Acquisitions in Oklahoma in 2025

Warner Pacific, a national general agency backed by Lovell Minnick Partners, has completed the acquisition of Local Insurance Advisors (LIA), an Oklahoma-based Medicare and individual health insurance advisory firm. The deal expands Warner Pacific's Midwest footprint and enhances its Medicare and individual health insurance distribution capabilities, with LIA co-owners joining Warner Pacific as Regional Vice Presidents.

Crescent Energy Company (NYSE: CRGY) completed its previously announced all-stock acquisition of Vital Energy, Inc. (NYSE: VTLE), creating a larger, liquids-weighted independent E&P company. The deal is intended to enhance Crescent's free cash flow profile, operational scale and strategic opportunities while delivering identified synergies and governance updates.

Gladstone Investment Corporation, alongside independent sponsor Xyresic Capital, has acquired Rowan Energy, Inc., a U.S. oil-and-gas services company based in Oklahoma City. Gladstone provided senior secured debt and the majority of the equity to complete the transaction; the investment is intended to support Rowan's growth and value-creation initiatives in frac sand filtration, completion-equipment deployment, and field-operations support.

StoneTree Investment Partners has acquired Reel Power International, an Oklahoma City–based manufacturer of engineered winding, spooling, and material-handling equipment, from Praesidian Capital (with prior partnership involvement from Dubin Clark). The investment will support scaling of automation and systems offerings, continued investment in aftermarket parts and service, and operational improvements across Reel Power's Oklahoma City and Houston facilities; terms were not disclosed.

Pye-Barker Fire & Safety has acquired Oklahoma-based Alcom Security Systems and its sister company OK-SEE Security Trailers to expand its life-safety and proactive video monitoring offerings in the Oklahoma City area. The family-owned businesses, led by co-owners Mike and Taylor McKinney, will continue to serve local customers as their security, fire-alarm, access-control and mobile trailer monitoring capabilities are integrated into the Pye-Barker platform.

Zeeco, a Tulsa-based provider of combustion and environmental solutions, has acquired Devco Process Heaters, a Tulsa-based fired-heater design and manufacturing company; the deal was finalized on December 5, 2025. The acquisition brings Devco's brand, products, technical expertise and employees into Zeeco to expand its midstream oil & gas fired-heater capabilities and to offer more complete, single-source combustion equipment, installation, field service and aftermarket solutions.

Hoffman Sanitation Services, owned by Stewart Hoffman, has acquired James Shea Sanitation, a waste service provider based in Coalgate, Oklahoma. The deal expands Hoffman’s southeast Oklahoma footprint and adds local residential and commercial routes (Coal, Atoka and Pittsburg counties) to improve route density and realize operational synergies.

CostPerform has acquired Acumen Cost Analytics, the profitability and cost-modeling software product developed by Armada Solutions, in a transaction that transfers the Acumen platform and establishes a partnership with the Armada team. The deal expands CostPerform’s presence in the United States and combines complementary cost and profitability offerings to better serve banks, asset managers and other financial institutions.

SkyKnight Capital has made a growth investment in Force Electrical Services, a transmission and distribution repair and maintenance provider headquartered in Oklahoma, to support the company's expansion of services and capabilities. The founder will remain a significant shareholder and the existing management team will continue to lead as Force scales its footprint across the South-Central United States.

GMS Inc. has completed the acquisition of the assets of Brown Machinery, a commercial and residential supplier of EIFS, stucco, concrete block and masonry products with four locations serving Oklahoma and North Texas. Brown Machinery will continue to operate under its existing brand with General Manager Justin Owens remaining in place as GMS expands its distribution coverage of complementary products in Oklahoma and surrounding markets.

Wichita-based PROtect, LLC has acquired Trident Pipeline Integrity, LLC, an Oklahoma-based provider of advanced ultrasonic non-destructive testing and corrosion mapping for pipelines. The deal expands PROtect's Pipeline Integrity capabilities and strengthens its regional presence in Oklahoma while adding Trident's field talent and technical expertise.

