Acquisitions in Utah, United States

Mark and Krishelle Magee acquired two previously independent salon locations in South Jordan and Draper, Utah, and converted them to the My Salon Suite brand. The locations now operate as My Salon Suite South Jordan and My Salon Suite Draper, expanding the brand’s footprint in Utah.

Pavement Preservation Group, Inc. (PPG), a portfolio company of The Sterling Group, acquired Holbrook Asphalt, LLC and Integrated Pavement Solutions, LLC (IPS) and their related pavement preservation affiliates. The deal expands PPG’s geographic footprint and enhances its product and service offerings in pavement preservation, combining Holbrook’s contracting capabilities with IPS’s specialized preservation products such as HA5.

Acme United Corporation acquired the assets of SLED Distribution, LLC, which operates as My Medic, for $18.7 million. The deal included $14.6 million paid at closing and up to $4.1 million contingent on revenue milestones/holdbacks and indemnification claims. My Medic is a North Salt Lake, Utah-based supplier of tactical, trauma, and emergency response products, with approximately $19 million of 2025 revenue, and Acme United plans to retain Utah operations while expanding offerings in the U.S. and Canada.

Vensure Employer Solutions acquired Distro, a provider of AI-powered recruiting services including candidate screening, job matching, and employer-of-record capabilities. The acquisition expands Vensure’s recruiting automation and follows its prior acquisition of CreAI last year.

NetDocuments completed its acquisition of the eDOCS document management business from OpenText, including the full eDOCS product portfolio and its dedicated team. NetDocuments said the deal expands its global reach to organizations in more than 90 countries and strengthens its focus on modernizing legal work while continuing support for the on-premises eDOCS platform with no planned end-of-life.

Route, a post-purchase ecommerce platform for package protection and order tracking, acquired Frate Returns, a returns and exchanges platform. The acquisition expands Route’s offering into a unified post-purchase solution spanning tracking, protection, and exchange-first returns workflows, including AI-driven features such as image verification. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Landmark Aquatic announced that it has acquired CEM Aquatics, a long-standing commercial aquatics services provider headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah. The deal supports Landmark Aquatic’s strategy to expand capabilities in the aquatics sector; CEM’s founder Craig Nielsen and the existing team will remain in place as integration begins, with operations continuing without interruption.

Foretopia, an Oracle NetSuite Alliance Partner focused on NetSuite implementations and managed services, acquired Esonus, a Utah-based NetSuite technology and development firm. Effective January 1, 2026, the companies merged under the Foretopia brand to expand NetSuite consulting, development, integration, and AI-driven managed services capabilities across North America.

ZenaTech, Inc. acquired VARA 3D, Inc., a surveying and 3D mapping firm focused on commercial, residential, and solar-energy projects. The deal expands ZenaTech’s Drone-as-a-Service offerings into the solar infrastructure market, including future drone-based solar panel inspection, maintenance, and washing. The acquisition closed in mid-December 2025.

Better Being, a vertically integrated manufacturer, marketer, and distributor of branded dietary supplements and personal care products, was acquired by a syndicate of global investors led by Snapdragon Capital Partners. Funds managed by Strategic Value Partners provided a financing solution for the transaction, and HGGC sold its remaining stake in Better Being, exiting after an eight-year partnership.

CM Labs Simulations, a Montreal-based provider of simulation-based training for heavy equipment operations, acquired GlobalSim, a Utah-based developer and manufacturer of advanced training simulators. The combination expands CM Labs’ U.S. presence through GlobalSim’s Salt Lake City location and broadens the combined offering for port, construction, industrial, military, and related operator training markets.

Pronto, a secure mobile-first team communications platform for front-line employers and higher education institutions, received a significant minority growth investment from SEVA Growth LP. The funding will be used to accelerate Pronto’s sales and growth initiatives and expand product functionality and integrations; SEVA Founder and Managing Partner Shalin Mehta will join Pronto’s board. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Jensen Hughes, backed by Gryphon Investors, acquired Safety Management Services, Inc. (SMS), an engineering firm specializing in process safety hazards analysis and energetic materials consulting, testing, and related compliance and risk services. Headquartered in West Jordan, Utah and founded in 1998, SMS serves commercial clients and government agencies, including national laboratories and defense operations.

