Acquisitions in Tennessee, United States

Streamside Parks, a Nashville-based outdoor hospitality owner-operator, acquired a $97 million portfolio of seven premium RV resorts across Arizona, California, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Virginia. The deal adds 1,562 RV sites and expands Streamside into five new states, bringing its total footprint to 37 RV resorts and campgrounds across 16 states.

Wealthspire announced that its business management platform, Ground Control Business Management, acquired Nashville-based Wiles + Taylor & Co., a music-focused business management and tax consulting firm. The deal expands Ground Control’s touring and royalty administration capabilities and marks its first out-of-state acquisition, strengthening its national footprint beyond California while Wiles + Taylor continues operating in Nashville.

Summit Wealth Group, an independent registered investment advisory firm, merged with Premier Private Wealth (PPW), a Nashville-based wealth manager with approximately $470 million in assets under management. The combination increases Summit’s total AUM to about $3 billion and expands its presence in Tennessee, including a new office in Franklin. As part of the transaction, Summit is launching Summit Wealth Group Family Office Services, led by PPW CEO Michael Comstock as Summit’s new Head of Family Office Services.

Averon Group, a national HVAC distribution platform backed by Trinity Hunt Partners, announced an investment in Fenco Supply. The partnership adds Fenco Supply as Averon Group’s second partner company and expands the platform’s footprint into the Southeast, while Fenco Supply continues to operate under its existing brand with Michael Fennell remaining President.

SilverAssist, a senior assistance and senior housing referral network backed by Growth Catalyst Partners, acquired Caring, LLC (Caring.com). The deal adds Caring.com’s large national senior housing referral footprint to SilverAssist’s platform alongside Oasis Senior Advisors and ElderLife Financial; financial terms were not disclosed.

The Amlon Group, backed by Heartwood Partners, acquired Mastermelt America LLC and the facility now operates as Amlon Sweetwater in Sweetwater, Tennessee. The acquisition expands Amlon’s capabilities into advanced thermal processing and chemical dissolution for complex industrial waste streams, strengthening its environmental solutions platform and extending its footprint in the U.S. Southeast. The transaction closed in May 2025.

Werner Enterprises, Inc. acquired privately owned dedicated trucking company FirstFleet, Inc. for approximately $245 million in cash, and will also acquire certain real estate properties from FirstFleet. Including real estate, the total transaction value is approximately $282.8 million and will be funded with cash on hand and Werner’s revolving credit facility. FirstFleet will operate as a business unit within Werner’s Truckload Transportation Services segment and retain its headquarters in Murfreesboro, Tennessee.

Funds affiliated with American Industrial Partners (AIP) completed the acquisition of International Paper’s Global Cellulose Fibers (GCF) business for $1.5 billion, establishing GCF as a newly independent company. The consideration includes cash plus preferred stock issued to International Paper with an aggregate initial liquidation preference of $190 million. GCF, headquartered in Memphis, Tennessee, produces fluff pulp and other pulp products used in personal care and tissue applications and generated approximately $2.3 billion of revenue in 2024 on a go-forward basis.

Infusion Marketing Group combined with QwickRate and IntelliCredit to form OptimaFI, unifying marketing, credit risk, and balance sheet (funding/liquidity) strategy capabilities for community banks and credit unions. QwickRate and IntelliCredit were both acquired by Infusion Marketing Group in 2025 and are now operating under the single OptimaFI brand, serving more than 2,500 clients.

Jackalope Brewing Company acquired Nashville-area craft brewer Black Abbey Brewing Company, uniting two longtime Tennessee brands as Jackalope enters a new phase of expansion. Under Jackalope’s ownership, Black Abbey will continue operating with its distinct European-inspired beer portfolio while benefiting from increased production capacity, broader distribution, and additional resources for long-term brand development. As part of the deal, Black Abbey founder Carl Meier will join Jackalope’s sales team to help grow the combined regional presence.

Allegheny Petroleum Products, a U.S. manufacturer of specialty lubricants and fuel additives, has acquired McNutt Oil Company, a lubricant and fuel distributor based in Maryville, Tennessee. The privately held transaction terms were not disclosed, and Allegheny Petroleum will retain McNutt’s employees, facilities, and ongoing operations while planning to add manufacturing/blending capabilities at the Maryville site in 2026.

