Acquisitions in Delaware in 2025

DocLib, a Wilmington, Delaware–based provider of ERP-integrated accounts payable automation, has acquired Broom Street Software, a long-standing QAD-focused software and services provider. The deal broadens DocLib’s procure-to-pay and supplier collaboration capabilities—adding Broom Street’s Supplier Portal and Purchasing Desk—and strengthens its position in the QAD ecosystem while preserving continuity for existing customers.

uStudio, the enterprise streaming and media platform, has acquired WorkPerfectly, a provider of private podcasting tools for workforce productivity. The deal brings private-podcast and AI-driven audio capabilities into uStudio's platform and appoints WorkPerfectly founder Molly Beck as Head of Marketing at uStudio.

DuPont has completed the separation of its electronics business into an independent, publicly traded company named Qnity Electronics. The spin-off was finalized on November 1, 2025; DuPont shareholders received one share of Qnity for every two DuPont shares (approximately 209 million Qnity shares were distributed) and Qnity began regular trading on the NYSE under the ticker "Q."

Harbor Compliance has acquired CorpoMax Inc., a Delaware-based incorporation and compliance specialist serving French-speaking entrepreneurs in more than 50 countries. The deal expands Harbor Compliance’s international footprint and service portfolio by integrating CorpoMax’s French-language expertise and client base while providing access to Harbor Compliance’s proprietary compliance platform and infrastructure.

Los Angeles-based private equity firm Curewell Capital has made a majority investment in Wilmington PharmaTech (WPT), a U.S.-based specialty CRDMO focused on small-molecule API development and manufacturing. Founder and CEO Hui-Yin "Harry" Li will retain a significant ownership stake and remain as CEO; the capital will be used to expand WPT's U.S. manufacturing capacity, including HPAPI suites, and scale end-to-end API development and manufacturing capabilities.

Cohere Health has acquired ZignaAI and launched a new Payment Integrity Suite centered on Cohere Validate, integrating pre-service authorization data with post-service claims and coding validation. The acquisition brings ZignaAI's AI-driven payment integrity and coding automation capabilities into Cohere's clinical intelligence platform to improve claims accuracy, reduce waste, and accelerate payment processes for health plans.

Chargebee has acquired Inai, a payments intelligence and analytics company, integrating Inai's AI-driven payments observability and optimization into Chargebee's billing and monetization platform. The deal is intended to deepen Chargebee's payments capabilities—helping merchants reduce failed payments, uncover revenue leaks, and streamline payment operations across gateways and geographies.

Koch Equity Development (KED), the principal investment and acquisition arm of Koch, has acquired GCH Technologies, a developer of advanced wireless messaging and telecommunications infrastructure solutions. GCH will become the strategic provider for Common Short Code Registry Services beginning January 1, 2026 and will work with CTIA to accelerate infrastructure upgrades and next-generation messaging capabilities such as RCS Rich Business Messaging.

VIVE Collision has acquired Evolve: Electric Vehicle Specialists, a state-of-the-art EV-focused collision repair center in New Castle, Delaware. The deal marks VIVE's first location in Delaware (its 63rd location overall) and strengthens the company's EV repair capabilities through Evolve's OEM certifications, 35,000 sq. ft. facility and 25 repair bays.

Deckard Technologies has acquired Wilmington, Delaware-based short-term rental analytics group AllTheRooms to strengthen its Rentalscape short-term rental management and tax compliance platform. The deal adds AllTheRooms' data assets, three U.S. patents and key team members (including CEO Will Pearson, who joins Deckard as Director of Operations), enabling capability expansion and entry into new markets.

SE Ranking, an AI-first SEO platform backed by Camber Partners, has acquired Planable, a social media management SaaS that helps teams create, plan, approve, and analyze social content. The acquisition expands SE Ranking’s product footprint into social media management, positioning the company as a multi-product marketing platform serving agencies and in-house marketing teams.

The Grote Company Family of Brands acquired McCabe's Mechanical Services of Georgetown, Delaware, effective July 31, 2025. The deal expands Grote's mechanical and millwright capabilities and geographic reach into the Northeast U.S., particularly to support meat and poultry customers; McCabe's facility, team, and leader Allen McCabe will remain.

KRAFTON has acquired 100% of Eleventh Hour Games, the developer of action RPG Last Epoch, for an initial consideration of USD 96 million. The deal secures the Last Epoch IP and gives Eleventh Hour access to KRAFTON’s resources to scale development (including console ports), expand seasonal content, and support the studio’s live-service roadmap while preserving its creative leadership.