AleraCare and Pure Healthcare completed their previously announced merger, combining AleraCare’s infusion and specialty pharmacy services with Pure Healthcare’s national medical group and infusion-clinic operations. The combined organization is positioned as a scaled national platform for ambulatory infusion and specialty care, spanning 14 states with 77 ambulatory infusion centers, with an integration program underway and a unified brand to be announced later.

Motorola Solutions acquired Blue Eye, an AI-powered enterprise remote video monitoring (RVM) services provider based in Salt Lake City, Utah. Blue Eye’s platform integrates with leading cameras and video management systems and is supported by 24/7 security operations centers that provide verified alerts, live voice talk-downs and reporting analytics. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Tang+Company acquired CanQualify, LLC to expand its occupational health, workforce compliance, and supply chain safety capabilities. CanQualify, a web-based supplier/contractor prequalification and risk management platform headquartered in Lehi, Utah, will continue operating independently under Tang+Company, with full integration targeted for Q1/early 2026.

Atlassian Corporation has completed its acquisition of DX, an engineering intelligence (developer intelligence) platform. DX will be integrated into Atlassian’s System of Work and added to the Atlassian Software Collection to help enterprises measure and improve developer productivity and satisfaction across the software development lifecycle.

Pye-Barker Fire & Safety acquired Zion Fire & Security to expand its integrated fire protection, life safety, and security service footprint in Utah. Zion Fire & Security, headquartered in St. George, Utah, provides commercial security, fire alarm, fire suppression, automation, and 24/7 monitoring services; its team will continue serving customers in the state.

Young Automotive Group reached an agreement with Asbury Automotive to acquire the Larry H. Miller Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram dealership on Riverdale Road in Riverdale, Utah. Following the transaction, the dealership will be renamed Young Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram Riverdale and will continue operating as a Stellantis franchise under new management.

Twin Star Home, a portfolio company of Z Capital Group (ZCG), acquired Walker Edison, an innovator in ready-to-assemble furniture. The deal was completed through a court-supervised auction process following Walker Edison’s Chapter 11 filing, with Twin Star Home emerging as the successful bidder for its assets. Walker Edison will be fully integrated into Twin Star Home to expand omnichannel reach and enhance e-commerce and design capabilities.

Fullcast, an AI-native revenue operations (RevOps) and go-to-market automation company, announced the acquisition of Copy.ai, a generative AI platform for sales and marketing workflows. The deal expands Fullcast’s capabilities to deliver an end-to-end “Plan-to-Pay” RevOps platform by embedding Copy.ai’s AI-driven execution and content generation into Fullcast’s planning, forecasting, and performance tools.

Level Education Group, LLC (LEG) announced it has acquired Triad, a provider of exam preparation, continuing education, and career resources for behavioral and mental health professionals. The combination aims to create an end-to-end education and professional development platform spanning licensure preparation through ongoing continuing education and career support.

Bluewave Technology Group acquired Streamline Communications, a technology solutions provider serving the Greater Salt Lake City, Utah market. The deal expands Bluewave’s technology advisory and sourcing footprint in the Western U.S. and provides Streamline’s clients broader advisory services across network, cloud, customer experience (CX), and security.

Volaris Group, an operating group of Constellation Software Inc., announced the acquisition of Alpine Testing Solutions Inc., a psychometric consulting and test security services provider for credentialing and licensure programs. Founded in 1991 and headquartered in Orem, Utah, Alpine will continue to be led by CEO Stephen Price and will join Volaris Group’s Smith Portfolio under Mike Borello.

Accel-KKR acquired a majority stake in Arbiter, a provider of athletic and school operations management software for the K-12 market. Serent Capital, which invested in Arbiter in 2017, will retain a minority equity position as Arbiter pursues continued growth and product innovation while keeping its headquarters in Sandy, Utah.

