Acquisitions in Utah in 2026

The Cynosure Group acquired Park City-based Utah Development and Construction and reorganized it into a newly established development platform jointly owned with Clyde Capital Group, a subsidiary of Clyde Companies. The joint venture, operated by Cynosure Elevations and Clyde Capital Group, will focus on hospitality and mixed-use resort projects across the Intermountain West to scale development efforts in high-growth resort markets.

Traumasoft, a provider of integrated EMS management software, has acquired Huly, an AI-native platform that automates administrative workflows for emergency medical services. Huly will continue to operate under its existing brand and leadership while Traumasoft integrates Huly's AI-driven automation into its EMS platform to expand capabilities and improve workflows across billing, QA/QI, and workforce operations.

The Riverside Company has made a growth investment in Western Botanicals, a Spanish Fork, Utah-based contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO) of vitamins, minerals and supplements. Riverside will partner with management — which retains a meaningful ownership stake — to support organic growth, expand product and format capabilities, and pursue an M&A strategy to broaden Western Botanicals' capabilities.

HR Path, the Paris-based global HR consulting and HRIS solutions provider, has acquired Lumi, a U.S.-based Workday integrations specialist founded in 2017. The deal strengthens HR Path's Workday capabilities and expands its presence in North America.

Accela, a provider of cloud software for local and state governments, has acquired Novotx, a GIS-native infrastructure asset and work management software provider. The acquisition expands Accela's Civic Platform to support the full lifecycle of public infrastructure — from planning and permitting through operations, maintenance, and long‑term asset stewardship — and will integrate Novotx's GIS-native capabilities for asset, work order, and field operations management.

My Salon Suite announced the acquisition and conversion of two independent salons in South Jordan and Draper, Utah into My Salon Suite franchise locations. The salons are now owned and operated by local entrepreneurs Mark and Krishelle Magee, expanding the brand’s presence in Utah and bringing the state to three My Salon Suite locations.

Pavement Preservation Group (PPG), a portfolio company of The Sterling Group, acquired Holbrook Asphalt, LLC and Integrated Pavement Solutions, LLC to expand its national pavement preservation platform. The deal broadens PPG’s geographic footprint across the Intermountain West, Southwest and Southern United States and adds IPS’s HA5 product line and related preservation capabilities to the platform.

Acme United Corporation has acquired the assets of SLED Distribution, LLC, which does business as My Medic, for $18.7 million. My Medic, a North Salt Lake, Utah-based direct-to-consumer supplier of tactical, trauma, and emergency response products with roughly $19 million in 2025 revenue and about 40 employees, will continue operating in Utah as Acme expands its product offerings and distribution in the U.S. and Canada.

Vensure Employer Solutions acquired Distro, an AI-powered recruiting platform based in Lehi, Utah, adding AI screening, résumé vetting, job matching and a 1.9 million-candidate network to its HR technology portfolio. The acquisition expands Vensure's recruiting automation capabilities and integrates Distro's AI-driven talent marketplace into Vensure's suite of employer-of-record and managed HR services.

Zelis, a Boston-based healthcare payments technology company, has acquired Rivet, an AI-enabled revenue cycle analytics provider. The acquisition brings Rivet's analytics and dashboards into Zelis' platform to improve claims payment transparency, reduce denials and administrative burden for providers, and enhance payer-provider collaboration.

Landmark Aquatic has acquired CEM Aquatics, a Salt Lake City–based commercial aquatics design, build, renovation, and maintenance firm with more than four decades of experience. Founder Craig Nielsen and the CEM leadership team will remain in place as integration begins, with Landmark saying the deal expands its capabilities and service footprint in the aquatics sector.

Foretopia, an Oracle NetSuite Alliance Partner headquartered in Salt Lake City, has acquired Esonus, a Utah-based NetSuite technology and development firm, with the companies merging under the Foretopia brand effective January 1, 2026. The acquisition expands Foretopia's NetSuite implementation, integrations, SuiteApp development and AI-driven managed services across North America; former Esonus Managing Director Colin Boothe joins Foretopia as CIO and Chief Revenue Officer.