Tracked deals
3816
3816 tracked deals across 2008-2026.
Tracked deals
3816
3816 tracked deals across 2008-2026.
Buyer mix
Mixed buyer set
2911 strategic · 2158 pe
Top trend
Volume peaked in 2026
836 tracked deals announced in 2026.
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| Buyer | # Deals | Focus | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pye-Barker Fire & Safety | 85 | Largest private full-service fire protection, life safety... | Strategic (PE-backed) |
| Platte River Equity | 35 | Lower middle‑market private equity firm focused on indust... | PE |
| Summit Fire & Security LLC | 27 | National fire protection and life-safety services provide... | Strategic (PE-backed) |
| The Riverside Company | 26 | Global private equity firm focused on the smaller end of ... | PE |
| SFP Holding, Inc. (Summit Companies) | 25 | Parent of Summit Fire & Security and Summit Fire Protecti... | Strategic (PE-backed) |
| Frontenac | 24 | Chicago-based private equity firm focused on lower middle... | PE |
| H.I.G. Capital | 22 | Global private equity and alternative investment firm pro... | PE |
| One Equity Partners | 22 | Middle-market private equity firm focused on industrial, ... | PE |
| GenNx360 Capital Partners | 21 | Middle-market private equity firm focused on business ser... | PE |
| Kinderhook Industries, LLC | 21 | Middle‑market private investment firm focused on healthca... | PE |
Last 10 years
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Trinity Hunt Partners, a growth-oriented private equity firm, announced the formation of Steadpoint Industrial Services as an industrial aftermarket MRO (maintenance, repair and operations) platform. Northline Industrial, a Michigan-based industrial aftermarket provider, anchored the platform as its foundational investment, with Trinity Hunt Partners supporting future growth via strategic acquisitions and organic initiatives.
AZZ Inc. acquired 100% of the equity in Seattle Galvanizing Company, a multi-site hot-dip and spin galvanizing provider headquartered in Arlington, Washington. The acquisition expands AZZ’s galvanizing footprint with direct Pacific Northwest presence and is expected to be accretive to earnings within the first year of operation.
Dover has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Cloeren, a manufacturer of extrusion T-dies and feedblocks used primarily in polymer and plastics production. The deal is expected to close in the third quarter of 2026, subject to customary conditions, and Cloeren will become part of MAAG within Dover’s Pumps & Process Solutions segment.
Global Battery Materials has agreed to acquire Lomiko Metals in an all-cash transaction valued at approximately C$11 million on a fully diluted basis. The deal will be completed through a court-approved arrangement under British Columbia corporate law, with closing expected in the fourth quarter of 2026.
Axxiom Elevator acquired Carolina Elevator Service, a commercial elevator maintenance, repair, modernization and installation provider based in Columbia, South Carolina. The acquisition expands Axxiom’s footprint into the Carolinas and Georgia and is the company’s 13th acquisition since its founding. Maven Group advised the deal and Gauge Capital provided financial backing; financial terms were not disclosed.
H.I.G. Capital has completed the acquisition of Avove, a UK infrastructure services and engineering company serving regulated water, wastewater, and power markets across Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Avove’s management team will reinvest alongside H.I.G. and remain in place to lead the business, with H.I.G. aiming to support organic growth and additional acquisitions to broaden capabilities.
RMH Systems acquired Systems in Motion, a warehouse automation and material handling integrator, to expand RMH’s capabilities with a proprietary software platform and warehouse automation expertise. The deal combines manufacturing/packaging automation with “front end and back end” capabilities for distribution and e-commerce fulfillment, supported by financing from Yukon Partners.
OpenGate Capital signed a definitive agreement to acquire Merak, the global rail HVAC business of Knorr-Bremse. Terms were not disclosed, and the deal is subject to regulatory approvals and other closing conditions, with expected closing by the end of the 2026 calendar year.
Kinderhook Industries acquired Pete & Pete Container Service and Boyas Recycling & Excavating, combining them into a vertically integrated construction and demolition (C&D) waste collection, recycling, and disposal platform serving Northeast Ohio. The Ristagno family and management are expected to remain involved to lead day-to-day operations, and Kinderhook said the internalized landfill and material recovery facility strengthen the platform’s durability and growth potential.
Wynnchurch Capital, L.P. will acquire Luxfer Holdings PLC in an all-cash transaction for $17.37 per ordinary share, taking Luxfer private. The deal is expected to close before the end of 2026, subject to Luxfer shareholder approval, regulatory approvals, and customary closing conditions.
