Acquisitions in Oklahoma, United States

E&I Sales, a Tulsa-based electrical equipment manufacturing company, announced it has acquired Industrial Motor Services, an electric motor repair and maintenance provider in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Following the transaction, Industrial Motor Services will operate as E&I Motor Repair LLC, with no changes to its physical address or phone numbers.

Pye-Barker Fire & Safety acquired The Alarm Group (TAG) to expand and enhance its commercial security alarm, fire and life safety services footprint in Oklahoma. The Alarm Group operates in Oklahoma City and Lawton and provides burglar and fire alarms, access control, video surveillance, and mobile security solutions; its technicians will continue serving customers post-transaction.

617 Collective, a New York-based holding company focused on founder-led marketing, PR, and creative agencies, announced it has acquired Nominee Design, an Oklahoma-based strategic brand and creative studio. Terms were not disclosed, and Nominee will continue operating under its existing name and leadership as part of 617 Collective’s partner-holdco model.

Ascend Vision Partners acquired three ophthalmology practices—Oklahoma Retinal Consultants, Wise Eye Associates, and Sylvester Eye Care & Aesthetics—expanding its presence into the Oklahoma City market. The combination broadens Ascend Vision’s coverage across North and South Oklahoma City, Norman, and as far south as Lawton, adding retinal, ophthalmic, and aesthetic services to its regional platform.

SSC CPAs + Advisors, a 100% employee-owned CPA and wealth management firm based in Kansas, announced a merger with Harrison Henderson PLLC, an Oklahoma-based accounting firm. The combined organization will operate under the SSC CPAs + Advisors name, expanding market reach and service offerings across tax, accounting, advisory, and related financial services. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Warner Pacific, a national general agency for insurance brokers backed by Lovell Minnick Partners, completed the acquisition of Local Insurance Advisors (LIA), an Oklahoma-based Medicare and individual health insurance advisory firm. The deal expands Warner Pacific’s Midwest footprint and strengthens its Medicare and individual health insurance distribution capabilities. LIA co-owners Tom Mays and Travis Branch will join Warner Pacific as Regional Vice Presidents to continue leading growth efforts in the Midwest and beyond.

Gladstone Investment Corporation, alongside Xyresic Capital, acquired Rowan Energy, Inc., with Gladstone providing senior secured debt and the majority of the equity to complete the transaction. Rowan Energy is an oil-and-gas services company focused on frac sand filtration, completion-equipment deployment, and field-operations support, and is headquartered in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

StoneTree Investment Partners made an undisclosed investment in Reel Power International Corp., an Oklahoma City, Oklahoma-based manufacturer of engineered, automation-enabled winding, spooling, and flexible material-handling equipment. The transaction was structured as a sale from prior owner Praesidian Capital (which had partnered with Dubin Clark in 2023) to StoneTree, with Mesirow advising Reel Power and McGuireWoods advising StoneTree.

Pye-Barker Fire & Safety acquired Oklahoma-based sister companies Alcom Security Systems and OK-SEE to expand its integrated life safety and security services in the Oklahoma City area. The acquisitions add security/alarm services and mobile security trailer offerings, including proactive video monitoring capabilities.

Zeeco, a Tulsa, Oklahoma-based combustion and environmental solutions provider, acquired Devco Process Heaters, a Tulsa-based fired-heater design and technology company, to expand its capabilities in the U.S. midstream oil and gas market. Finalized on December 5, 2025, the deal included Devco’s brand, products, and technical expertise, and Devco’s employees—including owner Jeff Hutsell—joined Zeeco in new and expanded roles.

Hoffman Sanitation Services, owned and operated by Stewart Hoffman, acquired James Shea Sanitation, a waste service provider headquartered in Coalgate, Oklahoma. The deal expands Hoffman’s service footprint in southeast Oklahoma, adds residential and commercial routes across multiple counties, and is described as Hoffman’s fourth acquisition of 2025.

CostPerform acquired Acumen Cost Analytics, a U.S. profitability and cost-modeling software product created by Armada Solutions. The deal expands CostPerform’s presence in the United States and combines the two platforms into a single cost and profitability solution for financial institutions, with integration planned in phases over the next two years.

Force Electrical Services, a provider of repair and maintenance services for electrical transmission and distribution infrastructure, received a growth investment from private equity firm SkyKnight Capital. Force’s founder will remain a significant shareholder and the existing management team will continue to lead the business as it expands service offerings and capabilities.