Krafton has completed a 100% buyout of Eleventh Hour Games for $96 million. Eleventh Hour Games is the developer of the ARPG Last Epoch (reported ~3 million copies sold) and will become part of Krafton's portfolio to support future growth of the franchise.

Quavo, a Wilmington, Delaware-based provider of cloud-based fraud and dispute management software, secured a $300 million growth investment from growth equity firm Spectrum Equity. The capital will accelerate Quavo's AI-led product development and expand its go-to-market and client success teams; existing investor FINTOP Capital will sell its stake while founders and Pegasystems remain significant shareholders.

Airalo, the world’s largest eSIM provider, raised $220 million in a growth round led by CVC (via CVC Asia Fund VI) with participation from Peak XV and Antler Elevate, valuing the company at over $1 billion. The capital will be used to scale Airalo’s consumer app, expand unlimited and enterprise data offerings, and accelerate its enterprise/white-label connectivity platform.

Valor Exterior Partners, a platform company backed by Osceola Capital, has acquired Kirkin Exteriors, a New Castle, Delaware-based provider of roofing, siding, solar and other exterior home services. The deal expands Valor's footprint into the Mid-Atlantic (Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey) and is the platform's fifth add-on since launching in September 2024.

Vision Innovation Partners (VIP), a Gryphon Investors-backed Mid-Atlantic ophthalmology platform, has acquired Eye Care of Delaware, an ophthalmology and optometry practice based in Newark, Delaware. The add-on — VIP's 26th since 2017 — expands VIP's clinical footprint and surgical capabilities in the Mid-Atlantic region.

Argano has acquired Attentis Consulting, a Salesforce Health Cloud solutions integrator serving healthcare payers, providers and PBMs, as part of Argano's 2025 growth strategy. The deal expands Argano's healthcare and Salesforce capabilities and provides Attentis with access to Argano's broader data, cloud and AI services; the acquisition is part of Argano's acquisition program backed by recently secured capital.

Grace Hill, a provider of technology-enabled performance solutions for real estate backed by Aurora Capital Partners, has acquired HelloData, an AI-driven market analysis platform for multifamily owners and operators. The deal brings HelloData's automated multifamily market analysis, financial underwriting and leasing-optimization tools into Grace Hill's product portfolio to expand data-driven capabilities for property managers, owners and brokers.

Arkieva, a Wilmington-based provider of supply chain planning SaaS, received a strategic growth investment from private equity firm Banneker Partners to accelerate product and go-to-market expansion. The partnership will support inorganic growth and enhance Arkieva's digital twin and autonomous control tower capabilities for process manufacturers and global distributors.

PSG and 2ndWave Software have purchased JAMS (including the Skybot platform) from Fortra and established JAMS Software as an independent company owned by PSG, 2ndWave and employees. The transaction, which closed June 1, 2025, positions the standalone JAMS Software to accelerate product innovation, expand market reach, and deepen support for global IT operations customers.

Midland, Ontario-based LabX Media Group has acquired all information services assets of The Dark Intelligence Group (TDIG), including The Dark Report, DarkDaily, webinars, reports, and the Executive War College conference. TDIG founder and CEO Robert L. Michel is beginning a path to retirement and will serve as an advisor to ensure a smooth transition as LabX expands its laboratory-focused media and events capabilities.

PayRange, a Portland-based provider of mobile payment and IoT solutions for unattended retail, has acquired Turns, a Lewes, Delaware-based all-in-one laundromat operating system. The acquisition integrates Turns' business management, pickup & delivery, POS and analytics capabilities into PayRange's machine payment platform to create a unified, end-to-end SaaS platform for laundromats across the U.S.

DocGo, a New York–based provider of technology-enabled mobile health services, has acquired PTI Health, a mid-Atlantic mobile phlebotomy and specimen collection company. The acquisition adds mobile lab collection and phlebotomy capabilities to DocGo’s service offering, accelerates PTI Health’s market expansion (initially into New York City), and brings PTI Health President Wayne Meadows into DocGo as a General Manager.

FleetPride, the nation’s largest independent distributor of heavy-duty aftermarket parts and service, has acquired the assets of ARS Truck & Fleet Service of New Castle, Delaware. The acquisition adds two service locations (25 service bays) and a 16-truck mobile service fleet, expanding FleetPride’s service footprint along the Eastern Seaboard.