Platinum Equity portfolio company, creating a combined business valued at approximately $6.5 billion and expanding Solenis into pool and spa water treatment markets. Clayton, Dubilier & Rice and BASF (the prior owners) fully exited Solenis in the sale.

Clairvest Group Inc., together with Clairvest Equity Partners VI and a newly formed subsidiary of Rubico Gaming LLC (run by gaming investor Thomas Benninger), agreed to and subsequently completed the acquisition of the Delaware Park casino and racetrack business in Wilmington, Delaware. Clairvest invested US$71 million for a majority interest in Delaware Park, with Clairvest Group Inc.’s portion totaling US$19 million; the property had been owned by the Rickman family since 1983.

Relation Insurance Services, Inc. acquired the assets of Insley Insurance & Financial Services, Inc., an independent insurance and financial products agency based in Newark, Delaware. The Insley Insurance team, led by President Harry “T” Insley, Jr., will join Relation and continue operating from the Newark office; financial terms were not disclosed.

Waterlogic announced the acquisition of Aquarius Water and Coffee, a commercial point-of-use water and delivery-based consumables company. Aquarius Water and Coffee is headquartered in Wilmington, Delaware and serves customers across Delaware, South Jersey, Southeastern Pennsylvania, and Maryland. The deal expands Waterlogic’s density and footprint in the Mid-Atlantic and supports its growth objectives in the Americas.

MedX Holdings Inc. (OTC: MEDH) announced it is acquiring Counterculture Brands Inc., a Delaware-based cannabis-focused licensing and franchising company. Counterculture Brands manages the licensing and franchising of the Lazydaze Counterculture and Coffeeshop brands as MedX expands its brand portfolio and vertically integrated cannabis strategy.

Gen Cap America, in partnership with the companies’ existing management team, acquired Lab Products, LLC and Harford Systems, LLC (together, “Lab Products”) from Avidity Science, LLC. Lab Products manufactures laboratory research animal housing and care equipment, including environmental control systems and cage systems, and is headquartered in Seaford, Delaware. Financial terms were not disclosed.

GraphCDN announced it has acquired FastQL, described as the first GraphQL CDN service. FastQL creator Zach Hobbs will advise GraphCDN, and FastQL customers are expected to migrate to GraphCDN over the coming months. The deal strengthens GraphCDN’s position in GraphQL caching and related API performance and security capabilities.

Strikepoint Group Holdings announced it has acquired First Class HVAC, a heating, cooling, and plumbing services provider based in Millsboro, Delaware. The deal represents Strikepoint’s fifth acquisition of 2021 and adds another local home-services brand to its expanding portfolio.

AssuredPartners, Inc. acquired B&H Insurance, LLC (BHI), an insurance agency based in Newark, Delaware. BHI’s 26-person team will continue under the leadership of John Boykin, and the agency reports approximately $8 million in annualized revenues.

Venerable Holdings, Inc. completed its acquisition of Corporate Solutions Life Reinsurance Company (CS Life Re) from Equitable Holdings, Inc. as part of a deal that also includes reinsurance of a legacy variable annuity block from Equitable Financial Life Insurance Company. Following the transaction, Equitable Holdings will take a noncontrolling 9.09% equity stake in Venerable’s parent holding company, VA Capital Company LLC, subject to regulatory approvals for related governance changes.

Amalgam Rx, Inc. acquired the adaptive, conversational AI assets of Geetha, LLC to strengthen its data science and digital health capabilities. As part of the transaction, Geetha founder Bharath Sudharsan will join Amalgam Rx as chief data scientist and head of AI.

The Option Group, a certified life care management company, acquired AgeWise Solutions, an elder care management provider based in Bear, Delaware. The acquisition expands The Option Group’s service footprint into Delaware while continuing AgeWise’s life care management and family caregiver support services for clients in Wilmington and surrounding areas.

Matrix Sciences announced the acquisition of AgroLab Inc., an agronomic testing laboratory based in Harrington, Delaware. The deal expands Matrix Sciences’ agri-food laboratory network to provide services on both coasts and in the Midwest, and marks Matrix’s fourth acquisition focused on the agriculture market.