Tracked deals
1286
1286 tracked deals across 2009-2026.
Tracked deals
1286
1286 tracked deals across 2009-2026.
Buyer mix
Mixed buyer set
1217 pe · 719 strategic
Top trend
Volume peaked in 2022
227 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 |
|---|---|---|---|
| O2 Investment Partners | 10 | Midwestern-based private equity firm investing in lower m... | PE |
| H.I.G. Capital | 8 | Global private equity firm with approximately $25 billion... | PE |
| Marlin Equity Partners | 8 | Global private investment firm providing tailored buyout ... | PE |
| Southfield Capital | 8 | Lower middle market private equity firm investing in outs... | PE |
| TA Associates | 8 | Growth private equity firm investing in profitable, growi... | PE |
| GenNx360 Capital Partners | 7 | Private equity firm focused on middle-market business ser... | PE |
| Insight Partners | 7 | Global software investor providing growth equity and expa... | PE |
| Mill Point Capital LLC | 7 | Operationally-oriented private equity firm focused on con... | PE |
| New Mountain Capital | 7 | Growth-oriented private investment firm focused on busine... | PE |
| Platinum Equity | 7 | Global private investment firm specializing in buyouts an... | PE |
Last 10 years
Supporting Data
Imperative Logistics Group divested its Fine Arts logistics specialty services subsidiary, Masterpiece International, to Maxwell Street Capital Partners in partnership with Boxart. The sale is intended to sharpen Imperative’s focus on mission-critical, high-touch, high-value logistics services across multiple specialized end markets.
Straive, a data and AI operationalization services provider, announced its acquisition of NextGen Invent, an AI engineering and enterprise services company. The deal is aimed at expanding Straive’s ability to develop, deploy, and scale AI solutions for complex enterprise workflows, leveraging NextGen Invent’s forward-deployed engineering model and vertical expertise in life sciences and manufacturing.
Spectrum Vascular, backed by SK Capital Partners, has acquired Piccolo Medical, a developer of 510(k)-cleared catheter guidance products. The deal is intended to integrate Piccolo’s real-time catheter navigation technology with Spectrum’s vascular access portfolio to accelerate commercialization and establish a new standard of care.
Riverview Landscapes acquired Landscape, Inc., a commercial and residential landscaping and snow management provider headquartered in Albany, New York. The deal strengthens Riverview’s presence in the Capital Region by combining Landscape’s operations with Riverview’s Albany branch while maintaining localized service delivery.
IFF has entered into an agreement to sell its Food Ingredients business to funds advised by CVC Capital Partners for approximately $4.3 billion (about a 10x enterprise value-to-EBITDA multiple). IFF will retain an approximately 10% minority equity interest (valued around $200 million) and will hold a board seat in the new company.
Offit Capital, a multi-family office, closed a strategic minority, non-control investment from TRIA Capital Partners. The capital is intended to fund Offit’s next phase of growth—such as investments in talent and technology—while preserving Offit’s independent ownership structure, governance, and control.
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.
Speyside Equity completed a continuation vehicle transaction with Opta Group, keeping the core metallurgical solutions business while restructuring parts of the platform. The move enabled Speyside to pursue further transformation and EBITDA growth for Opta.
Voltera and Revel have entered into a definitive agreement to combine to build, own, and operate fast-charging networks purpose-built for autonomous vehicles, electric fleets, and ride-hail deployment in dense urban markets. The combined platform is expected to have more than 1,000 charging stalls operational and under development across 11 major U.S. metro areas, operating under the Voltera brand with Revel CEO Frank Reig leading post-closing. EQT will be the majority owner, while Global Infrastructure Partners (BlackRock) retains a minority stake as Revel’s existing lead sponsor.
Swoop, a healthcare engagement platform backed by New Mountain Capital, announced the acquisition of Nimble, a prescription management platform used by independent pharmacies across the United States. Nimble enables patients to fill, refill, pay for, and manage prescriptions, and its technology is intended to help Swoop connect pharmacy/prescription signals to life sciences engagement and improved therapy adherence.