Lower Mortgage, a venture-backed mortgage lender and homeownership fintech platform, acquired Acopia Home Loans to expand its retail branch footprint across the Southeastern United States. The deal adds Acopia’s 14 branch locations and 36 loan originators to Lower and is expected to contribute more than $425 million in annual loan production, with Acopia operating as “Team Acopia” within Lower’s Southeast division.

MIRATECH, a Tulsa, Oklahoma-based provider of emissions and acoustic control solutions for stationary engines, acquired Advanced Catalyst Systems (ACS), a catalyst technologies and emissions systems manufacturer headquartered in Maryville, Tennessee. The acquisition expands MIRATECH’s U.S. catalyst manufacturing capacity and deepens a long-standing supplier partnership by adding ACS’ catalyst design, coating, and manufacturing capabilities. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Behavioral Framework, a provider of applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy backed by Renovus Capital Partners, announced that Autism ETC (AETC) is joining its platform. Autism ETC, founded in 2007, operates five center-based ABA therapy and autism diagnostic clinics across Tennessee and Arizona, and its leadership and clinical staff will remain in place as the business expands with additional resources and operational support.

Agentis Longevity acquired Nashville-based Arete Wellness to combine their human performance, recovery, and longevity offerings into a national precision longevity and recovery platform. The combined business will provide personalized, preventative care spanning advanced diagnostics, hormone and peptide therapies, IV recovery, and performance medicine; financial terms were not disclosed.

Skylight Health acquired Stellation Care, an AI-enabled provider analytics company serving health plans and risk-bearing provider groups. The deal adds AI-powered provider intelligence, network insights, and referral optimization capabilities to Skylight Health’s multispecialty specialty-care orchestration platform (including its Skylight Illuminations strategy); financial terms were not disclosed.

Cleanova, a global manufacturer of advanced industrial filtration solutions owned by private equity firm PX3 Partners, acquired U.S.-based Airflotek and TES-Clean Air Systems. Airflotek designs and manufactures custom air filtration and controlled-environment systems for cleanrooms, while TES-Clean Air Systems is the exclusive distributor of Airflotek products. The acquisitions expand Cleanova into ultra-clean controlled environment markets serving semiconductor manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, and biotechnology.

Koch Companies acquired Store Opening Solutions (SOS), a retail inventory consolidation and store opening support provider headquartered in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. The business was purchased from Marmon Holdings, Inc., and is expected to strengthen and expand Koch Logistics & Warehousing’s nationwide warehousing and fulfillment footprint.

Cleanova, a global manufacturer of advanced industrial filtration solutions and a portfolio company of PX3 Partners, acquired U.S.-based Airflotek and TES-Clean Air Systems. The acquisitions expand Cleanova into ultra-clean controlled environment and cleanroom air filtration markets serving semiconductor, pharmaceutical, and biotechnology manufacturing; the two acquired businesses will be combined into a single company within Cleanova.

Windjammer Capital acquired MFG Chemical, a Chattanooga, Tennessee-based developer and manufacturer of specialty chemicals serving end markets including water treatment and industrial coatings. MFG was purchased from Platte River Equity (deal closed December 31, 2025), with financial terms not disclosed. Windjammer plans to support MFG’s growth through operational excellence initiatives, product development, end-market expansion, and potential strategic acquisitions.

DirectMed Imaging, a portfolio company of Frazier Healthcare Partners, acquired Tri-Imaging Solutions and will combine the businesses into a single integrated aftermarket diagnostic imaging parts, systems, service, and technical training provider. The combined organization will operate under the Tri-Imaging name and be led by the existing Tri-Imaging leadership team with Eric Wright as CEO.

Anchor Health Properties acquired a majority interest in Chestnut Funds, a long-time investment partner. Chestnut Funds will operate as Anchor Health Capital, a fund advisory and investment management subsidiary of Anchor, expanding Anchor’s capital deployment and investment management capabilities in healthcare real estate.

Gauge Capital acquired Reliable Medical and partnered with its management team to provide growth capital and complete a recapitalization. Reliable Medical, founded in 1989 and headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee, provides complex rehabilitation technology (CRT) and related mobility and home medical equipment solutions across the United States. Gauge acquired the company from prior sponsor Seven Hills Capital; financial terms were not disclosed.

Enjoin, LLC, a portfolio company of 3 Boomerang Capital, acquired Pediatric Resource Group, LLC (PRG), a pediatric-focused clinical documentation integrity (CDI) and physician advisory firm. The add-on acquisition expands Enjoin’s capabilities into pediatric and neonatal APR-DRG assurance and related revenue integrity services for children’s hospitals and health systems across the United States.

