Tracked deals
1485
1485 tracked deals across 2002-2026.
Tracked deals
1485
1485 tracked deals across 2002-2026.
Buyer mix
Mixed buyer set
1301 pe · 870 strategic
Top trend
Volume peaked in 2022
237 tracked deals announced in 2022.
Buyer Snapshot
Illustrative buyers pulled from tracked transactions on this page. This table is capped and intentionally non-exhaustive.
| Buyer | # Deals | Focus | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Evergreen Services Group | 24 | Operator of a portfolio/family of managed IT services and... | PE |
| H.I.G. Capital | 24 | Global private equity and alternative assets firm providi... | PE |
| Horizon Capital | 19 | UK-based private equity firm investing in growing technol... | PE |
| UPSTACK | 17 | Platform for digital infrastructure that provides technol... | Strategic (PE-backed) |
| Keensight Capital | 15 | Pan-European growth buyout private equity firm focused on... | PE |
| LDC | 15 | UK mid-market private equity investor (part of Lloyds Ban... | PE |
| One Equity Partners | 15 | Middle-market private equity firm focused on industrial, ... | PE |
| NewSpring Holdings | 14 | Middle‑market private equity firm focused on control buyo... | PE |
| Amplix | 13 | National provider of technology advisory services includi... | Strategic (PE-backed) |
| Renovus Capital Partners | 13 | Middle-market private equity firm focused on Knowledge & ... | PE |
Last 10 years
Supporting Data
An affiliate of Peak Rock Capital has sold SAM Companies to New Mountain Capital. SAM is a provider of geospatial and inspection services for utility and other critical infrastructure customers across North America. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Velosio, a Microsoft partner, announced two strategic acquisitions: Kopis (commercial, non-government assets) and Acuitas. The deals are intended to deepen Velosio’s Azure and business applications capabilities, extend its Microsoft portfolio, and broaden AI-enabled service delivery to a larger Microsoft Dynamics customer base.
Amplix, a technology advisory platform backed by Gemspring Capital, announced its acquisition of CORE Communications LLC, a technology advisory and technology expense management firm. The transaction terms were not disclosed, and CORE’s team will join Amplix with operations continuing under the Amplix brand.
Daida, a national provider of business process services and document digitization, acquired Scan-Optics, a Manchester, Connecticut-based intelligent document processing and digital transformation provider. The acquisition adds production capacity, regulatory/compliance credentials, and increased client density across the Northeast to Daida’s platform supporting government and other regulated industries.
GrayMatter announced it has acquired New Frontier Technologies (NFT), a Kansas City-based industrial automation specialist. The deal strengthens GrayMatter’s Industrial Automation pillar by expanding capabilities across oil and gas, process industries, and data centers while establishing GrayMatter’s first dedicated presence in the Kansas City metro and growing its team to more than 500 people.
Herzig Engineering announced the acquisition of Canada Training Group (CTG), a Canadian provider of electrical safety training, electrical maintenance training, Arc Flash studies, and infrared electrical inspections. The deal is intended to expand Herzig’s ability to serve customers across North America, particularly those with operations in both the United States and Canada. Financial terms were not disclosed, and CTG will continue operating under its established brand as “Canada Training Group – A Herzig Company.”
ID UNLIMITED has signed an agreement to acquire Jetsport A/S (“Jet Sport”), a Denmark-based provider of sportswear and workwear personalization and customization services. The deal is expected to close by the end of June 2026, subject to customary conditions, and marks ID UNLIMITED’s first acquisition under its international expansion strategy following its partnership with TowerBrook Capital Partners.
Allvia, a workforce services platform backed by Trinity Hunt Partners, has acquired Smith Communication Partners, a consulting firm focused on workforce strategy and employee communications. The acquisition is intended to expand Allvia’s capabilities across workforce program design, administration, and communication throughout the employee lifecycle.
Tyto Athene completed its acquisition of Ready Support Services (RSS), a provider of enterprise service management and cloud migration solutions for U.S. intelligence agencies. The deal is intended to deepen Tyto’s footprint across the Intelligence Community by adding RSS’s mission-tailored ServiceNow operations, IT asset management, and hybrid/on-prem cloud migration capabilities.