GMS Inc. announced it has successfully acquired the assets of Brown Machinery, a supplier of EIFS, stucco, concrete block, and masonry-related products serving Oklahoma and North Texas. Brown Machinery is expected to continue operating under its existing brand, with General Manager Justin Owens continuing to lead the business as GMS expands its distribution coverage in the region.

PROtect, LLC announced the acquisition of Trident Pipeline Integrity, LLC (TPI) to expand PROtect’s Pipeline Integrity program and add advanced non-destructive testing capabilities. The deal strengthens PROtect’s ultrasonic testing and corrosion mapping expertise and deepens its operational presence in Oklahoma serving oil & gas and related energy infrastructure markets.

GFL Environmental Inc. acquired Superior Waste Industries, LLC, a Shawnee, Oklahoma-based environmental services holding company, from Red Dog Equity LLC in an all-cash transaction. Superior Waste was formed in 2022 by Billy Dietrich and grew through acquisitions including Central Disposal, Harley Hollan, Sue's Recycling and Sanitation, and SDS Roll-off Dumpsters. Stifel served as Superior’s exclusive financial advisor on the sale.

Praesidian Capital announced a successful exit of its tech-enabled e-commerce consumer products distribution business. The announcement did not disclose the name of the business sold, the buyer, transaction value, or other deal terms.

USI Insurance Services acquired Rogers Insurance Center, an independent insurance brokerage firm specializing in commercial and personal risk insurance programs. Rogers Insurance Center, founded in 1997 and headquartered in Miami, Oklahoma, expands USI’s commercial and personal risk capabilities in Oklahoma and beyond. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Specialty Appliances, a portfolio company of Reynolda Equity Partners, has acquired Brewer Dental Laboratory. The deal expands Specialty Appliances’ product categories and broadens its geographic reach in Oklahoma, with Specialty Appliances partnering with Adam Brewer for the next phase of Brewer’s growth.

Leeward Renewable Energy (LRE) acquired the Twelvemile Solar 1 & 2 portfolio, a combined 152 MW solar facility located in southern Oklahoma. The portfolio was purchased from Red River Renewable Energy LLC, a joint venture between SunChase Power LLC and Eolian LP, with LRE collaborating with the sellers during early development; construction is now underway with power delivery expected in early 2026.

Blackjack Natural Resources, a newly formed upstream oil and gas company headquartered in Oklahoma City, announced an equity commitment from Pearl Energy Investments and members of Blackjack’s management team. The capital will support Blackjack’s strategy to pursue upstream investment opportunities primarily in the greater Mid-Continent region.

Inszone Insurance Services acquired Stephenson, Baggs & Guthrie, LLC (doing business as Stephenson Insurance Center), an insurance agency based in Woodward, Oklahoma with an additional location in Kingfisher, Oklahoma. The acquired firm specializes in commercial insurance—particularly for the Oil & Gas industry—and also provides auto, home, and employee benefits coverage. The transaction expands Inszone’s presence in Oklahoma and adds the Stephenson Insurance Center team to Inszone’s national brokerage platform.

Equity Bancshares, Inc., the holding company for Equity Bank, completed its acquisition/merger with NBC Corp. of Oklahoma, the parent of NBC Oklahoma in Oklahoma City. The deal adds seven locations in Oklahoma and expands Equity’s Oklahoma presence to 15 total locations, with NBC branches reopening under the Equity Bank brand on July 3 and systems consolidation expected in late August 2025.

Valicor Environmental Services, a Pritzker Private Capital portfolio company, acquired NewGen Resources, LLC, a provider of non-hazardous wastewater disposal and industrial oil services. The deal expands Valicor’s centralized wastewater treatment footprint into Oklahoma, adding NewGen’s Oklahoma City wastewater treatment facility and its oil collection and processing facility in Atkins, Arkansas.

One America Bancorp Inc., a newly formed bank holding company led by investor Bruce Ware, acquired Hopeton State Bank, a $26 million community bank in Woods County, Oklahoma. The deal supports One America’s strategy to expand lending in rural Oklahoma while building a commercial banking presence in the Dallas–Fort Worth market, alongside an added capital injection to grow lending capacity.