Solis Mammography, the largest independent provider of specialized breast health services, acquired Knoxville Comprehensive Breast Center, a comprehensive breast imaging provider founded in 1983 by Dr. Kamilia F. Kozlowski. The transaction expands Solis Mammography’s presence in Tennessee by adding an East Tennessee (Knoxville) market to its existing centers in Nashville.

Sentact has acquired Performance Health Partners (PHP), a provider of safety event/incident management software, and the Vizient Patient Safety Organization (PSO). The acquisitions expand Sentact’s patient safety portfolio by adding incident reporting technology and a large AHRQ-listed PSO to help healthcare organizations improve safety and quality at scale.

BioMatrix Infusion Pharmacy acquired First Choice Wellness Centers, LLC, a regional provider of ambulatory infusion services with a network of 11 infusion centers across the Southeastern United States. The deal, which closed on December 10, 2025, supports BioMatrix’s strategic growth plan to expand access to community-based infusion therapy.

Revelstoke Capital Partners-backed The Care Team acquired select hospice and palliative care operations from Traditions Health, a Tennessee-based hospice, palliative, and home health provider. The acquired operations in Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, and Virginia expand The Care Team’s footprint across the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic.

Investcorp acquired Guardian Fire Services, a U.S. provider of fire and life safety services, from Northern Lakes Capital. Guardian is headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee and operates 17 branches across the Southeast, Northeast, and Western United States, providing inspection, testing, maintenance, and installation services for fire suppression systems, fire alarms, and emergency lighting. Guardian’s management team will remain meaningful shareholders following the transaction.

MiCare Path closed its fourth funding round and acquired Tennessee-based Compwell, LLC, a provider of virtual assessments and care management services. The acquisition is being integrated into MiCare Path’s national, reimbursable virtual care platform to expand clinical programs and accelerate AI-powered workflow automation for clinicians, hospitals, and health systems across the United States.

Shore Capital Partners, through its Healthcare Advantage Fund, completed a majority recapitalization of Reliant Healthcare and subsequently merged Reliant with California-based Care Fusion Rx to form a national infusion therapy platform. The combined business will expand access to home infusion and ambulatory infusion center services across the United States, leveraging Reliant’s footprint in the South and Care Fusion Rx’s West Coast capabilities in complex therapies such as IVIG and biologics.

CoreTrust acquired BuyQ, a national group purchasing organization and procurement partner for charter and private schools, expanding CoreTrust’s procurement platform into the education sector. BuyQ will retain its brand and team, with President Daniel Casselli continuing to lead the business and founders Marco Rafanelli and Christine Rafanelli remaining involved during the transition. The deal closed on November 18, 2025; financial terms were not disclosed.

LRT Group acquired XGS, a logistics provider serving the flooring industry, to expand its presence in the less-than-truckload (LTL) segment. XGS will continue operating as its own entity under the LRT Group umbrella, with plans to accelerate growth and expand service coverage, including into the Southeast.

Doeren Mayhew, a national assurance, tax and advisory firm, acquired McMurray, Fox & Associates, PLLC (McMurray Fox), effective November 10, 2025. The deal adds offices in Hendersonville and Gallatin, Tennessee, along with three principals and other professionals, expanding Doeren Mayhew’s Nashville-area presence and adding local audit capabilities.

BryteBridge Group, a tech-enabled provider of nonprofit software and outsourced compliance, accounting, tax, and filing services, acquired Foundation Group, a Nashville-based nonprofit compliance and accounting services provider founded in 1995. Backed by RFE Investment Partners and Knox Capital, BryteBridge is expanding its nonprofit services platform and will integrate Foundation Group’s Assurance membership program with BryteBridge’s Connect membership platform to broaden support for small and mid-sized nonprofits nationwide.

Transom Capital Group, a Los Angeles-based private equity firm, announced it has completed the acquisition of Binswanger Glass, a leading U.S. full-service flat glass and glazing company. Headquartered in Memphis, Tennessee, Binswanger provides commercial and residential glass design, engineering, fabrication, and installation services through 42 locations across 11 states. Financial terms were not disclosed.

American Gridwork Partners (AGP), a Legacy Holdings-backed vehicle focused on modernizing local energy, water, and data infrastructure, acquired PMT Site, a Nashville-based underground utility and site infrastructure contractor. PMT Site founder Phil Terhaar will remain CEO, with the business retaining its brand and operational autonomy while gaining access to AGP resources and growth capital. The deal is positioned as a foundational acquisition for AGP’s strategy to build a scalable national network of regional infrastructure contractors to support grid modernization across the United States.