Perimeter Access Security Solutions (PassCo), backed by Halle Capital, announced it acquired Southeastern Overhead Door, Fairborn Northeast, and Communication Concepts. The acquisitions broaden PassCo’s perimeter security and access control capabilities across access control, doors and docks, gates, video surveillance, and integrated life safety systems, while expanding geographic reach.
PremiStar, a portfolio company of Partners Group, acquired Mechanical Service & Systems (MSS), a Utah-based mechanical services and installation contractor specializing in HVAC, plumbing, and building automation. D.A. Davidson served as exclusive financial advisor to MSS on the transaction.
Amplix, a portfolio company of Gemspring Capital, announced its acquisition of RAS3 Communications and Consulting. The deal expands Amplix’s Florida presence and adds deeper capabilities across customer experience, cybersecurity, cloud, mobility, AI, and related implementation/managed services.
Agility Retail Group acquired The Marco Company, a Fort Worth, Texas-based manufacturer of grocery store fixtures and displays. The deal closed May 28, 2026, and Marco’s management team will continue operating the business as it integrates into Agility Retail’s platform. San Francisco Equity Partners is Agility Retail Group’s private equity backer, and Financial terms were not disclosed.
Opex Technologies announced the acquisition of Intellys Corporation, a Dallas-based independent technology advisory firm. The deal is intended to expand Opex’s national footprint and deepen advisory expertise in areas such as cloud, connectivity, cybersecurity, data centers, AI, and managed IT services.
Godspeed Capital, a Miami-based private equity firm, has taken a strategic stake in JP Donovan, a Florida electronic security services platform with roughly $160 million in revenue built via 19 acquisitions since 2021. The investment was announced June 8 with undisclosed terms and is intended to accelerate JP Donovan’s buy-and-build expansion across Florida and Texas amid a fragmented electronic security market.
Magellan Group announced the completion of its acquisition of Worldline Mobility and e-transactional Services (MeTS) along with Worldline’s Digital Banking activities, expanding Magellan’s international footprint with a strong UK focus. The combined group is expected to reach €900 million in revenue in 2026 and grow to roughly 6,700 employees across 13 countries, while adopting the Magellan unified brand.
Energy Impact Partners-backed Guardian Infrastructure Services acquired E2 Consulting Engineers, a utility-focused engineering and technical consulting firm. The acquisition expands Guardian’s engineering, inspection, and utility program delivery capabilities to support grid modernization, reliability, and energy transition initiatives across North America.
Certerra announced the acquisition of South Florida building envelope consulting, inspection, and specialized testing provider Paramount Consulting & Engineering (also referenced as Paramount Consulting 26 Engineering). The deal expands Certerra’s capabilities and strengthens its presence in the Greater Miami/South Florida market, positioning Certerra as a full-lifecycle TIC (testing, inspection, and certification) provider from the ground up through the roof.
Velosio, a Microsoft-focused transformation partner, announced the acquisition of Domain 6, a Microsoft consultancy with deep enterprise expertise and industry specialization. Domain 6 will continue operating as “Domain 6, a Velosio company” under an endorsed-brand model with its leadership and day-to-day operations largely unchanged.
Reichmann Segal Capital Partners launched Metatron Private Equity and completed its first acquisition under the new platform, buying Green Circuits Inc., a Silicon Valley electronics manufacturing services (EMS) provider, from Evolve Capital. The deal terms were not disclosed, and financing was provided by a lender syndicate led by National Bank of Canada.
Apex Service Partners entered into a definitive agreement for Apollo Funds (funds managed by affiliates of Apollo Global Management) to acquire a minority stake in the company. Alpine Investors, Apex’s existing investor, will also make an additional investment alongside Apollo to support Apex’s continued growth, including expansion of its national footprint, multi-trade service offerings, and technology/workforce infrastructure.
Cardinal Control Systems, Inc. (“Cardinal”), an HVAC controls and building management systems contractor based in Holbrook, New York, has been acquired by AIR Control Concepts (“AIR”), a portfolio company of Blackstone. Footprint Capital acted as Cardinal’s exclusive sell-side advisor. The acquisition is intended to expand AIR’s presence in the Northeast and strengthen capabilities in building automation and system integration across the New York metropolitan region.
