Acquisitions in Texas in 2026

Peoria Resources, LLC (a subsidiary of JAPEX (U.S.) Corp.) has acquired Verdad Resources' entire operated oil and gas business in the Denver‑Julesburg (DJ) Basin for an enterprise value of approximately $1.26 billion. The transaction transfers roughly 101,000 net acres of horizontal Niobrara and Codell development (Colorado and Wyoming) to Peoria as it establishes a scaled operated position in the DJ Basin.

Harvest Commercial Capital (HCC) announced a merger with Crossroads Impact Corp (CRSS) to combine HCC’s owner-occupied small business commercial lending platform with Crossroads’ residential CDFI capabilities. The combined organization will continue operating under their respective brands and aims to expand access to capital in low- and moderate-income communities while enhancing CRA and SBA-focused lending solutions.

Prep Network, a youth sports media and events platform headquartered in Plymouth, Minnesota, has acquired Coast 2 Coast Preps, a Dallas-based leader in middle school basketball events and coverage. The deal expands Prep Network's basketball ecosystem by creating a unified pathway from middle school to high school athletics and adds scale to its events and content offerings.

Orijin, a national leader in correctional education and workforce development technology, has acquired Honest Jobs, a national fair-chance employment platform. The deal integrates Honest Jobs’ job board and reentry resource directory into Orijin’s managed learning platform to create an end-to-end education-to-employment pathway for justice-involved individuals and expand Orijin’s reach into parole, probation, and community corrections.

Thompson Safety, a national provider of fire protection and workplace safety services, has acquired Houston-area Fulshear Fire Protection to strengthen its presence in the Greater Houston market. The acquisition increases Thompson's local technician roster and service capacity, expands its commercial and industrial customer base, and is expected to create cross-sell opportunities across Thompson's safety and fire protection offerings.

Dallas-based private equity firm Trive Capital has made a control investment in Rolfson Oil, a Texas-headquartered fuel, oils and lubricants distributor focused on energy customers. Subsequent to Trive's investment, Rolfson acquired Oklahoma City-based Flint Logistics Group to expand its fuel delivery, onsite storage and lubricant distribution footprint across the Southwest U.S.

SAM Companies has acquired Inland Geodetics, a Central Texas land surveying firm, expanding SAM's footprint and capabilities in geospatial services for water, transportation, and public-sector clients. Inland Geodetics brings a small team with deep local market knowledge and longstanding client relationships to support complex infrastructure programs across Central Texas.

GCC, S.A.B. de C.V. completed the acquisition of three aggregates, asphalt and ready‑mix concrete operations in El Paso, Texas, adding an assembled platform with approximately $30 million of annual revenues and aggregate reserves estimated to last ~50 years. The deal strengthens GCC's operational presence in the El Paso region and is expected to generate synergies and positive cash‑flow contribution beginning in 2026.

Topspin Consumer Partners, a consumer-focused private equity firm, has made a strategic growth investment in Grid, a U.S. designer and manufacturer of laminate and phenolic lockers and performance flooring for fitness, athletic, and wellness facilities. The capital will support Grid’s expansion as it scales its vertically integrated design, manufacturing, logistics, and installation capabilities across the United States.

Victor Capital Partners, a middle-market private equity firm, has acquired Specialty Fenestration Group, a Houston-based designer and manufacturer of transaction and high-security window and door solutions (including the Quikserv and U.S. Bullet Proofing brands). The investment — financed in part by Sound Point Capital Management and Fidelity Direct Lending — is intended to support product innovation, market expansion and scaling of the platform; River Associates completed the sale to Victor Capital.

Green Heron Partners, a Houston-based lower middle market private equity firm, announced a strategic growth investment in Regency Plumbing Contractors, a commercial plumbing contractor serving the Greater Houston area. Regency's executive leadership will remain in place with a significant ownership stake; the capital and operational support will be used to build a broader facility services platform and support geographic and capability expansion.

The Vistria Group has acquired Lumen Holdings, a Dallas-based, technology-enabled managing general agent (MGA), and established it as a new platform within Vistria's Financial Services strategy. The investment will support expansion of Lumen’s KURRENT digital underwriting platform, underwriting capabilities across commercial and personal lines, and broader program launches nationwide.

