Tracked deals
1576
1576 tracked deals across 2002-2026.
Tracked deals
1576
1576 tracked deals across 2002-2026.
Buyer mix
Mixed buyer set
1380 pe · 915 strategic
Top trend
Volume peaked in 2026
263 tracked deals announced in 2026.
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) |
| One Equity Partners | 16 | Middle-market private equity firm focused on industrial, ... | PE |
| 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 |
| Amplix | 14 | National provider of technology advisory services includi... | Strategic (PE-backed) |
| NewSpring Holdings | 14 | Middle‑market private equity firm focused on control buyo... | PE |
| Renovus Capital Partners | 14 | Middle-market private equity firm focused on Knowledge & ... | PE |
Last 10 years
Supporting Data
FourNet acquired Glasgow-based SVL Business Solutions, combining their customer experience and contact center expertise in a business with more than 230 employees and over 450 customers. The acquisition adds specialist capabilities in interaction recording, analytics and workforce management, and expands FourNet’s capacity and customer base in financial services and other regulated markets.
Argano acquired Oktana Corporation, a Salesforce Summit Partner specializing in Data & AI, digital engineering, and Salesforce implementation services. The acquisition adds 227 professionals and expands Argano’s Agentforce, Data Cloud, Snowflake, MuleSoft, and AI-enabled transformation capabilities.
Accordion acquired Stride, an AI-powered software engineering firm, adding around 50 Forward Deployed Engineers with experience building production-grade agentic systems for enterprise clients in regulated industries. The acquisition expands Accordion’s engineering capabilities, extends its delivery reach in Latin America, and accelerates its AI product roadmap.
Adastra acquired Infinite Services, a Poland-headquartered enterprise data and AI services company, adding local delivery capacity in Poland and expanding its Snowflake expertise. Infinite Services will continue operating under its existing name and brand, while its clients gain access to Adastra’s broader global delivery network and capabilities.
One Equity Partners (OEP) has made a majority investment in Myriad360, a global systems integrator focused on complex infrastructure, cybersecurity, cloud, AI, and data center requirements. Financial terms were not disclosed, and Myriad360’s management team will continue leading the business and retain significant ownership.
Evergreen’s Lyra Technology Group acquired Adelaide-based Concept Data and its sister business Voice Select. The acquired businesses will continue operating independently under their established brands while Lyra/ Evergeen provide deeper resources and expertise to pursue growth in IT, cyber security, cloud, and hosted voice services.
TJC (formerly The Jordan Company) completed the acquisition of Luna Innovations Incorporated for $1.39 per share in cash, taking the fiber optic technology company private. The deal was first announced on June 26, 2026 and became effective on September 18, 2026, with Luna transitioning to privately held ownership under TJC.
Cornell Capital has acquired Hancock Claims Consultants, a national provider of outsourced claims field services for residential property and casualty insurers. The deal is intended to expand Hancock’s proprietary technology, broaden its claims-related service offerings, and pursue additional strategic add-on acquisitions in the insurance claims services market.
TPG’s The Rise Funds has signed a definitive agreement to make a significant investment in Tablet Command, an emergency incident management and response software provider used by fire departments and emergency response agencies. The investment is intended to support Tablet Command’s continued growth as emergency organizations adopt more digital tools to coordinate complex incidents, including large-scale natural disasters.
TRG, a managed services provider for enterprise endpoints and a portfolio company of Gemspring Capital, has acquired Vista Technology Support, a specialist in technology field services and support across the UK and Ireland. The deal is intended to expand TRG’s field services and help desk capabilities in Europe, particularly across the UK and Ireland. Terms were not disclosed.
Partners Group provided more than €300 million in senior financing to support Bregal Unternehmerkapital’s acquisition of a majority stake in MDT technologies, a European smart building automation company. The financing supports MDT’s next phase of expansion, including international growth and further investment in its hardware/software portfolio and complementary acquisitions.