Filevine raised $400 million in an all-equity financing completed across two funding rounds over 15 months. The first round was led by Insight Partners, followed by a larger round co-led by Insight Partners, Accel, and Halo Fund, with participation from Meritech, Stepstone, Run Ventures, and Album Ventures. The capital will be used to scale Filevine’s legal operating intelligence platform, expand AI capabilities, and accelerate go-to-market efforts.

DigiCert announced it has acquired Valimail, a provider of zero trust email authentication (including DMARC) delivered as a service. The deal expands DigiCert ONE by adding email authentication capabilities to help protect organizations against phishing, spoofing, and domain-based threats. DigiCert is backed by Clearlake Capital Group, Crosspoint Capital Partners, and TA Associates.

Angel Studios, Inc. completed its business combination with Southport Acquisition Corporation, a SPAC, with the combined company operating as Angel Studios, Inc. Shares of Angel Studios Class A common stock are expected to begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange on September 11, 2025 under the ticker “ANGX.” In connection with the transaction, Angel also announced a $100 million credit facility from Trinity Capital to support expansion of the Angel Guild.

Amplēo acquired Avalaunch Media, a Utah-based marketing agency known for SEO, paid/traditional media, content, and brand storytelling. The deal expands Amplēo’s marketing division and supports its strategy to provide embedded, fractional marketing leadership and execution for small and scaling companies. Avalaunch cofounder and CEO David Mink will continue leading Avalaunch and will become president of Amplēo Marketing.

Giant Ideas, LLC acquired boutique fitness franchisors Mayweather Boxing + Fitness and KickHouse. The brands will be combined with Giant Ideas’ flagship brand Legends Boxing to create a larger skill-based fitness studio network while maintaining distinct brand identities and integrating backend systems, technology, merchandising, and operational support.

Platte River Equity, a Denver-based private equity firm, announced it has made a control investment in Chemtech-Ford Laboratories ("Chemtech"), an environmental and analytical services provider. Chemtech provides laboratory testing and analysis for drinking water, wastewater, soil, surface water, groundwater, and hazardous waste, serving municipal, industrial, and government clients. Platte River intends to use Chemtech as a foundation to build a broader water and environmental testing platform.

Thorpe Specialty Services, a maintenance and engineering services provider backed by KLH Capital, acquired Streamline Industrial Services, LLC of Salt Lake City, Utah. Streamline provides specialty refractory, corrosion resistance, fireproofing, coatings, and mechanical services to high-wear industrial end markets including minerals & mining, power, refining, and chemicals. The deal expands Thorpe’s geographic footprint (including Mountain West) and adds capabilities and exposure to the specialty minerals/rare earth metals & mining segment.

Soltis Investment Advisors, a registered investment adviser based in St. George, Utah, announced the addition of Utah-based High End Financial, LLC, led by Jay Wells. The transaction brings more than $500 million in client assets to Soltis and expands its wealth and institutional advisory capabilities.

Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati completed the sale of its legal technology subsidiary, SixFifty Technologies, LLC, to human capital management provider UKG. SixFifty’s AI-enabled platform helps businesses and HR/legal teams automate multi-state employment-law compliance research and generate customizable employment and compliance documents; transaction terms were not disclosed.

Gridiron Capital, LLC made an investment in (and acquired) Greenix Pest Control, a leading independent U.S. residential pest control platform headquartered in Orem, Utah; financial terms were not disclosed. The transaction represents a sale by Riata Capital Group and Greenix’s senior management team, with Gridiron partnering with CEO Bob Nilsen to support continued organic growth and future M&A expansion.

Bain Capital North American Private Equity is acquiring Sizzling Platter, LLC, a restaurant franchise growth platform, from CapitalSpring in a private transaction with undisclosed financial terms. Sizzling Platter, headquartered in Salt Lake City, will continue to be led by CEO Nathan Garn and operates a portfolio of quick-service and fast-casual franchise brands across more than 800 locations in the United States and Mexico.

