Tracked deals
467
467 tracked deals across 2014-2026.
Tracked deals
467
467 tracked deals across 2014-2026.
Buyer mix
Mixed buyer set
321 pe · 285 strategic
Top trend
Volume peaked in 2026
125 tracked deals announced in 2026.
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| Buyer | # Deals | Focus | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| KKR | 9 | Global investment firm managing funds across private equi... | PE |
| Macquarie Asset Management | 8 | Global infrastructure and asset manager focused on long‑t... | PE |
| DigitalBridge Group, Inc. | 6 | Global alternative asset manager focused on investing in ... | PE |
| Frontline Road Safety | 6 | National pavement marking and road safety platform operat... | Strategic (PE-backed) |
| Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPP Investments) | 5 | Canada’s pension investment manager investing globally ac... | PE |
| RoadSafe Traffic Systems, Inc. | 5 | Provider of infrastructure safety services and products, ... | Strategic (PE-backed) |
| Stonepeak | 5 | Alternative investment firm specializing in infrastructur... | PE |
| The Sterling Group | 5 | Middle-market private equity firm focused on manufacturin... | PE |
| Tower Arch Capital | 5 | Middle-market private equity firm that partners with fami... | PE |
| Aegion Corporation | 4 | Provider of infrastructure maintenance, rehabilitation an... | Strategic (PE-backed) |
Last 9 years
Supporting Data
Hennessy Capital Investment Corp. VII (a SPAC) and ONE Nuclear Energy LLC entered a proposed business combination that would result in ONE Nuclear becoming a U.S.-listed public company on Nasdaq under the ticker “ONEN.” The transaction was later approved by Hennessy VII shareholders and closed in September 2026, with Hennessy VII domestication as a Delaware corporation and ONE Nuclear becoming its wholly owned subsidiary.
Wafra acquired an interest in Liberty Development Partners and invested in its principal assets, Gulf Inland Logistics Park and CMC Railroad. The investment is intended to provide capital and institutional resources to expand the rail-served industrial infrastructure platform and pursue additional opportunities.
Ares Secondaries funds expanded their investment in Sabey Data Center Properties, bringing Ares’ total commitment to the platform to more than $500 million. The additional capital will support the platform’s expansion of U.S. data center infrastructure to meet growing demand tied to cloud computing, AI, and other data-intensive applications.
Valtir has completed its acquisition of QWICK KURB, adding modular raised-curb channelization and lane-separation systems to its roadway safety product portfolio. The combined offering is designed to strengthen Valtir’s position as a provider of roadway safety solutions for both permanent and temporary applications.
Advanced Drainage Systems (ADS) entered into a definitive agreement to acquire StormTrap Investments from PSP Capital for approximately $530 million (about $450 million net of expected tax benefits). The deal expands ADS’ stormwater management portfolio into large-volume, space-constrained stormwater storage and treatment systems, with expected closing in Q4 2026 subject to regulatory approvals.
Ampol has agreed to acquire 100% of Australian electric vehicle charging company Evie Networks for $225 million through its wholly owned subsidiary Ampol Energy. The deal will expand Ampol’s public DC fast-charging network by adding more than 1,030 charging bays, with completion targeted for the first half of 2027 subject to regulatory approvals.
Cardinal Infrastructure Group, Inc. announced the closing of its acquisition of Allied Paving Contractors. The deal expands Cardinal’s self-performing paving and related infrastructure capabilities in the Atlanta / Northern Georgia market, with Allied generating about $100 million in standalone revenue.
CenterPoint Energy completed the previously announced $2.62 billion sale of its Ohio natural gas Local Distribution Company business, Vectren Energy Delivery of Ohio, LLC. National Fuel Gas Company will assume responsibility for serving CenterPoint’s former Ohio natural gas customers.
Kenon Holdings has entered into an agreement to acquire a 25% equity interest in Vicinity District Energy for cash consideration of approximately $450 million as part of a broader transaction involving Vicinity’s sale. The deal is backed by committed non-recourse debt financing and is expected to close in Q2 2027, subject to customary conditions and approvals.
Select Water Solutions entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Pilot Water Solutions LLC for $700 million in an equity-and-cash deal, plus up to $15 million in additional contingent cash consideration. The transaction is expected to close in Q4 2026, pending regulatory approvals and customary closing conditions, and is intended to expand Select’s produced-water management and Delaware Basin water infrastructure network.