Engineered Plastics Components, Inc. (EPC) acquired the captive injection molding business formerly known as Western Plastics in Portland, Tennessee. The transaction included Western Plastics’ real estate and equipment, along with a long-term supply contract to manufacture molded parts and accessories for Kirby vacuum cleaners. MBS Advisors represented Western Plastics/Kirby Co. in the sale, and EPC plans to expand the Tennessee facility in 2026.

U.S. Dock & Door (USDD), a portfolio company of Soundcore Capital Partners, made an investment in The Total Garage Store (TGS). Founded in 2008, TGS is a garage door supplier serving residential and commercial customers across Tennessee and North Carolina through multiple local brands; the transaction closed on November 6, 2025.

FleetPride Inc. and TruckPro, LLC closed a strategic merger effective October 28, 2025, creating the largest independent distributor and service provider in the heavy-duty aftermarket parts industry. The combined company will operate under the FleetPride name and is backed by American Securities and Platinum Equity, with headquarters in Irving, Texas and a satellite office in Memphis, Tennessee.

PureTech Scientific LLC, backed by private equity firm Iron Path Capital, announced the acquisition of Cymer Chemical's Dayton, Tennessee operation. The acquired site is a specialty tolling and chemical manufacturing facility that expands PureTech's glycolic acid production, purification capabilities, and services for external customers.

Americana Partners, a Houston-based independent wealth management firm, acquired Goodpasture Gray, a Nashville-based SEC-registered investment advisory firm. The deal expands Americana into Tennessee and adds more than $300 million in client assets, strengthening its presence with a high-net-worth focus including athletes, entertainers, and their families.

HealthStream (Nasdaq: HSTM) acquired Virsys12, a healthcare technology company providing a provider data management and credentialing suite for payers and health plans. The deal expands HealthStream’s credentialing offerings, including Network by HealthStream, by adding Virsys12’s V12 Enterprise application suite and provider data engine. HealthStream purchased Virsys12’s outstanding equity for up to $17 million in cash, subject to earnout achievement and a post-closing working capital adjustment.

Endeavour, in partnership with CoPilot Global Logistics Holdings, LLC (founded by Rich Bolte, Paul Svindland, and Carmen Gerace), announced the acquisition of Mallory Alexander, a century-old logistics and supply chain services provider. The investors completed a majority investment, with members of the Mallory family retaining an ownership stake, and plan to use Mallory Alexander as the foundational operating company to build a scaled global logistics platform through organic investment and targeted acquisitions.

Avesi Partners made a strategic investment in Mosaic Consulting Group, a UKG-focused human capital management (HCM) and workforce management (WFM) consulting and managed services provider. The transaction represents Mosaic’s first institutional capital investment and is intended to support the company’s organic growth and M&A-driven expansion alongside its leadership team.

Share One and VisiFI, both providers of core and digital banking solutions for credit unions and part of Dedagroup North America, merged and began operating under a new unified brand, Deda Sphere, effective October 1, 2025. The merger was unanimously approved by both companies’ boards and combines their products, teams, and customer relationships under a single end-to-end platform offering for credit unions. Dedagroup, which became the majority shareholder of Share One in spring 2024, backs the combined business.

Air Conditioning Specialist, Inc. (ACS), a portfolio company of Hidden Harbor Capital Partners, acquired Clark Heating & Cooling, Inc. Clark is an HVAC services provider headquartered in Dickson, Tennessee serving residential and light commercial customers in Middle Tennessee. The deal was financed by funds managed by First Eagle Alternative Credit and Capital Southwest.

5by5 Agency, part of the 3LS Inc. family of employee-owned companies, acquired Heurisay, a Nashville-based public relations firm. The deal adds PR capabilities—spanning media relations, messaging, content, crisis communications, and training—to 5by5’s integrated marketing and communications services, with Heurisay founder Kristin Faulder appointed Vice President of Public Relations to lead the new service line.

Sunstone Partners made a strategic investment in Clearwater, acquiring majority ownership of the healthcare-focused cybersecurity and compliance solutions provider. The stake was purchased from Altaris, LLC and other existing shareholders; financial terms were not disclosed.