Kuali secured a significant growth investment from Banneker Partners to accelerate its platform strategy and expand its software solutions for higher education. The investment will support product roadmap acceleration, enhanced platform capabilities, and continued support for Kuali’s existing higher education customers.

Utah Community Credit Union (UCCU) completed its merger with TransWest Credit Union, with the organizations finalizing a core-systems conversion in five months following a signed letter of intent. Best Innovation Group supported the integration and data conversion using its AI-assisted merger framework, enabling a transition with zero member downtime.

DASH and S4i Systems, Inc. completed a merger to form SMRTR, combining accounts payable automation, document management, and compliance/content management capabilities. The new company will provide an integrated, cloud-based automation and compliance platform serving manufacturing and food & beverage customers globally.

CenterOak Partners, a Dallas-based private equity firm, completed a majority recapitalization of NOW CFO, a provider of outsourced finance and accounting services focused on SMB customers. NOW CFO is headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah, and offers services such as controller-as-a-service, staff accounting, interim CFO support, and financial reporting. Financial terms were not disclosed.

ALKEME Insurance acquired Utah-based insurance agencies Miller and Associates and Blue Valley Insurance to expand its presence and service capabilities in the Utah market. Following the transaction, the two agencies will be combined and operate as a single entity, eventually under the ALKEME brand.

Unity Partners LP completed a strategic private equity investment in Amplēo, a provider of fractional finance, marketing, and HR managed professional services. Amplēo management and Brooks Growth Partners partnered alongside Unity in the transaction, with financial terms undisclosed.

Averra Holdings, a portfolio company of Banner Capital, announced a partnership with ZIEN Medical Technologies, a Salt Lake City-based medical device CDMO providing design, development, manufacturing, packaging, sterilization, and regulatory/quality services. ZIEN will continue operating under CEO Tim Nieman, and its capabilities are expected to expand within Averra to include turnkey packaging design and manufacturing services. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Nexus IT, a managed services and cybersecurity provider, secured a $60 million capital commitment from Metropolitan Partners Group in partnership with Diatonic Healthcare. The growth investment will fund Nexus IT’s nationwide expansion strategy, primarily through acquiring and integrating culturally aligned managed service providers, especially in regulated industries such as healthcare, finance, and legal.

Trucordia announced it will receive a $1.3 billion strategic investment from Carlyle's Global Credit platform, valuing Trucordia at $5.7 billion. The investment is intended to reduce leverage and simplify governance, including repurchasing units from existing minority investors, and is expected to close in June 2025.

Merit Financial Advisors, a national wealth management firm based in Atlanta, acquired RCM Investments, a wealth management firm headquartered in American Fork, Utah. The deal adds approximately $281 million in assets and establishes Merit's first office in Utah; terms were not disclosed and the merger was finalized May 30, 2025.

Tesani Insurance Group (TIG) acquired Buie Insurance Services, LLC, an independent insurance agency based in Salt Lake City, Utah, effective June 1, 2025. The acquisition expands TIG’s national insurance agency platform while allowing Buie Insurance clients to continue working with the same team and gain access to TIG’s broader resources, technology, and service capabilities.

Karman Space & Defense (Karman Holdings, Inc.) acquired Industrial Solid Propulsion ("ISP"), a supplier of specialty energetic propulsion technologies such as small boost motors and solid propellant gas generators for UAS, UAS intercept, and rocket-assisted takeoff markets. ISP, founded in 1983 and headquartered in Cedar City, Utah, will deepen Karman’s energetic systems capabilities with its proprietary propellant formulations and motor configurations. The transaction closed May 28, 2025 and was funded in part with a $50 million cash component plus equity and potential earnouts.

