Tracked deals
1326
1326 tracked deals across 2009-2026.
Tracked deals
1326
1326 tracked deals across 2009-2026.
Buyer mix
Mixed buyer set
1248 pe · 738 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
The Knot Worldwide entered into an agreement to acquire Zola, adding the wedding-planning platform to its portfolio while Zola continues to operate as a separate consumer brand. The companies said the combination will connect their wedding-planning, personalization, vendor-discovery, and e-commerce offerings; financial terms were not disclosed.
AKAM acquired Matthew Adam Properties, a New York City property management firm overseeing 85 buildings. The acquisition expands AKAM’s New York presence and adds resources and capabilities intended to enhance service for clients and residents.
Financial Information Technologies, LLC (Fintech) acquired Ground Signal, a provider of on-premise market intelligence and analytics for the beverage alcohol industry. The deal adds Ground Signal’s proprietary data, analytics, and AI capabilities to Fintech’s platform, with the companies aiming to deliver expanded insights to beverage alcohol suppliers, distributors, and retailers.
Fathom Digital Manufacturing acquired TCS Industries and TCS Electronics, collectively referred to as TCS, expanding its precision manufacturing and electronics integration capabilities for aerospace and defense customers. The Rochester-based businesses add precision machining, fabrication, electronics assembly and two facilities totaling more than 200,000 square feet to Fathom’s platform.
Fathom Digital Manufacturing acquired Precision Grinding & Manufacturing Corporation (PGM), adding precision machining, grinding, lapping, honing, assembly and specialized finishing capabilities. The Rochester-based manufacturer serves aerospace and defense customers from low- and mid-volume production through full-rate production.
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.
Apella Wealth added Blue Spark Capital Advisors, a financial planning and wealth management firm with offices in New York City and Great Barrington, Massachusetts, in a transaction that added approximately $261 million in assets under management. The completed acquisition expands Apella’s Northeast presence and adds Blue Spark founder Maura Griffin and her team to the firm.
BlueMatrix entered into an agreement to acquire Aiera, combining financial research authoring and governance capabilities with Aiera’s AI distribution technology. The acquisition is backed by BlueMatrix majority shareholder Thoma Bravo and is expected to close in the fourth quarter of 2026, subject to regulatory approvals and other customary conditions.
KKR agreed to acquire Gen II Fund Services from Hg, General Atlantic and other minority investors in a transaction valuing the company at $5.1 billion. Expected to close in 2027 subject to regulatory approvals and customary conditions, the deal will support Gen II’s international expansion, broader service capabilities and investment in proprietary technology and AI-enabled solutions.
Certerra acquired Universal Testing & Inspection Services, a New York-based provider of geotechnical drilling, special inspections, construction materials testing, and laboratory services. The acquisition expands Certerra’s technical capabilities and strengthens its presence in the Northeast; Universal owner and president Larry A. Mercardante will lead Certerra’s New York and New Jersey operations as Northeast Division President.
Advantage Investigations, a portfolio company of Align Capital Partners, acquired NorStar Investigations, an investigative services provider based in Fishkill, New York. The add-on expands Advantage’s presence in New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania; NorStar’s team will remain in place while gaining access to Advantage’s technology, operational infrastructure, and national resources.
Thermal Technology Distribution Solutions (TTDS), a Gryphon Investors-established platform, acquired Thermal Products, a provider of engineered heat-transfer and process-equipment solutions. The acquisition adds complementary heat-transfer expertise to TTDS’s existing thermal-management capabilities and gives Thermal Products access to TTDS’s broader commercial reach and resources; terms were not disclosed.
TSG Consumer Partners made a strategic investment in Los Tacos No. 1, a New York taco restaurant group known for Tijuana-style tacos and fresh, grill-served food. The business has grown from its 2013 Chelsea Market origins to 10 locations in New York, alongside its sister seafood concept Los Mariscos.
CVC Capital Partners has invested in family-owned Unitex Textile Services LLC, a provider of outsourced healthcare textile management services. The deal represents Unitex’s first outside equity, with CVC’s Strategic Opportunities platform investing alongside the Potack family, which retains a significant stake.