Arctic Wolf has acquired Sevco Security, a Visionary-ranked exposure assessment platform, to integrate Sevco’s asset intelligence and exposure assessment capabilities into the Arctic Wolf Aurora Platform. The acquisition expands Arctic Wolf’s proactive security and exposure management capabilities for customers and MSPs by unifying asset intelligence, vulnerability context, and security control coverage.

Ascentis Wealth Management (part of Ascentis Holdings) announced that Kevin Gray and his advisory practice are joining the Ascentis platform as Ascentis Family Wealth; Gray will take an equity stake in Ascentis Wealth Management. Once assets are transferred the practice will oversee about $250 million in AUM, with Advisory Services Network providing operations and compliance support to the arrangement.

Groundworks, a North American foundation repair and water management company, has acquired WTX Foundation Repair of Amarillo, Texas, marking Groundworks' first entry into New Mexico and expansion in West Texas. The deal brings WTX's local foundation repair, concrete leveling, and basement waterproofing capabilities into Groundworks' platform as the team will continue serving customers under the Groundworks name.

Amrize (NYSE: AMRZ) has completed the acquisition of PB Materials Holdings, Inc., a leading aggregates and ready-mix concrete operator in West Texas. The deal adds 26 operational sites, roughly 340 employees and over $180 million of revenue to Amrize’s network and is expected to be accretive to EPS and cash in 2026 while expanding the company’s presence in high-growth West Texas markets.

MidCentral Energy Partners has acquired Expanse Electrical Company, a provider of electrical, automation, and power infrastructure services. The acquisition expands MidCentral's capabilities in high-voltage construction, substation automation, and field-level controls to better serve oil & gas, utility, data center, and industrial customers.

Opportune LLP, a Houston-based global business advisory firm, has acquired the Consulting & Advocacy Practice of Pickering Energy Partners LP. The practice leader Dan Romito and his team will join Opportune to bolster the firm's sustainability and energy advisory capabilities; Solomon Partners served as financial advisor to Pickering Energy Partners in the transaction.

Houston-based EWR Digital has acquired Modalpoint, an oil and gas market-insight and commercialization-strategy brand founded by Mark LaCour. The acquisition expands EWR Digital's advisory and marketing capabilities for oil & gas and other industrial B2B markets, with Modalpoint operating as an energy market insight and research platform under EWR ownership.

Inszone Insurance Services has acquired Scarbrough, Medlin & Associates, Inc., a Dallas/Plano-area commercial property insurance agency founded in 1981. The deal expands Inszone's presence in Texas and enhances its commercial property insurance capabilities while the Scarbrough Medlin team will remain in place.

Kedge Cook, owner of Cook Ford Texas, acquired Martin Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram in Cleveland, Texas from seller Brian Bounds. The dealership will be renamed Cook Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram and will remain at its current location as part of Cook's expanding dealer portfolio.

Different Hospitality, a newly formed Houston hospitality group founded by Charlie McIntyre, has acquired local specialty roaster Boomtown Coffee. The deal, brokered by Transworld Business Advisors of South & West Texas, was described as values-aligned with terms undisclosed and aims to preserve Boomtown's brand, leadership and existing cafes while providing operational support and long-term stability.

Chemical Concepts, a Pennsylvania-based supplier of adhesives and specialty chemicals, has acquired Perigee Direct, a Texas-based manufacturer and seller of specialty consumables and lab supplies. The deal expands Chemical Concepts' product portfolio, e-commerce capabilities and distribution footprint—with Perigee Direct's North Richland Hills operations serving as a strategic distribution hub for faster delivery across the Western and Southern U.S.

Revau Advanced Underwriting, a Novacap-backed North American MGA, has acquired Triad Oilfield Underwriters, a Houston-area MGA and wholesale broker specializing in oil & gas and marine risks. The add-on expands Revau's specialty underwriting and placement capabilities in the U.S., enhancing its energy and marine product offering and U.S. footprint.

SunSource Holdings has completed the acquisition of Vytl Controls Group (formerly PVI Holdings) from MiddleGround Capital; financial terms were not disclosed. Vytl, headquartered in The Woodlands, Texas, operates 32 branches across 11 states with more than 1,100 employees and provides distribution, design, repair and remanufacturing of valves, actuators and other flow control products; the deal broadens SunSource’s flow control solutions capabilities and distribution footprint.