Catalis Dental Lab Partners acquired Revolution Dental Lab, a dental laboratory located in Sandy, Utah, to expand capacity and support its nationwide DSO operations, particularly in the Western United States. Catalis also launched an East Coast digital design center in Jacksonville, Florida to complement its Arizona design center and increase service capacity for customers in the Eastern United States. Caymus Equity is supporting Catalis as it continues to build its national dental laboratory platform.

iFIT Inc. announced the acquisition of Reform RX, a connected Pilates reformer company, to expand iFIT’s connected fitness offering into the fast-growing Pilates market. iFIT plans to integrate Reform RX’s connected reformers and Pilates content into its product lineup and enhance its platform with Pilates-based programming for commercial and at-home users.

TMA Performance, backed by Main Capital Partners, acquired DecisionWise, a US-based provider of cloud-based employee feedback, engagement surveys, and 360-degree feedback software. The deal expands TMA’s talent management offering into employee experience/engagement and creates a cross-Atlantic HR software player. DecisionWise is headquartered in Springville, Utah and serves roughly 450 clients across 70+ countries.

The SEER Group acquired S&S Mechanical, a longstanding HVAC and plumbing services provider, to expand its national footprint and formally enter the Utah market. S&S Mechanical, led by co-owners Cory Pincock and Nate Jackson, will continue operating under its existing brand while gaining access to SEER’s operational tools and resources.

An affiliate of Corinthian Capital Group, LLC, in partnership with Valesco Industries, LLC, acquired a majority interest in Trimlight, Inc., a pioneer in permanent exterior LED lighting solutions. The transaction was structured as a majority recapitalization completed alongside the founding team, with FS Investments providing debt financing.

Winder Farms has returned to Winder family ownership after approximately two decades, following an acquisition led by James Winder and a group of investors. The transaction brings the historic Utah food and beverage brand back under family control, with plans to expand digital presence, distribution channels, and product offerings.

AEG Presents, a division of Anschutz Entertainment Group, acquired The Complex, a large live music venue in Salt Lake City, Utah. Deal terms were not disclosed, and AEG Presents stated it will retain the venue’s existing staff while leveraging its resources and booking relationships to support future shows.

Select Portfolio Servicing (SPS), a mortgage servicing solutions provider, announced the completion of its acquisition by a buyer consortium led by Sixth Street and including Davidson Kempner Capital Management LP. SPS is headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah and services over 900,000 loans with more than $200 billion in unpaid principal balance.

ASSA ABLOY has acquired Pedestal PRO, a US manufacturer of access control pedestals, bollards, and mounting solutions. Pedestal PRO, founded in 2002 and headquartered in Lindon, Utah, will strengthen ASSA ABLOY’s electromechanical solutions offering in the Americas; the company reported approximately $11 million in 2024 sales.

Lucid Software announced it has acquired airfocus, an AI-powered product management and roadmapping platform. The deal is intended to deepen Lucid’s support for product teams by connecting ideation and visual collaboration workflows with structured product planning and execution, including integrations with tools like Jira and Azure DevOps.

Rollins, Inc. acquired Saela Holdings, LLC, a pest management company headquartered in Orem, Utah with more than 250 employees and over $65 million in annual revenue. Saela will continue operating as a standalone brand, and the transaction was financed through Rollins’ cash on hand and commercial paper.

Integrated Power Services (IPS) acquired Tram Electric, Inc., effective April 1, 2025. Headquartered in Price, Utah, Tram Electric provides electromechanical products, repair, and remanufacturing services across Utah, Arizona, Wyoming, and Colorado. The deal expands IPS’s electromechanical and power management service network in the western United States, particularly serving mining and other industrial/commercial markets.

Lashbrook, a Utah-based maker of custom men’s wedding bands, has acquired Doubloon Golf, which produces high-end golf ball markers and luxury golf gifts. Financial terms were not disclosed. Lashbrook expects the acquisition to expand its luxury gifting offerings to retailers and the growing golf market.

Superior Concrete Products, LLC acquired AFTEC, LLC and affiliated company X3, LLC, with the transaction closing on March 14, 2025. AFTEC manufactures precast concrete wall systems and X3 supplies molds used to produce AFTEC’s products; the acquisition expands Superior Concrete Products’ offering to commercial and municipal construction clients.