InFocus Eyecare, a network of full-scope optometry practices, acquired Lincoln County Vision Center in Fayetteville, Tennessee, led by Dr. Bill Womble, O.D. As part of the transition, retiring optometrist Dr. Daniel DeJarnatt’s practice will be merged into Lincoln County Vision Center to ensure continuity of care for patients.

Tacala, the largest Taco Bell franchisee in the United States and owned by Altamont Capital Partners, acquired nine 7 Brew cafes in Tennessee from Brew Team TN. The deal increases Tacala’s 7 Brew portfolio to 31 locations as it continues to expand within the fast-growing drive-thru coffee chain.

Double Barrel Capital (DBC) completed a majority recapitalization of Envoy Source, LLC, a Memphis-based third-party logistics (3PL) provider specializing in high-value packaging, fulfillment, and serialized inventory management. The transaction closed on August 15, 2025, and financial terms were not disclosed.

LumEfficient Lighting Corporation was acquired by an individual investor at Noble Venture Partners, with the transaction closing on September 17, 2025. LumEfficient, headquartered in Brentwood, Tennessee, provides advanced industrial lighting systems for mission-critical environments including warehouses, manufacturing plants, and hazardous locations. The company was previously solely owned by Randy Reid (President).

Ntracts, a healthcare-focused contract lifecycle management (CLM) and governance, risk and compliance (GRC) software provider, announced the acquisition of MCN Solutions, a healthcare policy management and regulatory alerts provider. The deal expands Ntracts’ capabilities in policy management, document workflow, regulatory monitoring, and compliance training into a unified platform for healthcare organizations. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Opifex-Synergy acquired Equipment Finders, Inc. (EFI), a leading independent construction equipment rental provider headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee. The acquisition expands Opifex-Synergy’s presence in the Nashville market and supports its strategy of growing in large Sun Belt metropolitan areas through organic growth and strategic acquisitions. EFI founder Scott Hatcher will join Opifex-Synergy’s corporate leadership team as Vice President of Corporate Development.

Creative Brands, a subsidiary of CBC Group headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona, has acquired C.R. Gibson Company of Nashville, Tennessee. C.R. Gibson manufactures memory books, social stationery, and gifting products across brands including Markings, Tapestry, Creative Papers, and iota, and sells through more than 10,000 gift retailers in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom.

Zeus Fire and Security, a portfolio company of Access Holdings, announced a partnership with (and acquisition of) Gallaher & Associates. The deal adds the Knoxville, Tennessee-based life safety systems provider to the Zeus platform, expanding Zeus’s presence into Tennessee and the Southeastern United States.

Tower Arch Capital partnered with the Van Boom family to recapitalize Documotion Research, Inc. (Documotion/DRI), the manufacturer of the StickyPOS linerless labeling solution. Documotion is headquartered in Columbia, Tennessee and provides patented linerless label and POS solutions serving restaurant, hospitality, and retail customers. Financing for the transaction was provided by UMB Bank and KeyBank; terms were not disclosed.

Ardurra Group, Inc., a Littlejohn & Co.-backed engineering and consulting firm, acquired J.R. Wauford & Company, Consulting Engineers, Inc., a Nashville-based water and wastewater engineering firm. The acquisition expands Ardurra’s water/wastewater capabilities and strengthens its presence in Tennessee and the broader region, with J.R. Wauford continuing to operate from its Nashville headquarters.

Marsh McLennan Agency (MMA), a business of Marsh, acquired Robins Insurance, an independent insurance agency headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee. Robins Insurance, founded in 1976, provides business insurance and personal lines with niche expertise across industries including real estate, construction, hospitality, community associations, and manufacturing. Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

Shore Capital Partners completed a growth partnership with Dillard Companies, a provider of commercial door, gate, security, and access control solutions. Backed by Shore, Dillard plans to accelerate expansion through new technologies, enhanced service capabilities, broader geographic reach, and potential add-on acquisitions.

Ruppert Landscape, LLC acquired Enviro-Scapes, LLC to strengthen its presence in Tennessee and expand commercial landscape maintenance services in the Nashville market. Founders and brothers Mark and Mike Russell will join Ruppert Landscape and continue to play integral roles; financial terms were not disclosed.

iQor CXBPO, a customer experience business process outsourcing (BPO) provider, acquired JumpCrew, a Nashville-based provider of outsourced B2B sales and marketing solutions. The deal expands iQor’s end-to-end customer lifecycle offering by adding JumpCrew’s Growth as a Service capabilities (lead generation, content creation, RevOps automation, and dedicated sales teams) and its AdPost platform for managing digital campaigns and customer acquisition data.