Vectair, a global provider of aircare and hygiene products, acquired Big D Industries, a manufacturer of odor control and air freshening products. The deal expands Vectair’s product portfolio and strengthens its capabilities in commercial and industrial cleaning markets.

Acorn Capital Management closed a single-asset continuation fund to extend its partnership with Sentry Aerospares and fund the company’s next phase of global growth. Kline Hill Partners and LSV Advisors co-led the transaction, which provided liquidity to existing investors and brought in new capital commitments to support organic initiatives and future M&A.

T.D. Williamson (TDW), a Tulsa, Oklahoma-based provider of pipeline infrastructure technology and services, received a strategic investment from funds managed by Apollo. Existing owner SCF Partners, which acquired TDW in June 2022, will retain a majority ownership stake following the transaction.

Mercer Global Advisors, Inc. (Mercer Advisors) acquired Full Sail Capital, an Oklahoma City-based wealth management firm with approximately $2 billion in client assets. The deal expands Mercer Advisors’ presence in Oklahoma (its second acquisition in the state) and increases its Texas and Oklahoma regional footprint to more than $7 billion in client assets under management.

Elevator Service Inc. (ESI) announced the acquisition of American Elevator, an Oklahoma City-based provider of elevator maintenance, repair, and modernization services. The deal expands ESI’s service footprint in the Southwest, adding American Elevator’s established operations in Oklahoma (including Oklahoma City and Tulsa) and West Texas while retaining the American Elevator brand.

WhiteHawk Income Corporation (together with WhiteHawk Energy, LLC and subsidiaries) agreed to acquire PHX Minerals Inc. in an all-cash transaction valued at approximately $187 million including net debt, offering PHX stockholders $4.35 per share. The acquisition adds roughly 1.8 million gross unit acres of natural gas mineral and royalty assets (notably in the Haynesville Shale and the SCOOP/STACK region). The deal was completed on June 23, 2025 following a tender offer and second-step merger, and PHX was delisted from the NYSE.

Industrial Thermal Services (ITS) has acquired On-Site Stress Relieving Services (OSR), a provider of post-weld heat treating (PWHT) and stress relieving services. Supported by Amberjack Capital Partners, the deal expands ITS's national footprint by adding OSR locations in Tulsa, Houston, and Topeka and increasing ITS to 10 nationwide locations. Carriage Hill advised ITS on the transaction.

South Wind Exploration & Production, a newly formed independent oil and natural gas company based in Oklahoma City, announced it has received over $400 million of equity commitments. The commitments came from Kayne Private Energy Income Fund III (managed by Kayne Anderson Capital Advisors) and members of South Wind’s management team to support South Wind’s strategy of acquiring and operating large, producing onshore U.S. oil and gas assets.

Truss Peak Holdings LLC, through its subsidiary TPH Insurance Hold Co LP (Truss Peak), has closed the acquisition of Leaders Life Insurance Company, a Tulsa-based provider of life and health insurance products. Leaders was previously owned by Michigan Farm Bureau Financial Corporation and will continue to operate under its existing brand and leadership team following the transaction.

SMX Industrial Solutions acquired Preston Eastin, a manufacturer of robotic and manual welding positioning systems, to expand its advanced fabrication and welding solutions portfolio. Preston Eastin will continue operating from Tulsa, Oklahoma under the leadership of Gary Gamino. SMX Industrial Solutions is backed by private equity firm Emko Capital, which is supporting the company’s ongoing growth initiatives.

Electronic Merchant Systems (EMS) acquired Oklahoma City-based merchant acquirer Peel Payments to expand EMS’s distribution channels and deepen its presence in the petroleum/C-store payments market. Peel Payments will leverage EMS’s technology infrastructure and resources to enhance the merchant experience and support continued growth. EMS is backed by a strategic majority investment from BharCap Partners completed in 2024.

Lion Power Services LLC, a subsidiary of Mammoth Energy Services, sold all equity interests in its wholly owned infrastructure subsidiaries 5 Star Electric, Higher Power Electrical and Python Equipment to Peak Utility Services Group for $108.7 million. Lion received $98.3 million in cash at closing, with $10.4 million placed into escrow for post-closing adjustments and indemnified liabilities.

FCA, LLC ("FCA Packaging"), a Wynnchurch Capital portfolio company, acquired Viking Packing Specialist. Viking, headquartered in Tulsa, Oklahoma, manufactures and distributes custom industrial protective packaging—including wood crates and cases, metal containers, corrugated products, and dangerous goods packaging—expanding FCA’s presence in Oklahoma and Texas markets.