GFL Environmental Inc. acquired Superior Waste Industries, LLC, a Shawnee, Oklahoma–based regional solid waste and recycling operator, from Red Dog Equity LLC in an all-cash transaction. The deal transfers ownership of Superior and its subsidiaries (including Central Disposal, Harley Hollan, Sue's Recycling and Sanitation, and SDS Roll-off Dumpsters) to GFL as part of the company's U.S. expansion and market consolidation strategy.

USI Insurance Services has acquired Miami, Oklahoma-based Rogers Insurance Center, an independent brokerage founded in 1997 that specializes in commercial and personal risk insurance programs. Terms were not disclosed; USI said the acquisition expands its commercial and personal risk expertise in Oklahoma and brings Rogers' team and client relationships into the USI network.

Specialty Appliances, a portfolio company of Reynolda Equity Partners, has acquired Brewer Dental Laboratory to expand product categories and broaden its geographic presence in Oklahoma. The acquisition adds Brewer’s removable and fixed prosthetics, digital manufacturing capabilities, and experienced technical team to Specialty Appliances’ nationwide orthodontic and specialty dental platform.

Leeward Renewable Energy (LRE) acquired the Twelvemile Solar 1 & 2 portfolio (152 MW combined) from Red River Renewable Energy LLC — a joint venture between SunChase Power LLC and Eolian LP — and has begun construction in southern Oklahoma. The projects are part of LRE's broader Oklahoma solar portfolio, are expected to begin delivering power in early 2026, and will support construction jobs and significant local tax revenue over their operating life.

Pearl Energy Investments has made an equity commitment to newly formed Blackjack Natural Resources, a Dallas- and Oklahoma City–backed upstream oil and gas platform. Blackjack, led by co-CEOs Jeff Wampler and Andrew Haraway and EVP Grant Sykes, will pursue upstream investment opportunities focused on the greater Mid‑Continent region with financial backing from Pearl and equity participation from the management team.

Inszone Insurance Services has acquired Stephenson, Baggs & Guthrie, LLC (operating as Stephenson Insurance Center) of Woodward, Oklahoma. The deal expands Inszone's presence in Oklahoma and adds commercial insurance expertise—particularly in the oil & gas sector—while assuring clients their existing coverages and benefits will continue uninterrupted.

Equity Bancshares, Inc. (Equity Bank) completed its acquisition of NBC Corp. of Oklahoma, the parent of NBC Oklahoma, adding seven branch locations and doubling Equity's Oklahoma franchise to 15 locations. NBC locations will reopen as Equity Bank on July 3, with core and digital systems consolidation planned for late August 2025; the deal increases Equity's pro forma consolidated assets to approximately $6.4 billion and its branch network to 82 locations.

Valicor Environmental Services, a Pritzker Private Capital portfolio company, has acquired NewGen Resources, LLC, a provider of non-hazardous wastewater disposal and industrial oil services, to expand Valicor's footprint into Oklahoma and the Southwest. The acquisition adds NewGen's centralized wastewater treatment facility in Oklahoma City and an oil collection/processing facility in Atkins, Arkansas to Valicor's network of treatment facilities.

One America Bancorp Inc., a newly formed bank holding company led by Dallas investor Bruce Ware, has acquired Hopeton State Bank, a $26 million institution headquartered in Hopeton, Oklahoma. The deal is the first step in One America's plan to build a community banking platform focused on rural Oklahoma while establishing a commercial banking presence in the Dallas–Fort Worth market; Hopeton State Bank's president, Trent Goss, will remain in his role.

Vectair, a global provider of aircare and hygiene solutions, has acquired Big D Industries, an Oklahoma City–based manufacturer of odor control and air freshening products. The acquisition expands Vectair's product portfolio and strengthens its capabilities in commercial and industrial cleaning and sanitation markets.