Woodland Gourmet, a Graham Partners portfolio company, acquired Sevillo Fine Foods to expand Woodland’s product portfolio and value-added culinary capabilities across foodservice, retail, and industrial channels. Sevillo Fine Foods, based in Salt Lake City, Utah, produces chef-inspired ready-to-eat frozen ingredients such as fire-grilled vegetables, slow-roasted tomatoes, spreads, and sauces. Barings provided financing support to Woodland Gourmet through an incremental senior secured facility, increased revolver, and delayed draw term loan.

KNS International, an e-commerce and direct-to-consumer footwear company backed by Centre Partners, has acquired Birdies, a contemporary women’s lifestyle and fashion footwear brand. Birdies will become a flagship brand within KNS’s portfolio alongside Journee, Taft, and Vance, and Birdies co-founder Bianca Gates will join KNS as Brand President.

ASC Warehouse, a diesel engine parts supplier based in Bluffdale, Utah, was sold to a group of private investors. The transaction closed on March 7, 2025, and Generational Group served as the M&A advisor to ASC Warehouse on the sale.

CHG Healthcare, a physician staffing and recruitment firm, acquired CareerMD, a clinician career management platform offering digital tools and live/virtual career fairs. The deal is intended to expand CareerMD’s product offerings and strengthen CHG’s support for clinicians across their career journey. CareerMD will continue to operate as a standalone company.

LongRange Capital has completed the acquisition of US Synthetic Corporation from ChampionX Corporation. US Synthetic, headquartered in Orem, Utah, provides highly engineered polycrystalline diamond (PCD) inserts, bearings, and other diamond science solutions serving energy, mining, and industrial end markets. The deal was previously announced as subject to customary closing conditions and tied to the closing of the ChampionX and SLB (Schlumberger) transaction.

Pogo Pass and GetOutPass, two family entertainment membership platforms, announced a strategic merger to form a combined GetOutPass/Pogo Pass company. The combined business plans to expand its attractions network, enter new markets, and increase value for members and venue partners; financial terms were not disclosed.

Cyber Advisors, LLC announced the acquisition of Wasatch I.T., an IT services company headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah. The deal expands Cyber Advisors’ geographic reach into the western United States and adds Wasatch I.T.’s managed services and cybersecurity capabilities. Wasatch I.T.’s co-owners indicated they will continue with the business and take an ownership stake in the parent company.

CaseWorthy, Inc., a Salt Lake City-based social and human services case management software platform backed by private equity firm STG, has acquired Eccovia, Inc. Eccovia provides case management, care coordination, and data analytics solutions for social and human services providers, expanding CaseWorthy’s purpose-built platform and capabilities (including homeless services/Continuum of Care workflows).

The Thermal Group (TTG), a portfolio company of Behrman Capital, acquired Applied Composite Technology Aerospace, LLC (ACT Aerospace), a manufacturer of advanced composite structures for aerospace and defense. The deal expands TTG’s capabilities beyond thermal management into advanced composite manufacturing; financial terms were not disclosed. ACT is headquartered in Gunnison, Utah.

Bridges Consumer Healthcare LLC, a Charlesbank Capital Partners-backed consumer healthcare platform, acquired KT Tape LLC, a leading kinesiology tape and recovery products brand. KT Tape had been a portfolio company of Palladin Consumer Retail Partners since 2014, and the deal adds to Bridges’ specialty OTC pain relief portfolio. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Numantec, a European medical devices company backed by White Bridge Investments, acquired Health Line International Corp., a critical care vascular access and infusion therapy products manufacturer and distributor. Health Line is headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah, and the Faulkner Family will reinvest a portion of the sale proceeds into the combined group while Health Line’s management team largely remains in place.