Fortress Investment Group announced it has acquired IPValue Management Group, a leading intellectual property licensing and commercialization company. IPValue will continue to operate independently under its current senior leadership team, with enhanced access to capital to expand its IP commercialization programs.
Ivy Technology, a Staple Street Capital portfolio company, acquired ISP Tek Services LLC from Close the Loop. The deal expands Ivy’s IT asset disposition (ITAD) capabilities by adding secure asset recovery, refurbishment, and resale services, and extends its operational footprint into Mexico.
United Flow Technologies (UFT), a Berkshire Partners portfolio company, announced it has acquired Peak Group Companies to expand its water and wastewater footprint across the Northern Rockies and Northern Plains. The acquisition bolsters UFT’s capabilities in pumps, process equipment, and wastewater construction, maintenance, and service. Financial terms were not disclosed.
ONDEX Automation, a Chicago-based automation systems integrator backed by Shore Capital Partners, acquired The Fitch Company, a Rumford, Maine-based electrical engineering and process automation systems integrator. The deal expands ONDEX’s capabilities in process automation and electrical design, adding DCS/PLC programming, OT/IT networking, instrumentation, panel fabrication, and plant-wide control system integration.
Lodestone Capital led a $7 million investment in Blulabs, valuing the company at $160 million pre-money. The funding is intended to expand Blulabs’ global supply chain platform, including technology infrastructure and customer service capabilities, and to accelerate development of its proprietary AI-enabled supply chain intelligence platform.
Flint Group, a Kansas City–based residential HVAC, plumbing, and electrical home-services platform backed by General Atlantic, acquired Air Around the Clock, a South Florida HVAC+ services provider. The deal was advised by Transworld M&A Advisors and closed about 60 days after the letter of intent was signed.
Highland Arms Enterprises LLC DBA Precision Garage Door Service (HAE) acquired the Precision Garage Door Service Portland and Willamette Valley franchises in Oregon from SK Services, Inc. The acquisition expands HAE’s West Coast footprint and strengthens its presence in the Portland metro area to deliver residential garage door repair and installation services.
ORIX announced that OQCI Fund LP, a private equity fund backed by the Qatar Investment Authority and serviced by ORIX, acquired all shares of Nippon Information Industry Corp. (NII). NII provides system development, infrastructure operations, and maintenance services for clients in the manufacturing and financial sectors.
Vontier has agreed to sell a majority stake in Teletrac Navman to private equity firm Respida Capital in a deal valuing the telematics business at USD 220 million. The terms include USD 80 million cash to Vontier and the remainder in an interest-bearing seller note plus a retained minority equity stake, with completion expected in late Q2.
Information Services Corporation (ISC) entered into an all-cash agreement to be acquired and taken private by Plenary Americas in a deal valued at approximately C$1.2 billion (about $51.00 per share). The transaction is expected to close in the third quarter of 2026 and will preserve ISC’s Regina, Saskatchewan headquarters and management team, while the Government of Saskatchewan retains an enhanced Golden Share with veto rights.
Amerit Fleet Solutions acquired Pro Reefer, a Canada-based fleet maintenance provider specializing in refrigerated (reefer) trailer and transport refrigeration unit maintenance. The deal expands Amerit’s refrigerated fleet service capabilities and grows its maintenance network into Canada for U.S.-Canada cross-border customers.
Simplistic, an agentic commerce consultancy and Shopify Plus Platinum partner, announced a strategic investment from Rallyday Partners. The investment will support Simplistic’s growth plans, including targeted acquisitions and further expansion of its “intelligent commerce” platform capabilities.
Blackstone and Google announced a joint venture to create a U.S.-based “TPU cloud” compute-as-a-service business using Google Cloud TPUs. Blackstone will commit $5 billion in initial equity (majority ownership) and the JV targets 500 megawatts of capacity online by 2027, with total project value projected at about $25 billion including leverage.
Palmetto Air & Water Balance, LLC acquired SMI Group, a testing, adjusting and balancing (TAB) services provider based in Jacksonville, Florida. The acquisition expands Palmetto’s Florida presence and strengthens its ability to serve healthcare, education, commercial, institutional, and industrial end markets. SMI’s former owner Lyndon McGill will continue with Palmetto and remain involved in Jacksonville operations.