Metro Plumbing, Heating & Air, a residential HVAC and plumbing services provider based in Chattanooga, Tennessee, has been acquired by USA Hometown Experts, a portfolio company of MSouth Equity Partners. FourBridges Capital Advisors served as exclusive financial advisor to Metro’s shareholders. Metro will continue to be led by CEO Drew Hardin following the transaction.

EOTECH acquired VK Integrated Systems (VKIS), a Clarksville, Tennessee-based developer of advanced weapon electronics and battlefield networking solutions. The deal expands EOTECH beyond optics into tactical networking, TAK-based situational awareness software, weapon-mounted sensors, and edge-computing systems supporting battlefield digitization and C5ISR at the tactical edge.

Identiti Resources, LLC acquired Cummings Resources, LLC, a full-service signage and branding firm headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee. The deal expands Identiti’s national footprint and boosts its manufacturing capacity through Cummings’ 115,000-square-foot facility in Dothan, Alabama, while strengthening project management capabilities.

Wiseacre Brewing Company, a Memphis-based craft brewery, has acquired Nashville-based Bearded Iris Brewing, combining two of Tennessee’s largest craft brewers. Wiseacre is pursuing permit changes via its affiliate Abel Brewing LLC for Bearded Iris locations in Nashville. Financial terms were not disclosed, and the deal reportedly does not involve Scofflaw Brewing despite Bearded Iris’ prior participation in the IndieBrew collective.

SiteOne Landscape Supply, Inc. announced the acquisition of Nashville Nursery and Landscape Supply, a wholesale distributor of nursery products with one location in Nashville, Tennessee. The deal expands SiteOne’s nursery presence and strengthens its ability to serve landscape professional customers in the growing Nashville market.

Sun Auto Tire & Service Inc. announced it has acquired Barrett's Tire of Dover, Tennessee, marking Sun Auto’s first entry into the Tennessee market. The company also acquired Miller's OK Tire Store in Columbus, Mississippi earlier in July, expanding Sun Auto’s footprint in the region as part of its national network of automotive and tire service shops.

Evergreen acquired ImageQuest, a Nashville-based managed services provider (MSP) and managed security services provider (MSSP) delivering managed IT, cybersecurity, and compliance solutions to highly regulated industries. ImageQuest will continue operating under Lyra Technology Group, Evergreen's managed IT services provider portfolio, with its leadership team and operations remaining in place.

AnyCreek, an AI-powered booking and business management platform for guided outdoor experiences, acquired Origin (exploreorigin.com), a vertical software provider for outfitters, guides, and outdoor business owners. The deal expands AnyCreek’s vertical SaaS platform across all 50 U.S. states and combines the companies’ tooling for bookings, payments, operations, and guide management. Origin co-founder and former CEO Alex Fletcher will remain involved as an advisor during integration, while both brands continue operating independently in the near term.

Gladstone Investment acquired Global GRAB Technologies in a transaction financed with $67.6 million of equity and senior secured debt. Global GRAB, headquartered in Franklin, Tennessee, provides perimeter security and hostile vehicle mitigation systems for government and commercial clients.

Vehlo, a provider of integrated software and financial solutions for the automotive repair industry, acquired Total Customer Connect (TCC), a customer retention and service lane technology provider for automotive dealerships. The deal expands Vehlo’s dealership service-lane capabilities by integrating TCC’s tools such as automated service reminders, digital multi-point inspections, marketing/CRM, retention features, and analytics into Vehlo’s suite. Presidio Technology Partners served as exclusive financial advisor to TCC.

Nautic Partners, in partnership with Ideal Tridon Group’s management team, closed the acquisition of Ideal Tridon Group from TruArc Partners. Ideal Tridon, headquartered in Smyrna, Tennessee, is a manufacturer of engineered joining and support components (e.g., clamps, brackets, fittings, couplings, hose connections, and hygienic flow control components) used across commercial, industrial, and infrastructure applications.

Innovia Medical, a portfolio company of Inverness Graham Investments, completed the acquisitions of Grace Medical and Hurricane Medical. The deals expand Innovia’s single-use surgical products platform—adding ENT implants/instruments through Grace Medical and ophthalmic surgical products through Hurricane Medical—to build a more vertically integrated specialty surgical manufacturer. Barings provided senior secured credit facilities to finance the acquisitions; transaction terms were not disclosed.