RIM Enterprises has merged with Alliance Air Parts to create a combined aftermarket aircraft-parts business operating as RIM Alliance. XLCS Partners served as exclusive advisor to RIM on the transaction, which closed on June 12, 2025; Alliance — which partnered with ACapitalFund in early 2024 — brings complementary teardown, distribution and rental capabilities to expand inventory, capabilities and reach.

T.D. Williamson (TDW), a global leader in pipeline infrastructure technology and services, received a strategic minority investment from funds managed by Apollo Global Management. SCF Partners, which acquired TDW in June 2022, will remain the majority owner as Apollo provides growth capital to support TDW's strategic growth initiatives and global expansion.

Mercer Global Advisors, a national Registered Investment Adviser, has acquired Full Sail Capital, an Oklahoma City-based wealth management firm managing $2 billion in client assets. The deal expands Mercer’s presence in Oklahoma and Texas, adds Full Sail’s 14-person team and 600+ client families to Mercer’s platform, and provides Full Sail access to Mercer’s enterprise infrastructure and institutional resources.

Elevator Service Inc. (ESI) has acquired American Elevator, an Oklahoma City–based provider of elevator maintenance, repair and modernization services. The deal expands ESI's service footprint across the Southwest (Oklahoma and West Texas) and brings American Elevator's employees and regional customer relationships into the ESI platform.

South Wind Exploration & Production, a newly formed Oklahoma City-based oil and gas E&P, received over $400 million of equity commitments from Kayne Private Energy Income Fund III (managed by Kayne Anderson Capital Advisors) and members of South Wind’s management team. The capital will be used to acquire and operate large, producing onshore U.S. oil and gas assets under a leadership team of industry veterans including Co-CEOs Tyler Bolton and Greg Boxer.

Truss Peak Holdings LLC, through its subsidiary TPH Insurance Hold Co LP, has closed its acquisition of Leaders Life Insurance Company from Michigan Farm Bureau Financial Corporation. Leaders, a Tulsa-based provider of life, short-term disability and accident workplace insurance licensed in 15 states with about 20 employees, will continue operating under its existing brand while Truss Peak invests in growth, licensure expansion and technology.

SMX Industrial Solutions, an Emko Capital portfolio company, has acquired Preston Eastin, a Tulsa-based manufacturer of robotic and welding positioning systems. The add-on acquisition expands SMX's product portfolio across its Steelmax Tools and Scotchman Industries brands, enhancing capabilities, innovation and customer support in metal fabrication and welding markets.

Electronic Merchant Systems (EMS), a Cleveland-based payments and merchant services provider, has acquired Oklahoma City-based Peel Payments, a boutique merchant acquirer focused on the petroleum/C-store vertical. The deal broadens EMS's distribution channels and strengthens its capabilities in petroleum and convenience-store payments while providing Peel Payments access to EMS's technology infrastructure and sales network.

FCA, LLC (FCA Packaging), a Wynnchurch Capital portfolio company, has acquired Viking Packing Specialist, a Tulsa-based manufacturer and distributor of custom wood crates, metal containers, corrugated and dangerous-goods packaging. The add-on expands FCA's dangerous-goods packaging capabilities and strengthens its presence in the Tulsa, Austin and Dallas markets.

Inszone Insurance Services, a full-service insurance brokerage, has acquired Employee Benefits Advantage, a Broken Arrow, Oklahoma-based employee benefits agency founded by Kelli Caldwell. The acquisition strengthens Inszone's employee benefits capabilities and deepens its presence in the Oklahoma market while preserving existing client relationships.

Easy Ice acquired the ice machine leasing division of Red Rock Food Equipment and CABA Leasing, both based in Oklahoma City, expanding its footprint in Oklahoma and North Texas. The deals add local density and customer accounts to Easy Ice's managed rental platform and strengthen its position as a national provider of commercial ice solutions.

Reliability Won, a Battery Ventures–backed industrial asset-reliability platform, has acquired Noria Corporation, a Tulsa-based provider of lubrication management, oil analysis services, training and related software. The deal brings Noria into Reliability Won's portfolio alongside Mobius Institute to expand the platform's capabilities in lubrication, oil analysis, training and condition-monitoring services for industrial end markets.