JM Test Systems acquired Alltite, a calibration and torque equipment services provider headquartered in Wichita, Kansas. The transaction expands JM Test’s calibration capabilities and extends its central United States service reach, with Alltite continuing to operate from its Wichita location.
Vesterra Capital Partners announced its acquisition of PHFM from Powerhouse Services. PHFM will operate as an independent, standalone provider of interior and exterior facilities maintenance services for commercial customers nationwide.
LEHR, an emergency vehicle upfitter, announced it has acquired 911 Custom, a regional upfitter and distributor serving law enforcement agencies across the Midwest. The acquisition expands LEHR’s national emergency vehicle upfitting platform into a high-growth Midwest territory spanning Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Iowa.
Riverview Landscapes has acquired B&B Landscaping & Gardening, a commercial and residential landscaping and snow management provider headquartered in Cortlandt Manor, New York. The deal expands Riverview’s Greater Westchester County presence by adding B&B’s Cortlandt Manor facility and workforce to its existing operations. Financial terms were not disclosed, and the acquisition marks Riverview’s 27th since it was founded in 2022.
Ensign Energy Services has entered into an agreement to acquire all outstanding shares of Citadel Drilling for $65 million, subject to customary closing adjustments and conditions. The acquisition is expected to expand Ensign’s Permian Basin drilling fleet by about 20% and broaden its customer base.
TE Connectivity has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Astrodyne TDI from Tinicum for approximately $1.4 billion. The acquisition is intended to expand TE Connectivity’s power management and filtering portfolio for mission-critical industrial applications and to strengthen integrated power, signal, and data solutions.
Harbour Group acquired American Packing & Gasket Holdings (APG) and added it to its SHF flow-components platform. The deal is intended to expand product breadth, inventory capabilities, and customer service for distributors serving industrial fluid-conveyance, flow-control, and sealing applications; financial terms were not disclosed.
OCS Group International has agreed to acquire Mitie Group in a recommended, all-cash transaction valuing Mitie at approximately £3.1 billion. The deal is expected to close in the first quarter of 2027 via a Scottish court-sanctioned scheme of arrangement, subject to regulatory approvals and shareholder votes.
FreightCar America completed the acquisition of Southern Parts & Equipment (SP&E), a regional distributor of new, used and reconditioned railcar parts and equipment. The deal expands FreightCar America's railcar aftermarket distribution capabilities and adds consulting, inspections and project-related services to its aftermarket platform.
Right Traffic has acquired Expert Traffic Control (ETC), a traffic management company serving the Pacific Northwest. The deal gives Right Traffic its first Oregon presence and expands its ability to deliver safe, reliable traffic control solutions across the region, including access to Right Traffic’s Guardian SmartFlagger automated flagger technology.
CapVest Partners has completed its acquisition of a majority stake in TSG Solutions, a European technical services provider for critical energy infrastructure. The transaction follows receipt of all necessary approvals, and TSG will continue to pursue organic and acquisition-led growth under CapVest’s ownership.
Blackstone has entered into a definitive agreement to make a significant investment in FUTRONIC, a South Korean provider of high-precision actuators and motion control technologies. The investment is intended to accelerate FUTRONIC’s international growth and expansion across automotive and robotics end markets, with founder Jin-ho Ko remaining chairman and CEO.
Pelican Energy Partners acquired Riggins Company, a Hampton, Virginia-based provider of engineered metal fabrication and custom components for the U.S. Navy and shipbuilding partners. Pelican plans to invest in Riggins’ production capacity and workforce to support growing demand for qualified domestic manufacturing capacity for nuclear naval shipbuilding and expand Riggins’ commercial markets.
Centuri Holdings, Inc. completed the acquisition of J.J. White, Inc., a multi-trade mechanical and electrical construction services provider serving power generation, data centers, and industrial end markets. J.J. White will be integrated into Centuri’s Riggs Distler operation to expand union electric capabilities across the Northeast and Mid-West.
EKHO Infrastructure Solutions announced three related strategic additions to expand its mechanically stabilized earth (MSE) and retaining wall capabilities: it is integrating Ground Improvement Systems (GIS) and Structured Soils Inc. (SSI) and acquiring the ARES geosynthetic retaining wall system from Tensar Corporation. The company says the moves accelerate its entry into the U.S. retaining wall and earth retention market, leveraging ARES approvals across 37 U.S. states.