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

Sunpro Corporation, a subsidiary of Clyde Companies, Inc., acquired Building Services Group to expand its insulation operations in Utah and extend services into Colorado. Building Services Group and its six member companies will operate under the Sunpro name, adding personnel and multiple locations focused on energy-efficient insulation solutions for commercial and residential buildings.

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

BearCom, a North American integrator of voice, security, and data solutions, acquired Stone Security, a provider of enterprise-class physical security products and services. The deal expands BearCom’s physical security capabilities, adding Stone Security’s expertise in areas such as video surveillance and access control; transaction terms were not disclosed. The acquisition is BearCom’s second since private equity firm Siris’ initial investment in BearCom in 2023, and Stone Security’s operating founders will remain with the business.

Quality Collision Group (QCG) acquired Auto Crafters Auto Body & Paint, a family-run collision repair shop in Layton, Utah. The acquisition expands QCG’s footprint in Utah to 14 locations, with additional openings planned, and adds Auto Crafters to QCG’s network of OEM-certified repair centers.

Graham Partners made an investment to acquire Becklar, LLC, a tech-enabled connected safety and critical-event monitoring provider headquartered in Ogden, Utah. BV Investment Partners (Becklar’s existing private equity partner) and Becklar management rolled substantial ownership stakes, with Graham becoming the new lead investor. The transaction closed on December 6, 2024; financial terms were not disclosed.

WellRX, parent company of preventative healthcare brands ReviveRX and Ways2Well, acquired Bioreach, a bloodwork and genetics laboratory. The deal brings advanced diagnostic testing capabilities in-house to support WellRX’s telehealth and pharmacy ecosystem and expand preventative health offerings. WellRX expects the integration to reduce bloodwork turnaround times from 5–7 business days to about one day and to enable broader rollout of new health tests.

Thermal Product Solutions LLC (TPS) announced the acquisition of Redline Chambers, a manufacturer of vacuum chambers and systems. The deal expands TPS’ thermal processing and test solutions portfolio and supports its growth in the vacuum chamber market.

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

SalesRabbit, a field sales management platform, acquired RoofLink, a CRM and end-to-end software solution built for roofing professionals. The deal expands SalesRabbit’s capabilities in the roofing sector by integrating RoofLink’s project management, measurement, estimating, and workflow tools into SalesRabbit’s platform to deliver a more comprehensive all-in-one solution for rooftop sales teams.

Sumeru Equity Partners, along with limited partner co-investors, made a $330 million control investment to acquire JobNimbus, a Lehi, Utah-based SaaS platform serving roofing contractors. Existing investors—including CEO/co-founder Ben Hodson, co-founders Nick and Jason Wood, and Mainsail Partners—will continue as investors, and the capital will support product expansion (including AI-driven features) and scaling. Monroe Capital provided a senior credit facility to support Sumeru’s acquisition of JobNimbus.

Instructure Holdings, Inc. entered into and subsequently completed an all-cash acquisition by investment funds managed by KKR, with Dragoneer Investment Group participating, at $23.60 per share, valuing the transaction at approximately $4.8 billion enterprise value. Upon closing (Nov. 13, 2024), Instructure became privately held and its shares ceased trading on the NYSE; the company will remain headquartered in Salt Lake City. The deal included the purchase of shares held by Instructure’s existing majority owner, Thoma Bravo.

Argosy Private Equity announced a platform investment in Western Peaks Logistics (WPL), a provider of same-day/next-day final mile delivery services in the Mountain West. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah, WPL operates a routed and on-demand network across 12 locations and completes over two million deliveries per year for customers across healthcare, pharmaceuticals, retail, e-commerce and other sectors.

Inszone Insurance Services acquired L.A. Bowen Insurance, an insurance agency headquartered in Orem, Utah. The deal strengthens Inszone’s presence in Utah Valley and expands its personal lines insurance capabilities while bringing L.A. Bowen’s clients access to Inszone’s broader carrier network and resources.

Burt Brothers Tire & Service Inc. acquired both Tire Buster's service center locations in American Fork and Payson, Utah, effective November 9. The locations will continue operating under the Tire Buster's name and existing employees will be retained.