Hastings Equity Partners partnered with Global Facility Management & Construction, Inc., a national facility services provider headquartered in Melville, New York. The investment is intended to support Global’s next phase of growth, including accelerating strategic initiatives and investing in infrastructure and talent for continued expansion.
Insero Advisors, a Rallyday Partners portfolio company, acquired Actel Advisory Group, a market research and strategy consulting firm headquartered in Rochester, New York. The acquisition expands Insero’s strategic business advisory capabilities and market-facing intelligence offerings.
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.
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.
FGI Worldwide LLC (FGI), a provider of working capital financing and trade credit insurance solutions, was acquired by the private equity business within Goldman Sachs Alternatives. The deal aims to accelerate FGI’s growth and expand its financing, risk, and Insurtech product offerings.
O2 Investment Partners acquired Atlas Asphalt, partnering with second-generation owners Tyler and Jordan Cianciulli to support the company’s rapid growth. The transaction is intended to help Atlas establish a dominant paving platform in the Northeast and accelerate both organic and acquisition-driven expansion.
TriSpan closed a single-asset continuation vehicle (CV) for Sugar Beets Inc., the company behind the 56-unit Maman café-bakery and lifestyle brand. The CV was led by Kline Hill Partners with participation from Norwest and a large Ivy League endowment, while TriSpan and its affiliates reinvested to support Maman’s next phase of national and international expansion.
Blue Ridge Associates acquired Economic Group Pension Services (EGPS) to expand its retirement plan administration and compliance platform. The deal grows Blue Ridge’s scale with EGPS bringing more than 260 employees, about 7,200 retirement plans, and over $17 billion in assets under administration.
The MoonPay X Games League (XGL) announced the sale of its New York Summer and New York Winter teams to UNA Sports Group in an eight-figure transaction. UNA becomes the first single group to own two X Games League Clubs and will operate X Games Club New York across both seasons.
Long Lake Management has entered into a definitive all-cash agreement to acquire American Express Global Business Travel (Amex GBT) for approximately $6.3 billion, or $9.50 per share. The deal is expected to close in the second half of 2026, pending regulatory approvals and Amex GBT stockholder approval.
Newport Specialty Partners, a newly formed specialty insurance platform backed by Lovell Minnick Partners, announced it has made a majority investment in Complex Coverage, Inc., a managing general agency focused on homeowners and personal lines insurance in New York. The partnership is described as Newport’s first platform acquisition and will support expanded carrier capacity, broader product offerings, and continued investment in Complex Coverage’s operational infrastructure.
SK Capital Partners’ affiliates completed the acquisition of Brothers International Food Holdings, taking a controlling stake in partnership with founder Travis Betters. Brothers is a global provider of natural fruit ingredients and products for the food and beverage industry, headquartered in Rochester, New York.
PowerTransitions entered into an agreement to acquire a portfolio of five operating thermal power plants totaling 323 MW from affiliates of Alliance Energy Group. The acquisition is intended to redevelop the legacy generation sites into new power generation, battery energy storage, and powered land sites for data centers and advanced manufacturers, marking PowerTransitions’ entry into New York. The transaction was signed on January 30, 2026 and is expected to close later in 2026, subject to customary conditions and regulatory approvals.
IntusCare, an AI-powered technology platform for Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) and complex senior care providers, announced a majority growth investment and partnership with Blue Star Innovation Partners. The investment is intended to accelerate development of IntusCare’s end-to-end ecosystem using AI, automation, and analytics to support scaling compliant technology nationwide.
Midland Industries, a portfolio company of Gemspring Capital, acquired Trading Services International, LLC (TSI), a New York-based value-added distributor of HVAC components. The deal expands Midland’s product breadth and strengthens its OEM and HVAC channel presence, with financial terms not disclosed.