Inszone Insurance Services announced the acquisition of Employee Benefits Advantage, an employee benefits agency based in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. The deal expands Inszone’s employee benefits division and strengthens its presence in the Oklahoma market, while Employee Benefits Advantage clients gain access to Inszone’s broader insurance resources.

Easy Ice closed two acquisitions, purchasing the ice machine leasing divisions of Red Rock Food Equipment and CABA Leasing. Both businesses are based in Oklahoma City and operate in Oklahoma and North Texas, expanding Easy Ice’s regional density and presence in managed ice machine rental solutions.

Tenstreet, a marketplace solution provider for trucking carriers and drivers, announced the acquisition of DriverReach, a driver recruitment and compliance management software provider. The combination is intended to expand and further scale Tenstreet’s driver/carrier network while leveraging DriverReach’s software advances to improve usability and adoption for carriers and private fleets.

Reliability Won, an industrial services platform focused on asset reliability and backed by Battery Ventures, acquired Noria Corp., a provider of lubrication management and oil analysis services, training, conferences and software. Noria will continue operating under its brand and joins Mobius Institute within the Reliability Won group to expand a global portfolio of asset-reliability, condition-monitoring and precision-maintenance offerings.

The Owen Family of Companies ("Owen"), a Wynnchurch Capital portfolio company, acquired J&R Equipment, LLC. J&R Equipment, headquartered in Oklahoma City, distributes environmental and refuse equipment in the Oklahoma and Arkansas markets, expanding Owen’s footprint in municipal, utility, and commercial infrastructure equipment.

Bell Camper Sales acquired Tulsa RV & Marine, an RV dealership located in Catoosa, Oklahoma. The business was sold by owners Craig and Viktoriya Goldrich, with Performance Brokerage Services serving as the exclusive sell-side advisor. Following the transaction, Tulsa RV & Marine will be renamed Bell Camper Sales of Tulsa and will continue operating at its existing Catoosa location.

Argonaut Private Equity acquired Pryer Aerospace, adding the aerospace manufacturer to Argonaut’s Fund V portfolio. Pryer Aerospace (founded in 1965 as Pryer Machine & Tool) produces complex aerospace structural assemblies and components supported by precision machining and sheet metal fabrication, serving commercial aviation, defense, and space programs from facilities in Tulsa and Claremore, Oklahoma.

IES Holdings, Inc. acquired Arrow Engine Company, a Tulsa, Oklahoma-based provider of engines, generator sets, compressors, and replacement parts primarily serving the natural gas production market. Arrow was acquired from TriMas Corporation, including its 130,000-square-foot Tulsa manufacturing facility, and will operate under the Arrow name within IES’s Infrastructure Solutions segment.

Tyler Technologies, Inc. acquired MyGov LLC, a provider of cloud-based software for permitting, inspections, planning, and zoning used by municipalities. The deal expands Tyler’s public administration portfolio with MyGov’s community development and asset management solutions for towns, cities, and counties across the United States. MyGov, headquartered in Norman, Oklahoma, will be integrated into Tyler’s Municipal & Schools Division.

Cattlemen's Steakhouse, Inc., a historic Oklahoma City steakhouse founded in 1910, was acquired by an individual investor in a transaction that included both the operating business and its real estate. The deal closed on January 29, 2025, with Generational Group serving as M&A advisor on the sale.

Centre Technologies, a Texas-based IT consulting and managed services provider, acquired Tulsa, Oklahoma-based IT services and solutions provider hummingbird.tech. The deal expands Centre Technologies’ footprint in Oklahoma and adds capabilities across managed services, cloud, and cybersecurity for small-to-midsize business customers.

Automated Systems, Inc. (ASI) acquired American Bank Systems (ABS), a compliance-focused software provider serving U.S. community banks. Banyan Software supported the transaction, and ABS will be integrated into ASI’s operations as part of Banyan Software’s Financial Institutions Group.

Brillion, a provider of customer engagement and program management solutions for utilities, acquired Automated Energy, Inc. (AEI). The acquisition adds AEI’s energy analytics capabilities to Brillion’s platform, enhancing utilities’ ability to serve and educate commercial and industrial (C&I) electricity customers with interactive usage and cost insights.

