Tracked deals
14
14 tracked deals across 2019-2025.
Fulton, Maryland, United States
Acacia is a specialist investment firm that invests in building the capacity of technology businesses to enable digital transformation for clients in business and government, working closely with management teams as engaged and supportive partners.
Tracked deals
14
14 tracked deals across 2019-2025.
Recent pace
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0 tracked deals announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Addon
10 addon · 3 buyout · 1 growth capital
Last 7 years
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Showing the 12 most recent of 14 tracked deals for The Acacia Group.
The Acacia Group has entered a strategic growth partnership with Connor Consulting Corp., providing new capital and operational support to accelerate Connor’s product and customer experience innovation. Connor, a San Francisco-based specialist in royalty and software license compliance and advisory services, will leverage Acacia's technology-enabled services expertise to scale into new markets and enhance its service capabilities.
MajorKey Technologies, a U.S. identity security firm backed by The Acacia Group, has acquired Oxford Computer Group LLC US, an identity specialist with deep Microsoft and Saviynt expertise. The add-on expands MajorKey's cross-platform identity capabilities, increases scale (including federal capabilities) and integrates OCG as a MajorKey business division.
Acacia Group portfolio company MajorKey Technologies has merged with Clango to form an expanded identity security provider serving enterprise and public sector customers. The combined company — operating under the MajorKey brand over time — brings together complementary Identity and Access Management and Privileged Access Management capabilities and a team of more than 200 identity specialists to broaden service offerings and scale the platform.
MajorKey Technologies, backed by The Acacia Group, has acquired Chicago-based identity and cloud security firm Legion Star. The deal adds roughly 40 identity and cloud security specialists to MajorKey, expanding its identity governance, access management, and cloud security capabilities and positioning the combined business as a leading pure-play identity security provider.
The Acacia Group, a specialist investment firm, has acquired Isos Technology, an Atlassian Platinum and Enterprise Solution Partner headquartered in Tempe, Arizona. Acacia will combine Isos with the Atlassian practice of MajorKey Technologies to form a larger Atlassian-focused platform and plans further acquisitions to build a leading partner in the Atlassian ecosystem.
The Acacia Group, a specialist investment firm focused on digital transformation, has acquired The Baer Group, an Atlanta-based technology consulting and services firm. The Baer Group will form a new platform within Acacia’s portfolio to scale its technical talent network and expand capabilities across ERP, cloud integration and data transformation for commercial and government clients.
MajorKey Technologies, backed by The Acacia Group, has acquired Seattle-based Valence Group, Inc., a digital transformation consultancy of ~90 consultants and engineers. The add-on strengthens MajorKey's strategic consulting, user-centered design and AI/ML/data-integration capabilities and expands its team to over 650 people.
ID Technologies, an Acacia Group company, has acquired Attila Security, a Maryland-based developer of the GoSilent Platform and hardware encryptors used by U.S. federal government customers. The deal integrates Attila's product IP and customers into ID Technologies' Archon secure solutions division to expand its CSfC and ultra-secure remote access capabilities.
Applied Insight, a portfolio company of The Acacia Group, has acquired Bridges Inc., a Maryland-based cyber security, network engineering and big data analytics firm serving the U.S. intelligence community. The deal brings Bridges' cross-domain, AI analytics and network security capabilities into Applied Insight’s cloud and emulation product suite and expands its IP and mission-focused services for federal/intelligence customers.
The Acacia Group, a Washington, D.C.-based private equity firm, has acquired TradeHelm, an Argentina-based software development, DevOps and technology managed services provider with more than 300 employees. The deal creates a nearshore center of excellence to expand development and DevOps capacity for Acacia portfolio companies—working closely with portfolio company Highmetric—and positions Acacia to deliver more cost-effective, agile delivery to commercial clients.
Highmetric, backed by The Acacia Group, has acquired Vorto, a UK-based team of ServiceNow specialists with expertise in the financial services sector. The acquisition expands Highmetric's technical delivery capability and adds proprietary Now Platform products (CodeWorks and PatchWorks) to strengthen its ServiceNow offering for enterprise clients.
Parabellum Investments partnered with operational investor The Acacia Group to acquire The Column Group (also referred to as Column/Column Technologies), a Lombard, Illinois–based technology consulting, systems and services provider. The buyers plan to accelerate the company's growth through brand investment, operational improvements, strengthened partner/customer relationships and market expansion (including future acquisitions); Column employs over 400 people and generated about $90 million in revenue in 2019.
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