Graybar has entered into an agreement to purchase Samson Electrical Supply, a South Plainfield, New Jersey-based electrical distributor, with an expected close in early August 2026. Samson will operate as a Graybar subsidiary while retaining the Samson Electrical Supply name, team, and supplier relationships.
One Equity Partners has agreed to acquire United WELD Holdings, the parent company of EPIC Piping and BendTec, from Bernhard Capital Partners. Financial terms were not disclosed, and the transaction is expected to close by Q4 2026 subject to customary conditions and approvals.
ARRAY Technologies has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Affordable Wire Management, LLC (AWM), a provider of wire management, cable protection, and balance-of-system solutions, for total consideration of approximately $203 million. The deal is expected to close in Q3 2026 subject to regulatory clearance and customary closing conditions, with the purchase price including a $153 million base payment plus up to $50 million in anniversary payments and performance-based earnouts tied to EBITDA.
IMB Partners acquired Strategic Land Services (SLS), a Georgia-based heavy civil contractor focused on site preparation and infrastructure services for electric utility projects. The transaction was completed in late May, with financial terms not disclosed. IMB plans to support SLS as it adds crews, expands service lines, and pursues a broader regional site-preparation platform across the Southeast and adjacent states.
Inspirit Equity portfolio company Sizemore has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Carlson Building Maintenance, a Minneapolis-area janitorial and facility services provider serving retail, grocery, and commercial customers across the Midwest. The deal will establish Carlson as a dedicated retail-focused division within Sizemore, preserving Carlson’s leadership team and operating model. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Pye-Barker Fire & Safety acquired Hartford Sprinkler Co., Inc., a Connecticut-based fire sprinkler and life safety company. The acquisition expands Pye-Barker’s ability to deliver fire sprinkler services across Connecticut and complements its existing security and alarm presence in the region.
WALDEVAR Holding, a Bucharest-based EPC contractor for utility-scale photovoltaic and hybrid energy projects, has completed its acquisition of Elemo, a Romanian high-voltage electrical infrastructure company with 30+ years of operating history. After the deal, Elemo will rebrand as WALDEVAR Power Grid, enabling WALDEVAR to deliver fully integrated renewable energy infrastructure—particularly grid connection—using in-house high-voltage expertise and certifications. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Rice Septic Solutions, LLC acquired Vets Septic Service, Inc., a family-owned septic system and storm shelter solutions provider based in Oklahoma City. The acquisition closed on May 29, 2026, and Vets Septic will continue operating under its existing name.
ADC Aerospace, a manufacturer of complex, highly engineered turnkey die-cast parts for aerospace and defense, acquired Hyatt Die Cast & Engineering Corporation. The transaction brings together the two largest aerospace and defense-focused turnkey die-casting businesses to create a scaled platform with a broader customer base and a more balanced mix of commercial aerospace and defense end markets.
Generational Group announced the sale of Cat Tracking Inc. to Frontline Road Safety Group. The acquisition closed May 18, 2026, with Cat Tracking providing traffic control, highway striping, signage installation, and roadway safety solutions in Southern California.
Nocopi Technologies, Inc. announced leadership changes following the closing of its first acquisition in May: Polymeric Group. The company is continuing post-acquisition integration and commercialization efforts to scale specialty ink and coatings operations and drive organic growth.
Trive Capital has closed the sale of Kittyhawk, Inc. to Machine Sciences (“MSC”), a portfolio company of Viking Global. Kittyhawk provides hot isostatic pressing (HIP) services for mission-critical applications serving space, commercial aerospace, defense, and power generation end markets.
Cambium, a technology-driven platform modernizing how wood is sourced, priced, and distributed, acquired General Woodcraft, a Connecticut-based specialty wood products company. The deal adds premium domestically sourced wood inventory and General Woodcraft’s technical expertise and customer relationships to Cambium’s national network, extending its bicoastal presence. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Distribution Solutions Group, Inc. (DSG) entered into a definitive merger agreement under which newly formed entities controlled by LKCM Headwater Investments will acquire all outstanding DSG shares not already owned by LKCM Headwater and its affiliates for $35.00 per share in cash. The deal would take DSG private and delist its common stock from Nasdaq, subject to customary regulatory and stockholder approvals.