EYKON and Sensus International (both part of the AURELIUS Midmarket portfolio) signed an agreement under which EYKON will sell its water meter business to Sensus International. The transaction is intended to let EYKON focus on its core utility measurement, connectivity, and digital utilities areas while the water metering business continues under Sensus International.
Falcon Gases acquired Encore Gas & Supply as its initial investment. Encore operates multiple southern California locations supplying packaged gases, microbulk, welding supplies, and technical services.
Falcon Gases announced it secured a strategic majority investment from Odyssey Investment Partners. The investment is intended to accelerate Falcon’s strategy to build a high-growth, large-scale independent packaged gas distribution platform through growth and M&A.
Vortex Companies acquired CLH & Son, Inc., an Auburn, Maine-based infrastructure contractor focused on sliplining, concrete rehabilitation, excavation, drainage improvements, and related utility services. The deal is intended to strengthen Vortex’s Northeast operations and expand the range and scale of rehabilitation projects Vortex can self-perform and deliver across the region.
American Real Estate Partners (AREP) and Brookfield Asset Management announced that affiliates of Brookfield have agreed to acquire a minority interest in AREP for an undisclosed amount. The investment pairs AREP’s vertically integrated data center development platform with Brookfield’s global real estate and infrastructure scale and capabilities.
Revolve Renewable Power Corp. signed definitive agreements to acquire 100% of the equity interests in the 9.6 MW Horseshoe Bend Wind Project in Montana for total consideration of US$10.48 million. The acquisition is expected to be funded through project-level debt financing from Export Development Canada (EDC) and Vancity Capital Corporation (Vancity), alongside proceeds from Revolve’s previously announced bridge credit facility with Whitfield.
Enbridge announced it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Tallgrass Energy’s crude oil transportation, gathering, storage, and terminaling business for $2.55 billion in cash. The assets include 75% of the Pony Express Pipeline and 51% of the Powder River Gateway system, plus associated storage and Stanchion Energy crude marketing activities.
Franklin Templeton, through its real estate subsidiary Clarion Partners, has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire a majority stake in European real assets manager Stoneshield Capital. The deal is expected to close in Q4 2026 and will expand Clarion’s European real assets platform and increase its European AUM to $13 billion.
Vertiv has agreed to acquire UtilityInnovation Group (operated as UtilityInnovation Group / Utility Innovation Holdings) for approximately $1.45 billion in cash at closing, with the potential for an additional $1.15 billion in cash tied to EBITDA targets. The combined offering is intended to extend Vertiv’s data center power capabilities upstream toward the utility interconnect using microgrid controls, onsite generation, energy-storage orchestration, and behind-the-meter power architecture.
STTGDC announced completion of its acquisition by a consortium led by KKR and Singtel, strengthening the company’s ability to scale AI-ready digital infrastructure. The company retained its leadership team and name while launching a refreshed global brand built around the "Built Ready" positioning.
SAM, a provider of geospatial and inspection services for critical infrastructure markets, announced it acquired Wilson & Associates, a geomatics and utility engineering firm based in Franklin, Tennessee. The acquisition expands SAM’s surveying, geospatial, and utility engineering capabilities and strengthens its presence across Tennessee and the broader Southeast.
Hecate Energy LLC and EGH Acquisition Corp. confirmed progress on a previously announced definitive business combination that will result in Hecate becoming a publicly listed company on Nasdaq under the ticker "HCTE." The parties updated the expected closing timeline to early Q1 2027 following the resolution of matters involving Hecate’s lenders and related litigation.
Enbridge agreed to form a C$2.7 billion joint venture with capital managed by KKR and Apollo to fund its Aspen Point and Sunrise expansion programs on the Westcoast natural gas pipeline system in British Columbia. Enbridge retains majority ownership and operational control, receiving C$700 million in cash at closing, while KKR and Apollo obtain an indirect cumulative 29% interest in the aggregate system once Sunrise enters service.
Volato Group entered into and subsequently completed a definitive merger with Alignment Engine in a transaction valued at approximately $500 million. The deal positions Volato as an AI infrastructure and data center platform player, centered on Alignment Engine’s Ohio powered industrial campus and a planned path to up to 480 MW of capacity.