STG, a Menlo Park-based mid-market private equity firm, acquired Carrier Logistics Inc. (CLI), a provider of transportation management software for less-than-truckload (LTL) carriers. The deal is intended to accelerate development of an AI-native, agentic platform by integrating advanced agentic AI frameworks into CLI’s existing software architecture.
Artsy and Artnet announced they have joined forces under shared ownership and a unified leadership structure, while continuing to operate as distinct brands and websites. Beowolff Capital, founded by Andrew Wolff, acquired majority control of Artsy and brought Artnet private over the past year, with Jeffrey Yin leading the combined company as CEO.
Consertus, a portfolio company of RTC Partners, acquired Airosmith Development (dba Airosmith), a Saratoga Springs, New York-based provider of pre-construction solutions for wireless, fiber, and renewable energy infrastructure. The deal adds 105 infrastructure development professionals and expands Consertus’ end-to-end pre-construction and telecommunications capabilities for high-growth infrastructure markets.
Air Comfort Service Group partnered with Astra Service Partners, a nationwide network of commercial and industrial mechanical service providers backed by the Orion Group. The transaction closed on March 12, 2026, with Air Comfort’s senior leadership remaining in place to support continued growth and customer service.
Greystone Servicing Company LLC and C-IV Capital Partners LLC entered into a definitive agreement under which C-IV will acquire Greystone’s commercial real estate loan special servicing business. The transaction is subject to customary conditions and is expected to close in the second or third quarter of 2026.
Arax Investment Partners acquired Omni Financial Advisory Group, a boutique wealth management and financial advisory firm based in Poughkeepsie, New York. The deal is expected to expand Arax’s national wealth management platform, adding Omni’s multi-generational advisor-led practice to Arax Advisory Partners.
TowerBrook Capital Partners completed a continuation vehicle transaction for Eisner Advisory Group (EisnerAmper), allowing TowerBrook to retain ownership while providing liquidity to existing investors and partners. Carlyle AlpInvest led the transaction, with Hamilton Lane as co-lead, and additional syndicate investors participating.
Cents, a software, hardware, and payments platform for the laundry industry, closed a $140 million Series C round led by Sumeru Equity Partners with additional investment from Camber Creek. The funding will support Cents’ AI-native product suite, customer support, expanded offerings for laundromats and dry cleaners, and further investment in proprietary payment hardware infrastructure.
Nickerson NY, LLC completed an equity recapitalization in which an affiliate of Chicago Capital Partners exited its equity investment and the company received new growth equity from an affiliate of Cross Rapids Capital. The transaction is intended to help Nickerson accelerate growth by expanding product and service offerings, deepening relationships with school districts and institutional customers, and expanding its footprint.
Acture Solutions received strategic growth financing from Stonepeak Credit to support its continued expansion, including its acquisition of Artilus, Inc. Artilus is a Long Island–based provider of cybersecurity, managed IT, and systems integration services.
AirX Climate Solutions, Inc. acquired Northern Air Systems, Inc. to strengthen its mission-critical and specialty HVAC capabilities. Northern Air’s engineering and manufacturing capabilities for complex applications will be integrated into AirX’s HVAC portfolio, with Northern Air founder Tim Confer transitioning to a strategic advisor role and Will Rausch leading operations as general manager.
TheGuarantors, a residential lease guarantee and AI-powered underwriting platform for rental housing, announced a majority growth investment from Warburg Pincus. The funding is intended to scale the platform, expand access to housing, and deepen data/AI capabilities for integrations across the U.S. rental ecosystem, with closing expected by the end of Q2 2026 subject to regulatory approvals.
Knox Systems, a federal AI-managed cloud provider, raised $25 million in Series A funding to scale its managed platform for delivering FedRAMP authorization in about 90 days at significantly lower cost. The round was led by B Capital with participation from M12, Microsoft’s Venture Fund, Okta Ventures, MongoDB Ventures, Hearst Ventures, and prior investors Felicis, Firsthand, and Ridgeline.
