Tracked deals
5
5 tracked deals across 2021-2025.
Dallas, Texas, United States
SpotSee helps customers spot and see changing conditions to protect life sciences products and ensure supply chain integrity. It provides connected, visual, mechanical, and chemical environmental condition-monitoring solutions (e.g., temperature, impact, tilt, vibration, humidity, and liquid detection) sold via products and connected monitoring options for customers and partners across life sciences and supply-chain applications.
Tracked deals
5
5 tracked deals across 2021-2025.
Recent pace
0
0 tracked deals announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Addon
4 addon · 1 buyout
Last 4 years
Supporting Data
SpotSee (ShockWatch), a Harbour Group company, has acquired Telatemp Corporation from long-time family ownership. The deal brings Telatemp’s ColdSnap product line and temperature/environmental monitoring capabilities into SpotSee’s portfolio to deepen regulated cold-chain and life-sciences monitoring capabilities; terms were not disclosed.
SpotSee has acquired unique temperature indicator technologies and related intellectual property from Sensor International to expand its life-science and cold-chain monitoring capabilities. The acquisition adds low-cost, time–temperature detection technology—useful for vaccine vial monitoring, pharmaceuticals and food safety—to SpotSee’s existing condition-monitoring product portfolio.
SpotSee, a Harbour Group company, has acquired Marathon Products, Inc., a San Leandro, California-based maker of temperature and humidity dataloggers with expertise in ultra-low temperature monitoring. The acquisition expands SpotSee's cold-chain and life-science monitoring capabilities by adding Marathon's USB and wireless dataloggers and ultra-cold solutions as complementary products to its portfolio.
SpotSee, a Harbour Group portfolio company, has acquired the assets of Biosynergy, Inc., a manufacturer of temperature indicators for the life sciences market. The deal expands SpotSee's product offering and customer relationships in temperature monitoring for blood bags and other life-sciences applications; terms were not disclosed.
SpotSee Holdings, a Harbour Group company, acquired TMC Hallcrest (UK) and LCR Hallcrest (US) to expand its temperature-indication and monitoring product portfolio. The deal combines Hallcrest’s color-changing temperature labels and forehead thermometers with SpotSee’s shock, tilt and temperature monitoring offerings to create a broader global product and distribution platform; terms were not disclosed.
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