Saothair Capital Partners completed the acquisition of CCR American Holdings, Inc. (FIFCO USA) from Distribuidora La Florida, S.A., a subsidiary of Heineken N.V., through a newly formed affiliate. Following the deal, the business will return to the name North American Breweries (NAB) and appoint Peter Bodenham as CEO.
West Physics Consulting, LLC has acquired Radiographic Testing Services, Inc., an Albany, New York provider of medical physics services including diagnostic radiology and nuclear medicine testing, radiation oncology, and CRESO (radiation equipment safety officer) support. The acquisition adds an Albany field office and expands West Physics’s coverage across New York and surrounding regions.
Aquiline entered into a definitive agreement to invest in Flourish, a wealthtech platform owned by MassMutual that provides private-bank-like solutions for Registered Investment Advisors (RIAs). The transaction is expected to close in Q4 2026, with Aquiline acquiring a controlling interest while MassMutual retains a significant stake.
Addison Capital Partners (ACP) portfolio company Communication Power Companies (CPC) partnered with GeoSync Microwave, Inc. (GSM) management to acquire GSM. The transaction provides a long-term capital base to support GSM’s ongoing and rapid growth, and is intended to create complementary capabilities across CPC’s integrated system solutions strategy.
Backcast Partners provided a strategic senior secured debt investment to support the recapitalization of Crossroads Live, Inc. Crossroads is an existing portfolio company of Raven Capital Management and Cloverlay, which have built the company through incremental acquisitions in theatrical IP touring.
Brightwood Capital Advisors and Coastline Wealth Management announced the closing of a senior secured credit facility to support Coastline’s continued growth and acquisition strategy. In parallel, Coastline completed 12 acquisitions to expand its advisor platform, bringing assets under management and administration to more than $6 billion.
LJM, a technology-enabled parcel shipping advisory and management company, announced a strategic partnership with Clearview Capital to support LJM’s continued growth. The transaction closed on May 6, 2026, bringing additional resources to expand technology, analytics, and its executive shipping advisory capabilities.
Facility Grid acquired PingCx, an autonomous commissioning platform for building automation systems, as it expands from construction commissioning software into a broader building lifecycle technology platform. PingCx will be integrated as FG Validate, enabling connected validation workflows and autonomous point-to-point checkout and performance testing, while Facility Grid plans to launch FG Sustain in September 2026.
WTSL made a strategic investment in creator-led digital media company Unwell at a $500M valuation. Deal terms, including ownership stake and check size, were not disclosed, and founders Alex Cooper and Matt Kaplan retained majority control.
Dobbs Equity Partners has acquired Malvese Equipment, a heavy construction and agriculture equipment dealership with locations in Hicksville and Riverhead, New York. The transaction was advised by Performance Brokerage Services, which served as the exclusive sell-side advisor.
Wind Point Partners has acquired Eze Castle Integration (ECI), a global managed services provider focused on cybersecurity and other enterprise technology services for regulated industries. H.I.G. Capital completed the sale of its portfolio company ECI to Wind Point as part of ECI’s transition into a modern, security-first managed services platform.
InfraRed Capital Partners’ value-add fund acquired a majority stake in Rail Modal Group (RMG), an American platform of inland intermodal rail terminals and export logistics. The investment is intended to support RMG’s next phase of growth, including expanding capacity and resilience, broadening service capabilities, and developing additional terminal locations.
Bain Capital and Tillman Global Holdings announced a $1.5 billion investment in Eaton Fiber to support its fiber-network expansion and fully fund its acquisition of Ripple Fiber. The investment was completed on October 13, 2026, alongside the Ripple Fiber acquisition.
Kapitus, a small-business financing platform, has been acquired by an affiliate of InterVest capital partners. The partnership is intended to strengthen Kapitus’ capital base and expand access to financing for small businesses nationwide while Kapitus continues operating independently under CEO Andrew Reiser.
Riverview Landscapes has acquired B&B Landscaping & Gardening, a commercial and residential landscaping and snow management provider headquartered in Cortlandt Manor, New York. The deal expands Riverview’s Greater Westchester County presence by adding B&B’s Cortlandt Manor facility and workforce to its existing operations. Financial terms were not disclosed, and the acquisition marks Riverview’s 27th since it was founded in 2022.
