Acquisitions in Wisconsin in 2026

Quantum Surgical has acquired NeuWave Medical and combined both businesses under a newly created parent, Precision IO Group Inc., to expand a robotic-assisted tumor ablation platform. The deal is supported by investment from Ally Bridge Group and aims to integrate Quantum Surgical's Epione robotic system with NeuWave's microwave ablation technology to broaden access to minimally invasive interventional oncology care.

Tavoron, a PE-backed national automation and industrial systems platform, has acquired Doig Corporation, a factory automation distributor headquartered in Cedarburg, Wisconsin. The add-on expands Tavoron's automation distribution capabilities and strengthens its presence across the Upper Midwest, while Doig will continue operating from its Cedarburg location under the Tavoron brand.

On Track Partners has acquired Carey's Seamless Gutters & Overhead Doors, a Wisconsin-based provider of seamless gutter systems and garage door installation, service, and repair. The acquisition expands On Track Partners' garage door services platform across the Midwest; Carey's will continue operating under its existing name with its leadership and employees remaining in place.

Keller, a Kaukauna, Wisconsin–based design-build general contractor, has acquired Appleton-based Hoffman Planning, Design & Construction, Inc. Hoffman will operate as “A Keller Company” while retaining its brand and local office; leadership changes include Sam Statz moving to a business development role and Chad Ulman leading Hoffman. The combination aims to bring complementary markets and expand Keller’s project delivery and design-build capabilities while preserving operational continuity.

Terex Corporation has completed its merger with REV Group, combining complementary specialty-vehicle and equipment product lines to form a larger specialty equipment manufacturer. The combined company — which will trade on the NYSE as Terex Corporation — expects $75 million of run-rate synergies by 2028 and anticipates lower capital intensity and strong free cash flow.

KI Wall, a division of KI, has acquired Wausau-based glass fabricator Custom Glass Products, LLC–Wisconsin (CGP-WI). The acquisition strengthens KI Wall's fabrication alignment for storefront and glass-intensive wall systems, improving lead times, customization and responsiveness while CGP-WI will continue to operate as a standalone business.

Source One Staffing has acquired regional staffing firm TempsNow to expand its Midwest footprint and deepen coverage in industrial end markets including manufacturing, logistics and warehousing. Financial terms were not disclosed; TempsNow employees will join Source One and the combined organization will operate under the Source One Staffing brand.

HPS/PayMedix closed $33 million of equity and debt financing to accelerate national growth of its healthcare financing and payments platform. The round was led by HLM Investment Partners ($16M growth equity) and included Escalate Capital Partners (providing a $17M term debt facility), RVM Enterprises, and existing investor SV Health Investors.

PPC Flex, a GTCR‑sponsored North American flexible packaging platform, has acquired the United States operations of SÜDPACK, including a manufacturing facility in Oak Creek, Wisconsin. The deal expands PPC Flex’s flexographic printing, conversion and cold‑seal capabilities and increases capacity to serve meat & cheese, snack, confectionary and healthcare packaged‑goods customers.

Captura, a software platform serving high-volume photography studios, has acquired Studio Source Yearbooks to integrate yearbook production support and operational execution into Captura’s ecosystem. The acquisition brings Studio Source’s yearbook operations, administrative dashboard, ecommerce, printing and fulfillment capabilities into Captura to streamline yearbook workflows and reduce administrative burden for studios and schools.

PPC, a family investment firm based in Chicago, has acquired NaturPak, a Janesville, Wisconsin-based co-manufacturer of bone broths, soups, sauces, wet pet food and ingredient products. NaturPak's CEO Aaron Jackson will continue to lead the business as PPC supports growth through investments in R&D, product development, capability expansion and new packaging formats; terms were not disclosed.

Bank First Corporation (Nasdaq: BFC) has completed its acquisition of Centre 1 Bancorp, Inc., the parent company of The First National Bank and Trust Company. The deal brings First National’s trust and wealth management capabilities into Bank First, expands the combined footprint to 38 branches across Wisconsin and the Stateline area of Illinois, and creates a combined organization with approximately $6 billion in assets.