Enbridge has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Salt Creek Midstream’s crude oil gathering business for US$600 million in cash. Through a wholly owned subsidiary, Enbridge will acquire 100% of the Orla and Wink North gathering systems and a 50% interest in the Delaware Crossing (DCX) system, with expected closing later in 2026 subject to customary conditions including Hart-Scott-Rodino clearance.
OceanaGold has entered into a definitive scheme implementation deed to acquire 100% of Ausgold Limited via an Australian court-approved scheme of arrangement. Under the deal, Ausgold shareholders will receive 0.03365 OceanaGold shares per Ausgold share (with a cash alternative), valuing the equity at approximately A$776 million (US$549 million).
Goldman Sachs has entered into an agreement to acquire LCN Capital Partners, a triple net lease (NNN) investment manager with about $3 billion in assets under supervision. The deal is valued at up to approximately $410 million (including upfront and deferred/contingent consideration) and is expected to close by the end of 2026, subject to approvals and customary conditions.
NVIDIA secured land, power, and shell capacity through a partnership with SB Energy at the PORTS-Pike Technology Campus in Pike County, Ohio, to exclusively host NVIDIA AI compute. SB Energy will build, own, and operate the data center under a 20-year lease to OpenAI, while NVIDIA also invests $1.5 billion in SB Energy to support its AI infrastructure growth.
CVC DIF, the infrastructure investment business of CVC, has agreed to acquire a significant majority stake in firstcolo GmbH from CUBE Infrastructure. The investment, via CVC DIF Value Add IV, is intended to support firstcolo’s scalable, AI-ready and energy-efficient data center platform in Germany, with FRA7 in Rosbach vor der Höhe as the initial greenfield project.
Core Scientific, Inc. has completed its previously announced acquisition of Polaris DS LLC for approximately $444 million in cash. The purchase secures about 440 MW of in-service gross, grid-connected power capacity and supports Core Scientific’s plan to scale its Muskogee campus to approximately 1.5 GW of gross power.
Partners Group has agreed to acquire a majority stake in AVK Power Solutions and initially invest more than $1 billion of equity to scale the company’s power infrastructure platform for European data centers and AI computing facilities. The deal includes supplemental debt financing, with AVK management retaining a minority ownership stake.
Mobix Labs signed a definitive agreement to acquire Special Project Delivery, expanding its national security platform into rare earth elements, critical minerals, energy and strategic U.S. infrastructure. The announcement positions the acquisition as a step toward broader participation in defense and advanced-technology supply chains.
ONE Nuclear Energy LLC (ONE Nuclear) acquired Amino Sustainability Group, a specialized energy and digital infrastructure development advisory firm. The companies did not disclose deal terms, and Amino’s founder and managing partner, Christopher Hansmeyer, was appointed ONE Nuclear’s Chief Development Officer.
Terramont Infrastructure Partners acquired a majority interest in Hainesport Transportation Group (HTG), a vertically integrated waste collection, transfer, processing, and disposal provider with rail-served infrastructure. The deal aims to scale HTG’s short-line rail and transfer station network to expand operational coverage and add rail-served capacity. Debt financing was provided by Fifth Third Bank.
Firefly Capital Management and its affiliates acquired Gravity Power & Rental, a Houston-based provider of mobile power generation and equipment rental infrastructure. The deal creates a national “power as a service” onsite power platform to address growing US demand driven by AI, electrification, and digital infrastructure growth.
Genergy announced the acquisition of Utility Research Associates (URA), a Northeast provider of utility billing, utility data management, and sub-metering services for commercial real estate owners. The deal expands Genergy’s utility data and infrastructure management platform and gives URA customers access to Genergy’s UM2.0 Utility & Infrastructure Intelligence Platform.
Xylem (through a subsidiary) has signed a definitive agreement to acquire WaterFleet from investment funds managed by EagleTree Capital and its co-investors for approximately $200 million. WaterFleet provides mobile water and wastewater utility services and workforce relief solutions for remote and infrastructure-critical sites.
NorthWestern Energy Group and Black Hills Corporation entered into an all-stock merger agreement that combines the two electric utility operators into an equal partnership. Shareholders approved the merger and multiple regulators (FERC, Nebraska, and South Dakota public utility commissions) have already approved it; Montana regulatory approval remains and the companies expect closing by year-end 2026.
Rio2 Limited participated in Royal Road Minerals Limited’s brokered “LIFE” equity offering, purchasing 10,000,000 ordinary shares at $0.20 per share for total proceeds of $2.0 million. The offering closed July 28, 2026, increasing Rio2’s beneficial ownership in Royal Road to 54,021,667 shares (approximately 16.33%).