The Owen Family of Companies, a Wynnchurch Capital portfolio company, has acquired J&R Equipment, a distributor of environmental and refuse equipment headquartered in Oklahoma City. The acquisition expands Owen's footprint in the Oklahoma and Arkansas markets and bolsters its municipal and infrastructure equipment distribution and service capabilities.

Bell Camper Sales, a family-owned RV dealership founded in 1967, has acquired Tulsa RV & Marine in Catoosa, Oklahoma from Craig and Viktoriya Goldrich. Performance Brokerage Services served as the exclusive sell-side advisor; the location will be renamed Bell Camper Sales of Tulsa and the Goldrichs will continue to operate Joplin RV & Marine.

Bank7, a community bank headquartered in Oklahoma City, has acquired First American Mortgage, Inc., a locally owned residential mortgage lender founded in 1993. The acquisition expands Bank7's mortgage division and deepens its residential lending capabilities to better serve customers across its Oklahoma, Texas (Dallas/Fort Worth) and Kansas markets.

Argonaut Private Equity has acquired Pryer Aerospace and added the aerospace manufacturer to its Fund V portfolio. The deal will provide Pryer with financial and operational resources to expand capabilities, capacity, footprint, and pursue growth in space launch, military, and commercial aviation markets.

Tyler Technologies has acquired MyGov LLC, a Norman, Oklahoma–based provider of cloud-based permitting, inspections, planning, and zoning software. The acquisition brings MyGov's community development and asset management modules into Tyler's public administration portfolio to better serve small and mid-sized municipalities across the United States.

IES Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: IESC) has acquired Arrow Engine Company, a Tulsa-based manufacturer of engines, generator sets, compressors and replacement parts, from TriMas Corporation. Arrow will join IES's Infrastructure Solutions segment, continuing to operate under the Arrow name and leveraging IES's manufacturing and engineering resources to expand product offerings and serve oil & gas and industrial end markets.

Generational Group advised the sale of Cattlemen's Steakhouse, Inc., a historic Oklahoma City steakhouse, to an unnamed individual investor, with the transaction closing on January 29, 2025. The buyer acquired both the business and its real estate and intends to preserve the restaurant's long-standing atmosphere and operations.

Houston-based Centre Technologies has acquired Tulsa-based IT services provider hummingbird.tech. The deal expands Centre's managed IT, cloud, and cybersecurity offerings into Oklahoma, bringing hummingbird.tech's local client relationships and technical team into Centre's broader service platform.

Automated Systems, Inc. (ASI) has acquired American Bank Systems (ABS), a provider of loan origination and compliance-focused software for U.S. community banks. The transaction was completed with support from Banyan Software and will integrate ABS's CoPilot and BankManager products into ASI's core banking platform as part of Banyan's Financial Institutions Group to expand ASI's capability set for community banks.

Brillion, a provider of customer engagement and program management solutions for utilities, has acquired Automated Energy, Inc. (AEI), an Oklahoma City-based provider of energy analytics tools. The acquisition expands Brillion’s ability to serve commercial and industrial (C&I) utility customers by adding AEI’s interactive analytics and energy-management capabilities to Brillion’s engagement platform.

Construction Partners, Inc. (NASDAQ: ROAD) has acquired Overland Corporation, an asphalt manufacturing and paving company headquartered in Ardmore, Oklahoma, including eight hot‑mix asphalt plants serving southern and western Oklahoma and northern Texas. The acquisition expands CPI into its eighth state (Oklahoma) and adds manufacturing and paving capabilities to support public and private roadway, commercial and residential projects.

Impact Fire has acquired Tiger Fire Protection, a Tulsa-based fire sprinkler and life-safety systems provider. The deal expands Impact Fire's footprint in Oklahoma and brings Tiger Fire's design, installation, inspection and maintenance capabilities into the Impact/AI Fire platform.