Paramount Health Management, led by behavioral health executive James Bailey, announced it has acquired Life Launch Centers, an outpatient behavioral health provider headquartered in St. George, Utah. The deal includes Life Launch Centers’ four Utah facilities, and Bailey plans to expand the platform and rebrand it as Anxiety, Trauma and Depression Treatment Centers.

Hyperquake, an independent creative strategy, branding and experience design agency, completed its acquisition and operational integration of Salt Lake City-based digital marketplace engineering firm MarCore Group. The deal folds MarCore’s team and capabilities into Hyperquake’s Growth Marketing pillar, with MarCore founder Ari Monkarsh appointed Executive Director of Growth Marketing.

Trive Capital and Blue Marlin Partners acquired a majority stake in Mo' Bettahs Hawaiian Style Food from Savory Fund. Savory Fund and Mo' Bettahs’ founders (Kimo and Kalani Mack) will retain significant minority stakes. Financial terms were not disclosed.

ShareWillow, a platform for small businesses to design and manage employee incentive plans, announced it has acquired Plentive, a Utah-based bonus plan software company. The deal expands ShareWillow’s incentive compensation software capabilities and strengthens its market position for small businesses managing profit sharing, bonus plans, and performance pay.

Fast Stop Travel Centers acquired three gas stations located in Ogden, Willard, and Pleasant View, Utah from Willard-based retailer Trigon. The transaction was brokered by Mountain West Commercial Real Estate, which represented both the buyer and the seller, and supports Fast Stop’s ongoing expansion across the Rocky Mountain region.

Guild Garage Group completed a strategic partnership with A Plus Garage Doors, adding A Plus to Guild’s alliance of residential garage door service brands. A Plus Garage Doors was previously a portfolio company of Asilia Partners, whose principals will join Guild’s advisory board to support Guild’s buy-and-build strategy.

Grain Craft closed an acquisition partnership with Utah-based Central Milling, Inc., acquiring Central Milling’s corporate office, associated trademarks, and three flour mills located in Logan, Richmond, and Collinston, Utah. Financial terms were not disclosed, and Central Milling’s leadership team and employees will continue operating the business.

ROI CX Solutions ("ROI") announced it has acquired Active TeleSource, Inc. ("ATI"), an outsourced customer experience services provider focused on regulated utility markets. The acquisition expands ROI’s customer experience offerings in the electric, gas, and water utilities sectors, including customer care, technical support, and LIHEAP-related services.

American Holt, a portfolio company of Arcline Investment Management, acquired Servi-Tech, Ind. (Servi-Tech), a provider of aftermarket replacement parts for production machinery used in the beverage packaging industry. Servi-Tech, founded in 1969 and headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah, will become part of the American Holt platform alongside American Holt and DMA to expand its aftermarket parts offerings for high-throughput food and beverage machinery.

Peachtree Group acquired the AC Hotel by Marriott in Park City, Utah, marking its sixth hotel acquisition of the year. The property will be operated by Peachtree’s hospitality management division as the firm continues expanding its hotel portfolio amid a slower transaction market.

Estancia Capital Partners and LLR Partners entered into an agreement to invest in Soltis Investment Advisors, LLC, an SEC-registered investment adviser with more than $9 billion in client assets. The transaction provides Soltis with growth capital and additional resources to expand wealth management and retirement plan services, pursue selective acquisitions, and grow its advisor team. Emigrant Partners, a strategic investor in Soltis since 2010, will exit its investment as part of the transaction.

CSC Generation Enterprise (CSC) acquired Backcountry, an online specialty retailer of outdoor recreation gear and apparel. The transaction also includes Backcountry’s family of brands/banners MotoSport, Competitive Cyclist, and Steep & Cheap, with Backcountry continuing to operate under its brand. Second Avenue Capital Partners, SB360 Capital Partners, and Ares Commercial Finance provided a $112 million senior secured revolving credit facility and term loan to support the acquisition and refinance existing debt.