Exadel, a Tampa-based software services and consulting firm, acquired Tangent, a London-based digital experience consultancy. The acquisition is intended to pair Tangent’s front-end capabilities (UX, product, web experience, and MarTech engineering) with Exadel’s AI-native engineering practice. Deal terms were not disclosed, and Tangent will continue operating under its existing brand within Exadel’s Digital Experiences practice.
Pivotal, a UK mortgage and protection advice provider and portfolio company of Pollen Street Capital, has acquired LendingScore, a provider of advanced mortgage technology and data solutions in the UK. The deal is intended to accelerate Pivotal’s technology evolution and AI roadmap, including the creation of the Pivotal Innovations Lab.
AYCE Capital announced an investment in a leading managed services provider serving the New York Metropolitan Area. The deal is intended to provide additional resources—including dedicated cybersecurity and AI capabilities—to strengthen service delivery while keeping client experience and company culture central.
NoblQ, a global digital transformation and IT services company, announced it has acquired a majority stake in QBrainX, a provider of enterprise hyper-automation and intelligent process solutions. The deal follows a two-year collaboration and is intended to scale NoblQ’s AI-driven automation, data modernization, and enterprise platform services across North America, Europe, and Asia.
Relevant Solutions, LLC announced it has acquired Automation Werx, LLC, a systems integration and automation company headquartered in Idaho Falls, Idaho. The deal expands Relevant’s systems integration, automation and controls capabilities and extends service coverage into the Intermountain West, including Idaho, Wyoming, and Montana.
PowerGEM, a U.S. power-grid simulation software and technical services provider, secured a strategic growth investment from General Atlantic’s BeyondNetZero fund. The company also completed the acquisition of Telos Energy, a consulting firm specializing in complex power system analysis, integrated resource planning, and market forecasting. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Stone-Goff Partners made an investment in 5Q Partners, an Atlanta-based provider of IT and operational technology solutions for commercial real estate. Concurrently, 5Q completed the acquisition of One11 Advisors, adding specialized property management software advisory and application support services across major proptech platforms.
Stonepeak has signed a definitive agreement to acquire BMO Financial Group’s Transportation Finance and Vendor Finance businesses, including related loan portfolios in the United States and Canada. BMO will reinvest a minority 19.9% equity interest in the new entity and receive cash consideration and potential earnout tied to future performance, with the transaction expected to close in Q4 2026 subject to regulatory approvals.
CCE Group, a Hivest Capital Partners portfolio company, has acquired InTech Aerospace, a Houston-based aircraft interiors maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) specialist. The deal adds cabin repair, refurbishment, fabrication and aftermarket support capabilities to CCE Group’s aerospace ecosystem and expands its North American presence.
A confidential, sell-side advisory process by Blue River Financial Group resulted in the sale of a full-service ERP and Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES) implementation/integration consulting firm to a PE-backed strategic acquirer. The buyer, described as a technology consulting and factory transformation firm, expands its automation and controls capabilities by adding a deep ERP and MES practice, strengthening end-to-end digital transformation offerings for manufacturers.
Seaga Manufacturing, a private equity-backed automated retail and intelligent inventory solutions company, announced it has acquired Three Square Market to expand its micromarket capabilities. The deal combines Three Square Market’s micromarket kiosks, payment technology, software platforms, and market design/build services with Seaga’s vending and intelligent inventory technologies to offer operators a more complete unattended retail platform. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Lattice Semiconductor announced it entered into a definitive agreement to acquire AMI from THL Partners for approximately $1.65 billion. The deal combines Lattice’s low-power FPGA technology with AMI’s platform firmware and infrastructure manageability software to provide secure management and control across cloud and AI systems.
Leap Partners, a Southeast home services company, announced it is expanding in Florida by acquiring Air Hawk Heating & Cooling, an HVAC provider based in Odessa, Florida. Air Hawk will continue operating under its existing brand name, with Joe Massa remaining as leader to guide the next phase of growth with added resources from Leap Partners.
Boyne Capital announced its inaugural platform investment, acquiring HB Facility Services to launch a new commercial cleaning and facility services roll-up strategy. The strategy aims to partner with regional operators, expand geographic reach and broaden service capabilities while investing in technology and operational infrastructure.
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