Acquisitions in Oregon in 2018

Savara Holdings, Inc. acquired Assured Technology Solutions (ATS), a Portland-based managed services provider, in a transaction advised by ACT Capital Advisors. The sale was part of a pre‑retirement exit/transition by ATS leadership and positions ATS to scale under Savara's ownership.

Ministry Brands has acquired Sharefaith, a Medford, Oregon–based provider of digital worship products and church software, in a deal completed in February 2018. The acquisition expands Ministry Brands’ suite of software and content offerings for faith-based organizations and enables cross-selling of web, mobile, worship content, and donations products to Sharefaith’s ~16,700 church customers.

Los Angeles-based investment firm Corbel Capital Partners acquired Portland, Oregon-based respiratory homecare provider Northwest Medical Inc. on March 9, 2018. Corbel will provide capital and resources to accelerate Northwest Medical’s growth and support its delivery of respiratory equipment, setup, and patient education across Washington, Oregon and Alaska.

Southlake, Texas-based PulseTech Products Corporation has acquired Zamp Solar (SNJ Enterprises, Inc.), a Bend, Oregon-based designer and manufacturer of off-grid and portable 12-volt solar modules and kits. The acquisition adds solar module manufacturing and portable energy solutions to PulseTech’s battery maintenance and charging product portfolio, expanding its capabilities and end-market reach into RV, marine and industrial/off-grid customers.