Aquatech has announced it will acquire METICHEM, a UAE-based provider of advanced water treatment chemicals and operations & maintenance (O&M) services across industrial, municipal, and institutional markets in the Middle East, North Africa, and Southeast Asia. METICHEM will continue to operate as a standalone business within Aquatech’s global services division, expanding Aquatech’s ability to deliver end-to-end water lifecycle solutions.
Aliplast (Hera Group), via its Polish subsidiary Aliplast Polska, signed a binding agreement to acquire a 70% stake in Kronos Polymer Polska. The target will be formed via a spin-off from Kronos Polymer and will operate a polyethylene sorting, grinding and washing line in Gniew, Poland, with the transaction expected to be finalized by the end of 2026.
Pelican Energy Partners acquired Veridiam, a precision manufacturer of fuel channels and other proprietary components for the nuclear industry and other regulated markets. Veridiam will operate under its existing name and brand and remain led by its current management team as Pelican supports modernization and manufacturing expansion.
AE Industrial Partners acquired Powder Alloy Corporation, a producer of highly engineered metallic, ceramic, and thermal spray powders used in mission-critical surface enhancement and joining applications. The acquisition establishes a new U.S.-based specialty materials platform for aerospace and industrial end markets. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Construction Partners, Inc. (CPI) has completed its acquisition of Ellsworth Construction, an asphalt manufacturing and construction business headquartered in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The acquired operations continue under the Ellsworth name as a branded division of CPI’s Oklahoma platform company, Overland Corporation, with Ellsworth founder Nathan Ellsworth continuing to lead.
LEHR, the emergency vehicle upfitter and a portfolio company of Broadwing Capital, acquired the emergency vehicle upfitting assets of ProLogic ITS. The deal expands LEHR’s network with additional locations across Georgia, Alabama, and Florida and deepens its Southeast presence while adding specialized federal capability tied to Level 3 CJIS clearance. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Tavoron announced the acquisition of Fluidraulics, an automation component and system distributor serving customers in Pennsylvania and Ohio. The deal expands Tavoron’s Automation Distribution segment, strengthens its motion control offerings, and extends its presence into the Pittsburgh and Cleveland markets.
Riverview Landscapes acquired Kevin Labadini Corporation, a commercial landscaping and snow management provider headquartered in Shrewsbury, Massachusetts. The deal is a tuck-in add-on to Riverview’s Boston Metro West branch within its New England region and brings Labadini Corp.’s Shrewsbury facility into the existing local operations.
Shimadzu Corporation completed its acquisition of TESCAN GROUP (via acquisition of all shares of Glass HoldCo, which indirectly owns TESCAN) for $711 million. The deal expands Shimadzu’s electron microscopy and analytical instruments capabilities and supports a strategy to deliver more comprehensive, end-to-end analytical workflows across semiconductor, life sciences, and advanced materials research.
Wynnchurch Capital entered into a definitive agreement to sell FloWorks (FWI Holdings) to Ferguson Enterprises in an all-cash transaction valued at approximately $1.6 billion enterprise value. Ferguson expects the deal to close in Q3 2026 and highlighted revenue and cost synergies from network optimization, logistics, and technology, as it expands its specialty industrial flow control platform.
Jabil announced that Rebound Electronics has become part of the Jabil family of companies. The acquisition is intended to expand Jabil’s ability to offer a “Strategic Distribution Partner” model for electronics sourcing by combining Rebound’s distribution capabilities with Jabil’s global manufacturing and supply chain platform.
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Find buyers actively acquiring industrial services companies.
Across the listed deals, buyers are acquiring EPC and high-voltage electrical infrastructure capabilities, aerospace-focused die-casting operations, wire management and balance-of-system solutions, heavy civil site-preparation contractors, water treatment chemicals/O&M providers, and facility services and safety businesses.
Many recent transactions are U.S.-based (for example, California, Georgia, Louisiana, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, and Ohio), but there are also cross-border acquisitions such as Romania and the United Arab Emirates.
Yes—multiple deals are framed around expanding delivery capabilities. Examples include adding grid connection capabilities in-house, pairing die casting with value-added processes, and building broader service lines for site preparation, water lifecycle solutions, or fire sprinkler offerings.
No. Some transactions disclose consideration and structure (for example, the approximate $203 million for ARRAY Technologies’ acquisition of Affordable Wire Management), while others report that financial terms were not disclosed.