Stonebridge Partners has closed its buy of CVM Electric, acquiring the electrical design and installation contractor from its founder and the Madonia family (Carlo Madonia Jr. and his sons Tre and Kyle). The Madonia family retained a significant stake and continues in leadership roles. Stonebridge plans to expand CVM’s service offerings and pursue geographic growth.
Dallas-based private equity firm Trive Capital has made a strategic investment in Adrianna Papell, a New York City–headquartered designer of women’s special-occasion apparel. The partnership is intended to accelerate growth by broadening product categories and strengthening underpenetrated channels, including direct-to-consumer and international markets.
Apollo Optical Systems, a portfolio company of Pike Street Capital, completed the acquisition of Turning Point Tool, a Rochester, New York tooling and machining company. The deal brings mold design, fabrication, and precision optical production together, creating a more vertically integrated optical manufacturing platform.
Portfolio BI, which provides data solutions for managers of alternative investments, reached an agreement with Decathlon Capital Partners for a growth-funding package to strengthen its AI capabilities and expand customer support. Financial terms were not disclosed, and Portfolio BI said the investment will not dilute existing shareholders or require loss of management control.
GHK Capital Partners, a middle-market private equity firm, has acquired CPL, an architecture, engineering, and planning firm headquartered in Rochester, New York. The partnership will support CPL's accelerated growth strategy — including geographic and end-market expansion, strategic technology investments, and an active M&A program — while financial terms were not disclosed.
King Risk Partners has affiliated Albany-based Ten Eyck Group, an independent insurance agency with over 120 years of history, to deepen its presence across New York and the broader Northeast. The move — executed by the PE-backed King Risk Partners platform — is intended to expand local personal and commercial insurance offerings while preserving Ten Eyck Group's client-focused service model.
Riverview Landscapes, a PE-backed landscaping platform owned by management and Talus Holdings, has acquired Cleveland Brothers Landscaping, Inc., a Corinth, New York-based provider of landscape maintenance, hardscaping, fertilization, and snow removal services. The acquisition expands Riverview’s presence in the greater Albany/Saratoga market, relocates Riverview’s Albany branch into Cleveland Brothers’ larger Corinth facility, and transitions ownership from founders Terry and Kevin Cleveland to Riverview.
Town Lane, in partnership with a leading international institutional investor, has acquired ShopOne Centers and a 27-asset grocery-anchored retail portfolio from Pantheon. ShopOne CEO Chris Reed is reinvesting in the transaction and Town Lane said it will significantly expand the ShopOne platform by pursuing additional value-add retail assets and portfolios.
The International Gemological Institute (IGI) has acquired American Gemological Laboratories (AGL), a specialist in colored gemstone analysis and provenance reporting. AGL will remain headquartered in New York and continue operating under its brand with Chris Smith staying as President and Chief Gemologist; IGI said the acquisition—supported by Blackstone—will broaden its colored-gemstone capabilities and help expand AGL’s services beyond the U.S.
Sauvegarder Investment Management (SIM IP) and AI-driven patent intelligence firm Garden Intel have closed a merger that values Garden Intel at $150 million. The combined company will operate under the SIM IP brand, integrating Garden's agentic AI infrastructure with SIM IP's IP monetization platform to scale patent-based investing and prepare for the public markets.
Invio Automation, a portfolio company of Arsenal Capital Partners, has acquired Calvary Robotics, a Webster, New York-based provider of robotics, advanced automation and material handling systems. The add-on expands Invio's engineering capabilities and manufacturing footprint to better serve high-growth end markets such as medical devices, advanced manufacturing and transportation; terms were not disclosed.
The Day & Nite family of companies announced a strategic partnership with Alvarez & Marsal Capital (A&M Capital) and a simultaneous merger with AmeriServe to form Day & Nite AmeriServe. The combined platform will deliver HVAC, refrigeration, and commercial cooking equipment installation and service across the East Coast, Southeast, and Texas, with A&M Capital supporting expansion into new geographies.
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