RAFTR Roofing + Exteriors (RAFTRx) acquired Gold Medal Roofing as part of its strategy to expand a multi-regional roofing and exterior services platform focused on insurance-claim demand. Gold Medal Roofing, founded in 2021 and headquartered in Knoxville, Tennessee, provides residential and commercial roofing services across the greater East Coast and has supported over $65 million in insurance restoration claims. The deal represents RAFTRx’s second acquisition of the quarter and further extends its U.S. footprint.

Effective July 1, 2025, 3G Productions LLC finalized the acquisition of Main Light LLC’s Nashville operation, officially known as Main Light South, including its 70,000-square-foot Antioch facility. Main Light LLC sold the location as part of a strategic shift to focus on its remaining operations in Wilmington, Delaware; Teterboro, New Jersey; and Las Vegas, Nevada, while 3G expands its national production network.

Prompt Health acquired PredictionHealth, a Nashville-based healthcare AI company known for its Sidekick AI scribe/coding assistant and Practice Intel compliance and revenue analytics. The combination is intended to deepen AI capabilities across Prompt’s rehab therapy EMR and clinic operations platform for physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech-language pathology, and chiropractic practices.

Leap Partners acquired Scenic City Plumbing, a plumbing services provider serving the greater Chattanooga, Tennessee area. Scenic City Plumbing will continue operating under its existing name, with founder Jeff Logan staying on to lead the business and support continuity and growth.

Quantum Health completed its acquisition of Embold Health, a physician-led healthcare technology company. The deal is intended to enhance Quantum’s healthcare navigation offering with AI-powered personalization, provider search, and stronger provider engagement capabilities, while providing Embold additional investment and resources to accelerate its product roadmap. Embold will continue operating as an independent entity with leadership based in Nashville, Tennessee.

Vontier Corporation acquired Sergeant Sudz (Sgt. Sudz), a provider of tunnel automation and smart motor control center (MCC) technology for tunnel car wash operators in the United States. The deal combines Vontier’s DRB car wash technology offerings with Sgt. Sudz’s industrial automation expertise to deliver a more comprehensive digital solution for car wash operators. Financial terms were not disclosed.

AEG Presents acquired Nashville-based special events production company Gary Musick Productions along with its affiliated entity, Destination Musick City. The deal expands AEG Presents’ capabilities in corporate event production, scenic fabrication, and destination management, while Gary Musick Productions will continue operating under its existing name and leadership in Nashville.

Gebbia Media, a subsidiary of Siebert Financial Corp., acquired Big Machine Rock, the rock imprint of Big Machine Label Group. Following the acquisition, Big Machine Label Group founder Scott Borchetta will continue to oversee operations and will join Siebert Financial’s advisory board, while Big Machine Rock artists remain on the label with expanded resources and promotion.

Durable Products, Inc. (DPI), a Crossville, Tennessee-based manufacturer of custom-engineered rubber and polyurethane components (including mats and flooring systems for heavy truck OEMs), has been acquired by GreenLiner, LLC. FourBridges Capital Advisors structured and negotiated the transaction on behalf of DPI and its president, Mike Dalton, who will remain with the business in an operating capacity.

David Brogdon (co-founder of Bad Boy Mowers) and his partners acquired a majority stake in Systems Spray-Cooled (SSC), a business unit of The Systems Group. The Systems Group owners Lee and Kyle Morgan retained 35% ownership, and SSC will continue to be operated as part of The Systems Group, with SSC VP & GM Scott Ferguson also becoming an owner. The investment is intended to support SSC’s global growth as steelmakers shift toward electric arc furnaces and safer spray-cooled technology.

Rob Moore, the Pet Butler franchise owner in Clarksville, Tennessee, acquired Parapoopers Scoopers, a local pet waste removal company. The deal expands Pet Butler’s service territory and customer base in Clarksville and surrounding communities, with plans to integrate Parapoopers’ operations into the Pet Butler brand. Seller Chris Fadely, the previous owner of Parapoopers Scoopers, was acknowledged as having built the business prior to the sale.

Ardurra Group Inc., a Miami-based engineering, consulting, and design services firm, acquired Cannon & Cannon, Inc. (CCI), a full-service civil engineering firm headquartered in Knoxville, Tennessee. CCI specializes in utility infrastructure—water, sewer, stormwater, and transportation systems—and will continue operating from its Knoxville headquarters with additional offices in Memphis and Bowling Green, Kentucky. Ardurra is a portfolio company of private equity firm Littlejohn & Co., LLC.

