Tracked deals
14
14 tracked deals across 2020-2026.
Tracked deals
14
14 tracked deals across 2020-2026.
Buyer mix
Mixed buyer set
11 strategic · 6 pe
Top trend
Volume peaked in 2026
5 tracked deals announced in 2026.
Primary Insight
| Buyer type | Examples from Mississippi deals |
|---|---|
| Distribution & aftermarket | EIS, Border States, All States Ag Parts |
| Specialty engineered products/services | Atlas-SSI, Specialty Welding and Turnarounds |
| Field services & infrastructure contractors | Saber Power Services, Carr’s Hill Capital Partners |
| Regional operators expanding in-state | LaForce, Lewis Pest Control, Parish Tractor |
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| Buyer | # Deals | Focus | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| All States Ag Parts, LLC | 1 | Supplier of used, rebuilt and aftermarket parts for tract... | Strategic (PE-backed) |
| Atlas-SSI, Inc. | 1 | Provider of water management solutions including screens,... | Strategic |
| Border States | 1 | Employee-owned electrical distribution company operating ... | Strategic |
| Carr's Hill Capital Partners Management, LP (CHP) | 1 | Lower middle-market private equity firm providing capital... | PE |
| EIS | 1 | Specialty value-added distributor of process materials, p... | Strategic |
| EVI Industries, Inc. | 1 | Public distributor of commercial, industrial and vended l... | Strategic |
| Greenbelt Capital Partners | 1 | Private equity sponsor backing utility and infrastructure... | PE |
| Hastings Equity Partners | 1 | Lower middle‑market private equity firm focused on indust... | PE |
| Integrated Power Services (IPS) | 1 | North American service, repair and engineering network fo... | Strategic (PE-backed) |
| Kinderhook Industries, LLC | 1 | Middle-market private investment firm focused on buy-and-... | PE |
Last 4 years
Supporting Data
Parish Tractor, a one-stop provider of agriculture and construction equipment, announced it has acquired Crain Tractor in Columbia, Mississippi. The acquisition expands Parish Tractor’s presence, increasing its total locations to nine across Mississippi, Florida, Alabama, and Louisiana, and strengthens its ability to serve agriculture and construction customers in the Southeast.
Atlas-SSI, Inc. announced its strategic acquisition of Walz & Krenzer, Inc. (WK), a custom provider of watertight closures, doors, hatches, and flood protection systems. The deal expands Atlas-SSI’s flood protection and critical-infrastructure capabilities by adding WK’s engineered product portfolio and engineering expertise.
LaForce announced the acquisition of Target Door Supply, Inc., a Mississippi-based commercial door and hardware distributor. The deal expands LaForce’s footprint into Mississippi while Target Door Supply will continue operating from its existing Ridgeland and Tupelo locations under its current name.
Lewis Pest Control acquired Tri-County Pest Control, a full-service pest and termite management company headquartered in Belden, Mississippi. The acquisition was announced by The Aust Group, which represented Tri-County Pest Control on the transaction, and the deal closed on March 31, 2026. Terms were not disclosed.
Saber Power Services, a Houston-based portfolio company of Greenbelt Capital Partners, acquired Bounds Construction II, a privately held foundation construction company headquartered in Tylertown, Mississippi. The deal adds civil construction and foundation capabilities (including substation and switchyard foundations and piling services) to strengthen Saber Power’s vertically integrated electrical infrastructure offering.
EIS, a North American specialty distributor of electrical process materials, has acquired Power Grid Supply, a supplier of transformer parts and components. The acquisition expands EIS's product portfolio and aftermarket capabilities for transformer OEMs, remanufacturers, field service contractors, and utilities, and will support geographic expansion across North America.
Border States has agreed to acquire Sequel Electrical Supply LLC, a Meridian, Mississippi-based electrical distributor with more than 220 employees and 18 locations across the U.S. Gulf Coast. The acquisition expands Border States' employee-owned distribution footprint into four additional states (Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida) and adds complementary construction and industrial customers.
Carr's Hill Capital Partners (CHP) has partnered with founders Shaw and Tom Matthews to recapitalize Matthews Brothers Dredging (MBD) and support the company's expansion across U.S. Gulf Coast markets. As part of the transaction, Declan Rushe was named CEO to lead growth of the marine infrastructure and mechanical dredging business, which is based in Pass Christian, Mississippi and provides recurring maintenance and capital dredging services.
All States Ag Parts, backed by Kinderhook Industries, has acquired Steel Tracks, Inc., a distributor of steel and rubber tracks and aftermarket undercarriage parts. The add-on expands ASAP’s product offering into steel tracks and strengthens its position in the aftermarket undercarriage parts market serving heavy construction equipment dealers.
EVI Industries, Inc. completed the acquisition of Pearl, Mississippi-based Laundry South (Laundry South Systems & Repair), its nineteenth distributor of commercial laundry products and provider of technical installation and maintenance services. The deal expands EVI’s sales and service footprint into Mississippi, increases its presence in eastern Louisiana, and the business will continue operating under its current name and location with existing employees.
Rosewood Private Investments acquired American Petroleum Sales and Service (AMPET) and Petroleum Equipment Company, Inc. (PECO) and combined them under a new holding company, StationServ. The deal brings together geographically contiguous fuel equipment distribution and service territories in Mississippi, Arkansas and Tennessee to expand service capabilities and create a platform for further add-on acquisitions; both sellers will remain involved during a transition period.
Specialty Welding and Turnarounds (SWAT), a PE-backed provider of turnaround and specialty welding services, has acquired Hydroprocessing Associates (HPA), a Moss Point, Mississippi-based specialist in catalyst handling and reactor maintenance, including HPA's Breathing Systems Inc. subsidiary. The deal is SWAT's first add-on since its January 2020 investment by ORIX Capital Partners and Hastings Equity Partners and expands SWAT's service offering into catalyst handling and NIOSH-approved life-support system manufacturing and maintenance.
Integrated Power Services (IPS) has acquired Industrial Electric Motor Works, Inc., a Meridian, Mississippi-based full-service electric motor and generator service company. The acquisition expands IPS’s service footprint and distribution capabilities in the Southeastern United States; Industrial Electric’s founder Tom McDaniel and his sons will join IPS to support integration.
Waterlogic Americas has acquired Elite Water & Coffee, a Jackson, Mississippi-based dealer of bottleless water coolers, ice machines and coffee equipment owned by Greg Pollack since 2008. The deal expands Waterlogic Americas' commercial products dealer footprint into Mississippi and bolsters the company's national presence as part of its ongoing acquisition strategy.
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The page highlights acquisitions across distribution and aftermarket products (electrical, transformer parts, undercarriage parts) and specialty services tied to infrastructure, including flood protection systems, foundation/civil construction, marine dredging, and welding/turnarounds.
Examples include Atlas-SSI, Inc. acquiring Walz & Krenzer, Inc. to expand flood protection and engineered product offerings, and EIS acquiring Power Grid Supply to broaden transformer parts and aftermarket capabilities.
Yes. Several deals are framed around footprint expansion, such as LaForce, LLC acquiring Target Door Supply, Inc. to enter Mississippi, and Parish Tractor acquiring Crain Tractor to increase its presence across the Southeast including Mississippi.
Yes. The list includes consumer- and site-service industrial-adjacent activity such as Lewis Pest Control acquiring Tri-County Pest Control, which is headquartered in Belden, Mississippi, along with other specialized industrial services.