Morgan Stanley Investment Management, through funds managed by Morgan Stanley Infrastructure Partners, has agreed to acquire Epic Energy, an Australian gas pipeline operator. The deal is expected to close in the second half of 2026, subject to regulatory approvals, and financial terms were not disclosed.
DCC Energy has agreed to a recommended £5.75 billion (about $7.7 billion) all-cash acquisition by a consortium led by KKR and Energy Capital Partners, which would take the company private. The deal values DCC shareholders at 6,525 pence per share in cash plus a previously declared final dividend, with potential upside tied to the sale of DCC’s Nexora technology business. The transaction is subject to shareholder approval and regulatory clearances.
Iberdrola has agreed to acquire an 80% equity stake in Caruna, Finland’s largest electricity distribution company, in a transaction valuing 100% of Caruna at approximately €5 billion (including financial debt). Nordic pension funds AMF and Elo will retain their existing combined 20% interest. The deal is expected to close in the first quarter of 2027, subject to regulatory approvals.
Brookfield entered into an agreement to acquire Aypa Power, a leading North American battery energy storage platform, from funds managed by Blackstone Energy Transition Partners for approximately $7 billion enterprise value at closing (equity value of about $3 billion). The deal includes Aypa’s operating, under-construction and contracted project portfolio, its development platform, and roughly 200 employees.
Prologis announced its best and final proposal to acquire the entire issued and to be issued share capital of SEGRO plc, combining newly issued Prologis shares with a partial cash alternative. The offer is structured as 0.0920 new Prologis shares for each SEGRO share plus up to £3.5 billion of optional cash (25% of consideration), subject to pro-rata scale-back.
Tactical Resources Corp. announced the exchange ratio under its previously announced business combination with Plum Acquisition Corp. III. Following amalgamation transactions, Tactical will continue as a wholly owned subsidiary of a new parent entity (“New PubCo”), renamed Tactical Resources Corp., with the deal expected to close on July 28, 2026 and New PubCo shares expected to trade on Nasdaq.
Barrick Mining Corporation agreed to subscribe for 15,470,934 units of Kingfisher Metals Corp. in a non-brokered private placement for total consideration of approximately C$20.9 million. The investment is expected to close on or before July 27, 2026 and will fund exploration and development of Kingfisher’s Highway 37 project in British Columbia.
Brookfield Asset Management and Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPP Investments) have entered into a definitive merger agreement to acquire LXP Industrial Trust in an all-cash transaction valued at approximately $5.2 billion, including net debt and preferred equity. LXP shareholders will receive $61.20 per share in cash, and the deal is expected to close in the fourth quarter of 2026, subject to customary approvals and conditions.
ePointZero, a subsidiary of 2PointZero Group, completed an all-cash USD 2.25 billion acquisition of Traverse Midstream Partners, LLC. The deal gives ePointZero minority, non-operated interests in two U.S. midstream assets: a 35% stake in the Rover Pipeline and a 25% stake in the Ohio River System, both operated by Energy Transfer.
CleanCore Solutions has closed its first AI infrastructure data center project in West Texas in partnership with HST Technologies. Under the transaction, CleanCore will own more than 95% of the planned campus and commit to funding the initial 200 MW development through 2029, with potential expansion beyond 500 MW by 2030.
AirLife Gases Private Limited signed a definitive agreement to acquire a controlling stake in GNG, a U.S.-based helium gathering, processing, and liquefaction infrastructure company. The deal is intended to integrate upstream-to-end-customer helium capabilities and includes GNG’s Lisbon Valley Gas Processing Complex in Utah, which is expected to undergo recommissioning before returning to commercial production.
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Power and data-center enablement, telecom infrastructure (e.g., tower platforms), and infrastructure-adjacent services like geospatial/utility engineering and water purification systems appear in the listed deals.
Recent locations include the United States (multiple states), India (Maharashtra), Germany, Australia (Western Australia), the United Kingdom (Berkshire), and others shown in the page’s recent events list.
No. The list includes both infrastructure owners/operators (e.g., power, telecom, data centers) and service or capability providers (e.g., geospatial/utility engineering and reverse osmosis water systems).
No. Some transactions specify values and/or structure (e.g., cash at closing, earnouts, or equity exchange terms), while others note that deal terms were not disclosed.