Mission Wealth Management, LP has merged with Austin-based PBL Wealth Management, LLC; PBL founder Adam Broughton joins Mission Wealth as a Partner and Senior Wealth Advisor. The deal expands Mission Wealth's presence in Texas and integrates PBL's tax-aware planning and educational resources into Mission Wealth's national RIA platform.

Western Smokehouse Partners, backed by Monogram Capital Partners, has acquired Junior's Smokehouse, a family-owned jerky and meat snack manufacturer based in El Campo, Texas. The deal expands Western's national manufacturing footprint, adds capacity and private-label production capabilities, and follows Western’s recent facility expansions and Monogram’s continued investment in supply-chain manufacturing platforms.

Ryan, a global tax services and software provider, has acquired Meritax Advisors, a Texas-based commercial property tax consulting firm with offices in Frisco and Austin. The acquisition adds Meritax's property tax valuation, litigation management, and portfolio advisory capabilities to Ryan's Property Tax practice and brings Meritax partners and approximately 20 additional team members into Ryan's U.S. operations.

Callbox Logistics has completed a majority acquisition of JMC Global Concierge Logistics, combining Callbox's project-based FF&E logistics and installation capabilities with JMC's freight forwarding, warehousing and concierge logistics services. The transaction creates a more diversified logistics and supply chain platform headquartered in Texas, positioning the combined business to expand into additional U.S. markets and deepen recurring/programmatic customer relationships.

BharCap Partners' portfolio company Insurvia has acquired Pronto Insurance, a Texas-based distributor and managing general agent (MGA) of personal lines insurance founded in 1997. The deal expands Insurvia's revenue and EBITDA, broadens its geographic presence (notably in Texas and California), and adds a complementary MGA capability to its platform; Pronto will continue to operate as a distinct brand.

Columbus McKinnon Corporation completed its acquisition of Kito Crosby Limited from funds managed by KKR, creating a larger global leader in lifting and securement solutions. The transaction was financed in part by an $800.0 million Series A preferred share investment from CD&R and is expected to realize $70 million of net annual run-rate cost synergies while expanding product capabilities and geographic scale.

Mastercam, part of the Sandvik Group, has acquired the CAM business line of longtime channel partner MLC CAD Systems to strengthen its localized support and market presence across the Western and Southwestern United States. MLC CAD Systems will continue to collaborate with Mastercam as a technical solutions provider while transitioning its CAM customers and regional expertise into Mastercam's direct operations.

Argano has acquired Stormloop Technologies, a Workday partner specializing in HCM, Financials and Adaptive Planning advisory and managed services. The acquisition, which closed in December 2025, expands Argano's enterprise application and cloud transformation capabilities and strengthens its Workday and Adaptive Planning service offerings.

Fifth Third Bancorp has closed its merger with Comerica Incorporated, creating the ninth-largest U.S. bank with approximately $294 billion in assets. The combination expands Fifth Third’s geographic footprint and scale—pairing its retail banking and digital capabilities with Comerica’s middle-market banking franchise and wealth capabilities as part of a broader strategy to build density in high-growth U.S. markets.

Conga, a Thoma Bravo portfolio company, has completed the acquisition of the B2B business of PROS Holdings, Inc. The deal brings PROS' AI-driven pricing and revenue optimization capabilities together with Conga's CPQ, CLM and document automation offerings to create an end-to-end revenue orchestration platform.

Construction Partners, Inc. (CPI) has acquired GMJ Paving Company, LLC, adding a hot-mix asphalt plant in Baytown (east of Houston) and bringing CPI's Houston-area plant count to 12. GMJ will join CPI's Durwood Greene Construction Co. platform, expanding CPI's production footprint and local operating talent to support public infrastructure work across the Houston metro area.

Tenet Healthcare completed a strategic transaction with CommonSpirit Health to resume full ownership of its Conifer Health Solutions subsidiary. CommonSpirit will pay Tenet approximately $1.9 billion in installments over three years, and Conifer will make an approximately $540 million redemption payment to CommonSpirit, effective retroactively January 1, 2026; Conifer will continue to support CommonSpirit through the end of 2026 during an orderly transition.

Prosperity Bancshares, Inc. completed the merger with Southwest Bancshares, Inc., with Southwest’s wholly owned subsidiary Texas Partners Bank merged into Prosperity Bank, effective February 1, 2026. Under the terms of the agreement, Prosperity issued 4,095,397 shares of common stock to former Southwest shareholders and certain Southwest executives will join Prosperity’s management and board; Texas Partners’ 11 branch locations will continue to operate under the Texas Partners Bank name until integration scheduled for November 2026.