Construction Partners, Inc. (CPI) acquired Overland Corporation, an asphalt manufacturing and paving company headquartered in Ardmore, Oklahoma. Overland operates eight hot-mix asphalt plants and provides paving services across southern and western Oklahoma and northern Texas for public, commercial, and residential projects.

Impact Fire announced it has acquired Tiger Fire Protection, a water-based fire protection systems provider headquartered in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Tiger Fire Protection provides design, installation, inspection, maintenance, and repair services for fire sprinkler systems, fire pumps, and backflow systems across a range of commercial end markets. The sellers were Tiger Fire Protection owners Eric Stehm and Bubba Graves; Impact Fire is owned by AI Fire.

Vulcan Spring & Manufacturing Co. announced the acquisition of Gardner Spring, Inc., a Tulsa, Oklahoma-based manufacturer of stock springs and wire forms. The deal expands Vulcan’s stock spring portfolio and product offerings while keeping Gardner Spring operating as a subsidiary with continued operations in Tulsa.

Big Brand Tire & Service acquired Robertson Tire, a Tulsa, Oklahoma-based tire and automotive service provider, including all 14 of Robertson Tire’s locations. Percheron Capital stated its portfolio company Big Brand Tire & Service also acquired Tires To You, marking expansion into the Oklahoma and Texas markets with a combined 21 locations; members of the Robertson family’s third generation will remain in leadership to support continuity of the Robertson brand and legacy.

FloWorks International LLC, a Wynnchurch Capital portfolio company, acquired Applied Controls LLC and AC Systems Integration LLC (collectively, Applied Controls). Headquartered in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Applied Controls provides industrial process controls and analyzer systems, expanding FloWorks’ offering to include process controls, heat trace, and analyzer systems.

WSB LLC, a GHK Capital Partners-backed infrastructure engineering and consulting firm, announced the acquisition of Meshek & Associates, LLC, a specialized civil engineering firm headquartered in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The deal is intended to expand WSB’s service offerings and deepen its presence in Oklahoma by adding Meshek’s three offices and 50+ employees.

Cards Holdings LLC acquired Ken's Trash Service, expanding its waste services footprint in northeast Oklahoma. The deal marks Cards' 10th acquisition of the year and is intended to enhance safe, reliable residential and commercial waste solutions in the Tahlequah and Cherokee County region.

ParagonX Holdings, Inc. announced it has entered into agreements to divest Canary Travel and AV Rover, though both businesses have withdrawn participation in the 3(a)(10) settlement with EROP and related notes/contingent liabilities tied to their purchase agreements were canceled. The company also noted ongoing creditor negotiations and a separate letter of intent for an accretive acquisition, but no acquirer for the divestitures was disclosed.

Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. acquired Scout Benefits Group LLC, an employee benefits consulting firm based in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; financial terms were not disclosed. Scout’s team, including Tiffany Davis and Todd Davis, will continue operating from their current location under Gallagher’s Central region employee benefits consulting leadership.

The Black Phoenix Group LLC acquired PACCAR Winch, Inc. from PACCAR Inc. in a carve-out transaction that closed on November 1, 2024, with financial terms undisclosed. Patriot Capital provided debt and equity co-investment financing to support the acquisition, partnering alongside Bluehenge Capital Partners.

Saw Mill Capital has completed the sale of Victory Energy Operations, LLC to Main Street Capital Corporation. Victory Energy designs, manufactures, and services industrial and commercial boiler systems and related heat recovery equipment across a range of end markets.

On October 16, 2024, Crane 1 Services Inc. acquired Bridge Crane Specialists, LLC and Bridge Crane Express, LLC (collectively “Bridge Crane”), expanding Crane 1’s presence in the south-central United States. Bridge Crane, founded in 1987, designs, manufactures, installs, and services custom overhead crane systems and material handling equipment across three locations in the greater Tulsa, Oklahoma area. The acquisition adds significant custom crane design/fabrication capability to Crane 1, which is backed by L Squared Capital Partners.

Pronoss, LLC acquired City Trailer Inc., both based in Oklahoma City, to combine Pronoss’ specialty vehicle collision repair and remanufacturing capabilities with City Trailer’s truck and trailer sales, service, maintenance, and distribution operations. City Trailer’s leadership team will remain in place as the businesses merge into the broader platform of CTPN Operating, LLC, an affiliate structure that includes Pronoss. Infinity Capital Partners arranged the transaction; financial terms were not disclosed.