Promera, backed by Angeles Equity Partners, acquired Formula Facilities Services Ltd. and Critical Area Cleaning Ltd. to establish a data center services platform across the United Kingdom and Ireland. The acquisitions expand Promera’s contamination-control and critical-environment capabilities across the data center lifecycle, from pre-construction and commissioning through ongoing live operations.
Thompson Street Capital Partners portfolio company Allyant acquired Braille Works, an accessible alternative format communications provider offering braille, large print, audio, and accessible PDF services. The acquisition expands Allyant’s production footprint and capacity and strengthens its ability to serve highly regulated industries while supporting organizations’ evolving accessibility requirements.
ITC Federal announced the acquisition of Capgemini Government Solutions (CGS), creating a new entity called ITC Digital Solutions. The combined organization is intended to expand ITC Federal’s national security mission footprint and add capabilities in cloud modernization, enterprise data analytics/engineering, and platform expertise (including Salesforce and ServiceNow).
Dunes Point Capital, LP sold NextGen Security LLC, an end-to-end integrator of electronic security systems serving complex and regulated facilities, to funds advised by Apax Partners LLP. NextGen is based in Exton, Pennsylvania and operates across eight locations serving industrial, healthcare, education, and commercial end markets.
Galaxy Service Partners completed its partnership/transaction with Central Door Solutions, a Wisconsin provider of commercial dock and door services. The acquisition expands Galaxy’s commercial door, gate, and access-control services platform into additional Wisconsin territory while Central Door Solutions is expected to continue under its existing leadership.
Pavion, a systems integrator focused on fire, life safety, security, and critical communications, acquired Communication Company, a Midwest technology solutions provider. The deal expands Pavion’s regional delivery capacity and adds healthcare-sector experience to its integrated technology portfolio.
Lexitas, a technology-enabled litigation services provider, announced that Raymer Elite Reporting has joined the Lexitas platform. Raymer Elite Reporting supplies court reporting and litigation support services for attorneys, law firms, corporations, and insurers.
Graebel Companies and Reside Worldwide have combined under common ownership to create a more integrated workforce enablement model. The transaction brings together Graebel’s workforce mobility and managed services with Reside’s alternative accommodations offerings and its 3Sixty corporate housing marketplace platform, supported by Westbridge Capital and the Graebel family’s continued investment.
Trafera, a portfolio company of Rotunda Capital Partners, acquired Morris Electronics, a Morris, Minnesota-based IT solutions provider serving state and local government agencies and businesses. The acquisition adds Morris’s public-sector relationships and managed services, cybersecurity, network and application design, and IT outsourcing capabilities to Trafera’s platform.
GI Partners has closed on a majority investment in Otodata Holdings Inc., giving the Montreal-based IoT company a new majority owner. Existing investor Renovo Capital and Otodata management will retain minority stakes as Otodata expands its remote monitoring platform for distributed tank assets used globally.
Integris completed its acquisition of First Focus after receiving regulatory approval. The deal expands Integris’ managed AI and IT capabilities, including advancing Integris’ managed services offering CORE, aimed at helping organizations securely adopt and scale AI.
TRG, a portfolio company of Gemspring Capital and a managed services provider focused on enterprise endpoints, announced it acquired Reverse IT B.V., a Netherlands-based provider of mobile device management and enterprise mobility. The deal is intended to deepen TRG’s presence in the Benelux region and expand its managed mobility capabilities across Europe, though financial terms were not disclosed.
Inspirit Equity acquired Valiant O&M, the operations and maintenance division of Valiant Integrated Defense Services, and relaunched it as an independent company called Vulcan Government Services (VGS). VGS will provide mission-critical facility operations, maintenance, logistics, and chemical management services to U.S. government agencies under long-term contracts.
Identity verification and fraud prevention company Socure announced a $156M strategic growth investment at a $5.2B valuation. The round was led by Summit Partners with participation from Goldman Sachs Alternatives, Wells Fargo, DocuSign, and other investors, and included both new primary capital and a secondary employee tender offer.