Capital Extension Crane & Lift, a heavy Equipment-As-A-Service provider, announced the acquisition of Clark Crane, a crane rental and rigging company headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee. Clark Crane is Capital Extension’s eighth acquisition and will continue operating with its existing management team in place. The deal expands Capital Extension’s footprint in Tennessee and strengthens its crane rental and lifting services offering across the Southeastern United States.

The Hardenbergh Group announced a merger with Sentact and Preverity, combining the three organizations into a single integrated company that will operate under the Sentact name. The combination creates a platform spanning digital rounding and compliance technology, physician credentialing and peer review services, and risk intelligence/predictive analytics for patient safety, experience, clinical risk mitigation, and healthcare compliance. The newly combined organization is supported by strategic investment from BV Investment Partners.

Greater Sum Ventures (GSV) announced a majority investment in MyVenue, a cloud-based point-of-sale (POS) technology provider for sports, entertainment, and hospitality venues. The investment will provide additional capital and resources to accelerate MyVenue’s global growth and R&D, while the company continues to be led by CEO and founder Tim Stollznow. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Thoma Bravo announced a strategic growth investment of more than $100 million in HubSync, an all-in-one tax and accounting automation platform for CPA firms. The funding is intended to accelerate HubSync’s product roadmap and customer service and support continued growth and innovation. HubSync is headquartered in Franklin, Tennessee and serves large CPA firms across the United States and Canada.

Construction Partners, Inc. (CPI) announced it has acquired PRI of East Tennessee, Inc. and Pavement Restorations, Inc. (collectively, “PRI”). The acquisition adds a hot-mix asphalt plant in Knoxville and expands CPI’s pavement preservation and specialized sitework capabilities across Tennessee, with PRI serving as CPI’s platform in the state.

Lipman Family Farms acquired Morristown, Tennessee-based tomato grower Shelton & Sons. The deal expands Lipman’s domestic growing footprint and strengthens its ability to supply consistent, high-quality roma tomatoes, particularly during the critical July–October season.

An Ares Private Equity fund acquired a majority stake in Epika Fleet Services, Inc., a mobile-focused provider of preventative maintenance and repair services for commercial trucking fleets. The investment will provide additional capital to expand Epika’s service offerings and geographic reach across underserved U.S. markets. Terms were not disclosed, and the acquisition was supported by a senior credit facility arranged by Monroe Capital.

FitzMark LLC acquired High Point Logistics LLC (completed March 19, 2025) and PENTONIX Freight Corporation (completed April 7, 2025). The acquisitions expand FitzMark’s capabilities in refrigerated truckload, less-than-truckload (LTL), and managed transportation solutions. Financial terms were not disclosed; FitzMark is supported by Calera Capital.

U.S. Urology Partners announced a significant growth investment from General Atlantic to support its next stage of expansion as a practice management and clinical capabilities platform for independent, community-based urology groups. In connection with the transaction, NMS Capital exited its partnership with U.S. Urology Partners; financial terms were not disclosed.

Clarion Security, a provider of security guard services in the Southeastern United States, acquired Federal Alarm, a Memphis-based alarm installation and monitoring company. The deal expands Clarion’s service portfolio by adding Federal Alarm’s capabilities in security and fire alarm systems, access control, and video surveillance/monitoring. Both companies will continue to operate under their respective brands.

YA Group acquired Encore Group to expand YA’s construction consulting capabilities. Encore adds specialized construction scheduling, delay analysis, and dispute resolution services, strengthening YA’s end-to-end offering for construction project management and risk mitigation.

White Mountains Partners (WMP), an operating company of White Mountains, acquired a majority interest in Enterprise Electric, LLC d/b/a Enterprise Solutions, a specialty electrical contracting services provider. Headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee, Enterprise Solutions designs, engineers, prefabricates, and installs electrical infrastructure for commercial and institutional end markets including healthcare, manufacturing, education, and data centers. The investment is positioned as WMP’s inaugural platform acquisition, with the company planning to pursue geographic expansion and bolt-on acquisitions.

Mercer Global Advisors, Inc. (Mercer Advisors) acquired Vishria Bird Financial Group, LLC, a Memphis-based financial planning and advisory firm managing approximately $583 million in assets. The acquisition expands Mercer Advisors’ footprint in Tennessee and provides Vishria Bird clients and team access to Mercer’s broader family office, investment, and back-office capabilities. Houlihan Lokey served as exclusive financial advisor to Vishria Bird in the transaction.