Main Street Capital Corporation completed a $74.4 million investment to facilitate a majority recapitalization of Victory Energy Operations, partnering with the company’s founder and management team. The transaction also funded the buyout of an institutional investor and included a mix of first-lien senior secured term debt and a direct equity investment.

Oscium announced the acquisition of MetaGeek to expand its wireless network solutions by combining MetaGeek’s WLAN analysis software with Oscium’s wireless test hardware. MetaGeek will continue operating under its brand during the transition, and co-founder Brian Tuttle will return to lead the software development side. The combined company plans to deliver integrated and bundled products to simplify wireless network management for professionals worldwide.

Ingersoll Rand Inc. acquired Air Power Systems Co., LLC (APSCO), Blutek s.r.l., and UT Pumps & Systems Private Limited for a combined purchase price of approximately $135 million. The three bolt-on acquisitions add more than $50 million of cumulative revenue and expand Ingersoll Rand’s capabilities across hydraulics/pneumatics, compressed air and nitrogen generation, and pump technologies in multiple end markets.

Summit Midstream Corporation and its wholly owned subsidiary Summit Midstream Partners, LP acquired Tall Oak Midstream Operating, LLC and its subsidiaries (Tall Oak Midstream III) from an affiliate of Tailwater Capital for approximately $450 million of total consideration. The consideration includes $155 million in cash, 7.5 million Summit Midstream Partners common units paired with 7.5 million shares of SMC Class B common stock, and up to $25 million of contingent cash consideration payable through March 31, 2026. The acquisition (a natural gas gathering and processing system in Oklahoma’s Arkoma Basin) was announced October 1, 2024 and completed on December 2, 2024 following shareholder approval.

ClarkDietrich announced it has acquired Studs Unlimited, an Oklahoma City-based steel framing fabrication business, effective Oct. 1, 2024. The deal is intended to expand ClarkDietrich’s geographic footprint and service levels across the U.S. Midwest. ClarkDietrich acquired Studs Unlimited’s assets from Foundation Building Materials.

Ace Mart Restaurant Supply, a Texas-based foodservice equipment and supplies dealership headquartered in San Antonio, acquired Curtis Restaurant Supply effective September 28. Curtis Restaurant Supply is based in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and will be integrated into Ace Mart, with Curtis staff joining Ace Mart to expand distribution capabilities and enhance services.

Paschal Air, Plumbing & Electric announced the acquisition of Patriot Heating & Air to expand its HVAC, plumbing, and electrical home services footprint into Oklahoma. Patriot Heating & Air, based in Oklahoma City, will join the Paschal family, broadening Paschal’s reach while maintaining service continuity for existing Patriot customers.

TPG Rise Climate, the climate investing strategy of TPG’s global impact investing platform, acquired MIRATECH Corp., a leader in aftermarket emissions and noise reduction technology for stationary industrial engines. MIRATECH designs and manufactures emissions control and monitoring products (including catalysts, filters and silencers) serving mission-critical power generation and data centers, as well as energy infrastructure, marine and construction markets. The business was sold by BP Energy Partners, which held MIRATECH through BP Natural Gas Opportunity Partners II, L.P.

Heater Specialists (HSI), a Tulsa, Oklahoma-based manufacturer and subsidiary of Energy Process Technologies Inc. (EPTI), acquired the assets comprising ParFab Industries’ fabrication business located in Inola, Oklahoma. The transaction expands HSI’s fabrication capacity and footprint, and HSI will continue operations under the HSI name while retaining ParFab’s production employees and completing ongoing ParFab projects. ParFab Field Services will remain a separate standalone business under its existing ownership as ParFab divests heater fabrication to focus on its field services division.

America's Group, the parent company of America's Auto Auction and AXLE Funding, acquired Z66 Tulsa Auto Auction as its fourth acquisition since June. The deal expands America's Group's auto auction footprint and strengthens its presence in Oklahoma, bringing the company to 42 auto auctions.

Cards Holdings LLC has acquired two Oklahoma-based waste services businesses, Harrah Disposal (Harrah) and Stacy's Trash Service (Tahlequah). The acquisitions expand Cards’ residential, municipal curbside, and commercial frontload offerings across central and eastern Oklahoma, adding roughly 5,000 customers.