Industrial Physics, backed by KKR-affiliated investment funds, announced the acquisition of Vitrek, a US-based provider of electronic test and precision measurement equipment, from the Branford Castle Fund, LP managed by Branford Castle Partners. Vitrek includes the Vitrek, MTI and GaGe brands, extending Industrial Physics’ mission-critical test and measurement capabilities across aerospace, defense, semiconductor, medical device, and other end markets.
NewBold Technologies (backed by Fort Point Capital) has completed the acquisition of Spencer Technologies, a technology lifecycle services provider for multi-site retail and hospitality brands. The combined platform expands NewBold’s North American geographic coverage and deepens capabilities across POS, RFID, audio/visual, networking, and payments technology.
Solen Software Group announced the acquisition of SHEA Global, a Syspro-focused ERP consulting, implementation, and support provider. Following the transaction (closed in May 2026), SHEA Global will operate as part of smrtr, Inc., a Solen portfolio company serving manufacturing and distribution customers with business process automation and compliance management capabilities.
Flow Service Partners, backed by Quad-C Management, has acquired Altman Air Conditioning, a commercial HVAC and mechanical services provider serving South Florida. The deal is intended to strengthen Flow’s Florida presence and increase service capabilities by integrating Altman with its existing Cortez platform.
CLEAResult, a provider of energy efficiency and energy sustainability services, acquired Connected Energy, a technology company offering demand management and DERMS solutions for electric utilities across the U.S. The acquisition expands CLEAResult’s utility demand management portfolio with Connected Energy’s DERMS platform, direct load control technology, and agricultural demand response capability.
capSpire acquired London-based FinTark, a specialist commodity trading and risk management (CTRM) consultancy. The deal expands capSpire’s European practice and adds metals trading technology expertise, deepening its ability to advise and support CTRM solutions for energy, commodities, and capital markets clients.
AirPro Diagnostics, a Rotunda Capital Partners portfolio company, merged with Revv, an AI-powered ADAS calibration operating system for automotive repair workflows. The combined company aims to provide a vertically integrated ADAS solution spanning diagnostics, calibration execution, workflow software/AI, documentation, and support for insurer reimbursement.
ATIS, a portfolio company of Thompson Street Capital Partners (TSCP), acquired AuditMate, an elevator auditing and asset management technology platform, for undisclosed terms. The deal combines AuditMate’s software with ATIS’s consulting, inspection, and managed services network to provide customers continuous maintenance visibility, portfolio analytics, and actionable intelligence.
Albireo Energy, a building controls and energy services provider, completed its acquisition of the Powers regional divisions in Oklahoma and Mississippi/Louisiana. The deal adds experienced building automation systems (BAS) teams serving commercial, industrial, and mission-critical facilities while expanding Albireo’s presence across the Southern U.S.
Logistics automation and software company FORTNA entered into an agreement for a debt-for-equity recapitalization with holders of 74% of its funded debt and its sponsors. Ownership is expected to transition to FORTNA’s existing lenders, including funds managed by Ares Management and other global asset managers, along with a roughly $150 million equity cash infusion and about $1.8 billion reduction in funded debt.
Uplift Investors has acquired Engage fi, a technology and strategic advisory firm serving banks and credit unions, from Falfurrias Management Partners. Terms were not disclosed. Uplift plans to use its 5-5-5 Framework and value-creation initiatives to expand Engage fi’s reach and broaden the services it provides to financial institutions.
JM Test Systems acquired McMurray Technical Services, a calibration services provider headquartered in McMurray, Pennsylvania. The deal expands JM Test’s calibration capabilities and strengthens its presence across the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast, while deepening expertise serving highly regulated energy, midstream, and industrial markets.
M2S Group, through its Iconex business, acquired Heartland Label Printers, a North American manufacturer of direct thermal, thermal transfer, linerless, and specialty variable information labels. The acquisition is intended to expand Iconex’s manufacturing footprint, production capabilities, and geographic reach in order to strengthen its position in the variable information label market.