Impact Climate Technologies (ICT), a portfolio HVAC holding company of Ardian, has acquired Larry Wunsch & Associates (LWA), a San Antonio–based commercial HVAC and plumbing equipment representative and distributor. LWA will continue operating under its existing name and leadership while ICT provides strategic, operational, and sales resources to support growth and expand ICT's presence in Texas.

BKV Corporation acquired one-half of Banpu Power US Corporation’s (BPPUS) interest in BKV-BPP Power, LLC for approximately $115.1 million in cash and 5,315,390 newly issued BKV common shares, increasing BKV’s ownership in the power joint venture to 75% from 50%. The transaction gives BKV majority control of the JV (which owns the Temple I and II combined-cycle gas power plants in Temple, Texas) to consolidate results and accelerate expansion of its power operations in the ERCOT market.

The Watches of Switzerland Group has acquired an 88% stake in Texas-based luxury watch and jewelry retailer Deutsch & Deutsch, with an option to purchase the remaining share capital. The family-owned business operates four showrooms in El Paso, Laredo, McAllen and Victoria and generated combined FY2024 revenue of $67 million; the Deutsch family will remain involved in leadership following the transaction.

Simpro Group has acquired Delight, an AI-driven customer engagement solution purpose-built for field service and trade businesses. The acquisition integrates Delight into Simpro's AI-first operating platform to drive repeat revenue and expand post-job monetization capabilities; early customer outcomes reportedly include a ~15% increase in sales and ~10% lift in recurring revenue within six weeks.

Adecco has acquired Advantis Medical Staffing, a Dallas-based, tech-enabled healthcare staffing firm specializing in travel nursing and allied health placements across all 50 states. The deal expands Adecco's North American healthcare capabilities by adding Advantis' clinician network, concierge service model, and AI-enhanced recruiting and onboarding technology; financial terms were not disclosed.

Houston-based private equity firm Capstreet has acquired TOPS Field Services, LLC, a Huffman, Texas–based provider of inspection, overhaul and maintenance services for gas and steam turbines, LNG equipment, and generators. Management, including founder and CEO Toby Wooster, will remain with the company as Capstreet partners with TOPS to expand service offerings, enhance capabilities, and pursue geographic expansion; terms were not disclosed.

Integrated Power Services (IPS) has completed the acquisition of TechPro Power Group, Inc., a provider of power systems lifecycle management and field services. The deal expands IPS’s technical capabilities and geographic coverage across North America, enhancing service offerings for mission-critical end markets such as data centers, utilities and oil & gas.

Procter & Gamble has acquired Wonderbelly, an Austin-based "free-from" digestive wellness brand founded in 2021, adding it to P&G's Personal Health Care digestive wellness portfolio. P&G said the deal will broaden its over-the-counter digestive relief offerings and leverage P&G's scale in innovation, go-to-market execution and supply chain to accelerate Wonderbelly's growth.

Cetera Financial Group has completed the acquisition of Plains Wealth Management, a Houston-based independent wealth management practice that oversees approximately $400 million in client assets. The Plains team will join The Retirement Planning Group (TRPG), Cetera's employee-based RIA, expanding TRPG's footprint into the Houston market and providing the Plains team with growth and succession options.

Technical Toolboxes, a Houston-based provider of pipeline and asset engineering software, has acquired HUVR, an Austin-based inspection data management and digital workflow platform. The acquisition integrates HUVR’s cloud inspection data capabilities with Technical Toolboxes’ critical engineering assessment software to improve asset integrity data management and inspection workflows for energy operators.

Morris & Dickson has completed the acquisition of Prodigy Health (now operating as ProdigyMD), a specialty pharmaceutical distributor focused on plasma-derived therapies. The acquisition expands Morris & Dickson's specialty distribution capabilities and access to hospitals, specialty pharmacies, clinics, infusion centers and alternative sites of care while preserving operational continuity and regulatory compliance.

Main Post Partners has acquired HomeWell Franchising Inc., the franchisor of HomeWell Care Services, in a transaction alongside the company’s existing management team. The partnership will recapitalize the franchisor to accelerate franchise growth, expand geographic reach, and enhance support for franchise owners and caregivers; Boxwood Partners served as exclusive sell-side advisor.