Harrington Process Solutions acquired Cortrol Process Systems in a private transaction to expand its offering of industrial flow-control solutions. Cortrol distributes corrosion-resistant, non-metallic flow control products and provides fabrication services for fiber-reinforced plastic systems serving chemical processing, industrial, and municipal water end markets. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Argonaut Private Equity announced a partnership with Layco Electric Innovations (LEI), a Tulsa, Oklahoma-based provider and manufacturer of electric motors, industrial controls, and power distribution solutions. Argonaut will support LEI’s growth with operational expertise as LEI expands capacity, including building a new manufacturing facility in Tulsa.

Genesis Park, through its fund Genesis Park Partners, LP, made a debt and equity investment in HBI Services. The investment supports a minority recapitalization and provides capital for HBI’s growth initiatives as a full-service metal fabrication and premium charcoal grill manufacturer (Hasty Bake).

FreshEdge, a super-regional distributor of customized fresh food solutions backed by Wind Point Partners, acquired Frontier Produce, a fresh produce distributor based in Oklahoma. The deal expands FreshEdge’s distribution footprint westward beyond the Midwest and adds capacity through Frontier’s three facilities in Tulsa and Oklahoma City.

Cobalt Service Partners, a commercial access solutions platform backed by Alpine Investors, acquired Digi Security Systems, LLC, a Tulsa-based commercial security systems integrator founded in 2003. Digi’s management team will remain in place, with plans for Cobalt to appoint a CEO to support and accelerate growth. RAE Corporation, which held a majority equity stake in Digi since 2014, is referenced as the prior majority owner.

Falfurrias Management Partners made significant growth investments in Gravitate and capSpire, Tulsa-based providers serving the energy and commodities software/services ecosystem. As part of the transaction, Gravitate was spun out of (and separated from) its parent company capSpire into a standalone entity, with both businesses receiving new capital from Falfurrias Growth Partners I to support continued expansion.

Quality Heating, Cooling, Plumbing & Electric, a home services provider based in Glenpool, Oklahoma, acquired Tulsa-based Frost Air Services. As part of the deal, Frost Air Services’ owner, Cody Frost, will remain with the combined business as a field service manager to add HVAC expertise and help expand coverage in the Tulsa market.

CNC Flow Control acquired Mako Products LLC, an Edmond, Oklahoma-based master distributor of tube and instrumentation fittings, stainless tubing, and various valve products. The acquisition is intended to expand CNC’s product offerings and broaden its end-market reach into additional verticals such as aerospace and semiconductors. Financial terms were not disclosed.

ATWEC Technologies, Inc. (OTC: ATWT) announced it has acquired The Birch Co, a commercial and residential construction company in the Central U.S., in a preferred stock deal that resulted in a change of control. Following the transaction, Josh Ploch of The Birch Co becomes CEO and Angus Martin becomes COO, while former CEO Darnell Stitts remains on the board. ATWEC expects the acquisition to add over $6 million in annual revenue and support broader growth initiatives, including divesting non-accretive assets and expanding construction operations.

Antin Infrastructure Partners has agreed to acquire a majority stake in GTL Leasing, a leading North American lessor of gaseous hydrogen transportation and storage equipment. The investment, made through Antin’s NextGen Fund I, is intended to expand GTL’s platform and product portfolio and support growth opportunities in the hydrogen market. GTL’s management team, led by founder and CEO Michael Koonce, will continue to run the business.

Superior Waste Industries, LLC d/b/a Superior USA Waste, a portfolio company of Red Dog Equity, acquired Shawnee Dumpster Services (SDS) and Sue's Recycling & Sanitation. Monroe Capital provided and arranged a senior credit facility to finance the add-on acquisitions, supporting Superior’s expansion across Oklahoma.

Pinnacle Technology Solutions (PTS), a U.S. hybrid IT solutions provider, acquired Pinnacle Business Systems (PBS) of Edmond, Oklahoma. PBS will operate as a wholly owned subsidiary of PTS, expanding PTS’s partner network and service offerings across areas such as cloud, cybersecurity, and managed services.