Alchemy, a unit of Nectar Learning, Inc., announced it has acquired Ease Learning. The company also noted that Achieve Partners made a strategic investment in Alchemy as part of the expanded growth plan.
Lightview Capital announced a strategic investment in InStore Technology, a Seattle-headquartered provider of managed retail technology for independent grocers in the western United States. The investment is intended to accelerate InStore’s growth through enhanced service capabilities, geographic expansion, and potential strategic acquisitions.
OpenGate Capital signed a definitive agreement to acquire Maersk Training and its subsidiary Maersk H2S Safety Services, a global provider of safety training and gas-safety/HS&E services. The business is being carved out from A.P. Møller - Mærsk A/S, and the transaction is expected to close later in 2026 subject to regulatory approvals and closing conditions.
NEOTech, a portfolio company of Arkview Capital, has completed its acquisition of Virtex, a U.S.-based provider of high-reliability electronic manufacturing services focused primarily on the defense market. The combined company will operate 11 facilities across the United States with more than 2,500 employees, expanding NEOTech’s domestic manufacturing footprint and engineering/production capabilities.
COEO Solutions, a Riata Capital Group portfolio company, acquired NetWolves Network Services to expand its managed network, communications, security, and IT capabilities for multi-location mid-market enterprises. The deal adds NetWolves’ carrier-agnostic connectivity practice and deepens COEO’s SD-WAN and managed connectivity offering, supported by 24/7 managed services and a unified customer portal with AI-driven network reporting.
Convey, the engagement operating system for utilities and regulated industries, announced it has acquired Selectron, a provider of citizen engagement, field operations, inspection management, and payment solutions for utilities and state/local governments. The combined platform adds PCI-certified payments, inspection and field workforce management, and mobile inspection workflows alongside Convey’s omnichannel communications and AI orchestration.
Conectiv Supply Chain Solutions (and affiliates) announced it has acquired Studio Distribution Services (SDS) from Universal Pictures Home Entertainment and Warner Bros. Home Entertainment. As part of the transaction, Conectiv secured exclusive, long-term licensing agreements with both studios to serve as the end-to-end operating platform for their physical packaged media businesses.
Affiliates of The Veritas Capital Vantage Fund, L.P. have entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Steampunk, Inc., a federal contracting technology and digital services provider. After closing, Veritas plans to merge Steampunk with its existing portfolio company MetroStar Systems, LLC to form a larger mission-focused AI-enabled government contracting platform expected to close in Q3 2026 (subject to customary conditions).
BlueAlly, an IT services and solutions provider based in Atlanta, announced it has acquired GigaNetworks, a Miami-based provider of enterprise IT and network security solutions. The acquisition combines GigaNetworks’ client-focused security and networking expertise with BlueAlly’s national IT services platform to broaden the portfolio of security, networking, and managed services offered to customers.
McNally Capital announced it has made a majority investment in TENICA Global Solutions, a provider of integrated engineering, mission operations, cybersecurity, and digital modernization solutions for U.S. national security missions. The partnership is intended to help TENICA accelerate growth, expand its capabilities, and continue investing in its specialized workforce while preserving its mission-focused culture. McNally partnered with Nio Advisors, LLC in connection with the investment.
Funds managed by Blackstone Energy Transition Partners have entered into a definitive agreement to acquire DarkVision Technologies Inc. from Koch Engineered Solutions (KES), a unit of Koch. DarkVision is a leader in advanced ultrasound imaging used to inspect critical industrial infrastructure. Terms were not disclosed and the deal is subject to customary closing conditions.
FOCUS Learning Corporation acquired P&RO Solutions, a Glen Mills, Pennsylvania provider of work management and asset reliability software and services. The deal adds P&RO’s PaSTA workweek management and OPEX360 asset reliability capabilities to FOCUS’s existing workforce training and qualification platforms, and the combined organization will operate under the FOCUS Performance brand.
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