Tayeh Capital Group (TCG) partnered with founders and management of Council Advisors, taking a majority investment and becoming the firm’s first institutional investor. The deal was completed earlier this week, and financial and legal terms were not disclosed.
RealPage has completed its acquisition of Cherre, a real estate data intelligence company, to create a unified, governed AI-ready data and intelligence foundation across the real estate capital stack. The combination is intended to connect property-level operations with institutional portfolio and fund-level decision-making by resolving fragmented real estate data into consistent identities.
ACR (AmerCareRoyal, LLC), backed by Oridian Capital Partners, has acquired RediBagUSA, a New Hyde Park, New York-based supplier of reusable retail bags, paper products, and packaging solutions. The acquisition expands ACR’s reusable bags and packaging product portfolio and strengthens its position in the sustainable packaging market. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Heritage Holdings acquired Airside Technology Corporation, a union commercial and industrial HVAC contractor based in East Syracuse, New York. The deal expands Heritage’s mechanical/HVAC services platform in Central New York, with SDR Ventures serving as the exclusive sell-side advisor; financial terms were not disclosed.
StoneTree Investment Partners made a strategic investment in Wilbar Group, a North American designer and manufacturer of premium aboveground and semi-inground swimming pools. Wilbar Group consists of Wilbar International, Trendium Pool Products, and Crystal Water Investments, and the parties did not disclose financial terms.
Avance Investment Management has completed a strategic investment in Lexxel, a provider of specialty maintenance and repair services for critical infrastructure. Lexxel’s founders and management are reinvesting equity alongside Avance, and will continue to lead the company.
Align Capital Partners’ national insurance investigative services platform, Advantage Investigations, completed the acquisition of Lange Technical Services. The deal expands Advantage’s offerings to include accident reconstruction and forensic services for auto and property-and-casualty liability carriers.
Albireo Energy, a portfolio company backed by Huron Capital, acquired Pasco Building Automation Services to expand its footprint in the building automation sector. Pasco, based in Liverpool, New York, provides automation solutions for commercial, education, and healthcare facilities, and its president Jeff Munn is set to retain leadership post-acquisition.
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.
Rochester Midland Corporation acquired ClarityChem, a Depew, New York-based provider of custom integrated commercial, institutional, and industrial water and process treatment solutions. The deal also covers ClarityChem’s related entities, Chemasters LLC and Chematrix LLC, and expands Rochester Midland’s water-treatment capabilities across boilers, cooling systems, wastewater and odor control, plus consultative program implementation.
Leonard Green & Partners (LGP) completed its acquisition of Cumming Group, an independent project management and cost management advisory firm, from New Mountain Capital. Financial terms were not disclosed. The deal supports Cumming’s next phase of growth, including global expansion, organic growth, and strategic acquisitions.
Safe Monitoring Group (SMG) has acquired LeakLogics, a refrigerant leak detection services and monitoring solutions provider based in Syracuse, New York. The deal expands SMG’s presence in North America and adds specialized refrigerant leak detection and compliance services to its portfolio alongside its fixed monitoring brands SAMON and CPC UK.
Chronograph, a provider of portfolio monitoring, valuations, and analytics technology for institutional private capital investors, announced a minority growth equity investment of over $140 million from Sixth Street Growth. Existing investors including Summit Partners, Carlyle AlpInvest, Nasdaq Ventures, and Sidekick Partners will retain minority positions, with proceeds earmarked for expanded AI product capabilities, a new private credit portfolio monitoring platform, and global footprint growth.
Fellow Health Partners, a revenue cycle management (RCM) services provider to physician groups and ambulatory surgery centers, announced it received a strategic investment from healthcare-focused private equity firm Cleargate Capital Partners. The investment is intended to accelerate Fellow’s growth through continued geographic expansion, technology investments (including its SAVi platform), and strategic acquisitions. Terms were not disclosed.
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 an enterprise value of approximately $4.3 billion (about 10x EBITDA). IFF will retain an approximately 10% minority equity stake and a board seat in the newly formed company, and expects to receive about $3.8 billion in net cash proceeds at closing.
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.
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