Tinicum, L.P. and affiliated funds managed by Tinicum Incorporated acquired a controlling interest in KGM from Compass Group Equity Partners, with KGM management shareholders retaining a significant minority stake. KGM, headquartered in Tulsa, Oklahoma, is a value-added distributor of natural gas products and related gas measurement/flow control equipment and services to utilities and commercial & industrial customers. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Goldman Sachs Alternatives acquired Xpress Wellness, LLC, a physician-led rural urgent care and healthcare services platform, from Latticework Capital Management. The transaction is intended to support Xpress Wellness’ continued expansion of urgent care and adjacent healthcare services across underserved communities, with terms not disclosed.

In May 2024, Sidereal Capital Group partnered with MALCO’s senior management team to complete a recapitalization of Mike Alexander Company, Inc. (MALCO), supporting a generational ownership transition from founder Mike Alexander to his son, Micha Alexander. Parkway Capital and Farragut Capital Partners provided subordinated debt and equity financing in support of the transaction. MALCO is a Tulsa, Oklahoma-based manufacturer of refractory anchors and related specialty fabricated products for high-temperature industrial facilities.

Inszone Insurance Services acquired Checotah Insurance Agency and Wood Insurance Agency, expanding its footprint into Oklahoma. The deal gives Inszone its first physical presence in the state and supports its ongoing growth-through-acquisitions strategy in insurance brokerage.

Diversified Maintenance announced it has acquired Superior Maintenance, doing business as First Maintenance, a commercial cleaning company headquartered in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The deal expands Diversified Maintenance’s service offerings and geographic reach in professional janitorial and facilities maintenance services across the Tulsa area.

Merichem Technologies, a portfolio company of Black Bay Energy Capital, closed its acquisition of Chemical Products Industries (CPI), a developer of chemistries for sulfur removal and industrial cleaning applications. CPI’s SULFURTRAP adsorbents and industrial surfactant product lines will be integrated into Merichem’s Catalyst Division to expand Merichem’s sulfur treatment technology suite across multiple end markets.

Mangrove Equity Partners and Hunter Equity Capital (HEC) made an outside investment in NORMco Pump & Power, LLC, a Shawnee, Oklahoma-based manufacturer and specialty renter of portable industrial pumps used for water transfer applications. Founder Nathan Hanks will continue as CEO and retain a significant equity stake. The transaction closed on January 5, 2024, with Generational Capital Markets advising NORMco on the deal.

White Cap acquired Crimson Steel Supply, LLC, a value-added distributor and fabricator of engineered steel rebar and structural steel products serving commercial, industrial, and infrastructure end markets. Crimson Steel, headquartered in Tulsa, Oklahoma, was previously backed by Argonaut Private Equity and is now part of White Cap’s suite of brands and value-added services.

Quality Heating, Cooling, Plumbing & Electric, an HVAC, plumbing, and electrical service provider based in Oklahoma, has acquired Reed Family Heating & Air Conditioning of Tulsa. As part of the transaction, founder and owner Marquis Reed will remain with the business and serve as a master technician/comfort advisor, strengthening Quality’s presence in the Tulsa market.

Kodiak acquired Aztech Lubricants to expand its specialty chemical and process fluids offering, adding powdered chemical products to its portfolio. Aztech Lubricants, based in Oklahoma, provides solutions for the wire drawing industry, and the deal enhances Kodiak’s manufacturing capabilities and geographic footprint.

Superior Waste Industries, LLC (d/b/a Superior USA Waste) acquired SDS Roll-Off Dumpsters, a solid waste management company providing commercial and residential roll-off collection services across Central Oklahoma. The acquisition supports Superior USA Waste’s strategy of expanding and densifying its footprint within Oklahoma. Red Dog Equity LLC is a partner to Superior USA Waste, with additional equity capital available alongside Monroe Capital and Tom Pritzker family business interests (advised by The Pritzker Organization), and Monroe Capital also provides debt financing.

Capture Energy, LLC received a growth capital investment from Black Bay Energy Capital to accelerate production and distribution of its patent-pending Capture Compressor for oil & gas production facilities. The investment is intended to support rapid scaling of the equipment, which aims to reduce emissions associated with pneumatic control valves and related infrastructure.

Soaak Technologies acquired Tulsa Natural Health Clinic to support Soaak’s global and digital expansion in holistic wellness. The deal combines Soaak’s health-tech capabilities (including AI and digital platforms) with the clinic’s naturopathic and functional medicine offerings, enabling new clinic openings and expanded virtual care services.