Tracked deals
253
253 tracked deals across 2004-2026.
New York City, New York, United States
The Riverside Company is a global investment firm focused on providing private capital options for business owners and employees at the smaller end of the middle market by fueling transformative growth and creating lasting value.
Tracked deals
253
253 tracked deals across 2004-2026.
Recent pace
18
18 tracked deals announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Addon
180 addon · 41 buyout · 29 growth capital
Last 8 years
Supporting Data
Showing the 12 most recent of 253 tracked deals for The Riverside Company.
T3 Services Group, backed by The Riverside Company, acquired Element Home Services, a residential HVAC, plumbing, and electrical services provider with four branches across the Mountain West. Element will retain its brand and local leadership, while the acquisition expands T3’s regional presence and service network.
The Riverside Company invested in Yellow Emperor, a liquid dietary supplement CDMO, as the first add-on for its portfolio company Western Botanicals (WB Blends). The deal expands Western Botanicals’ custom liquid manufacturing capabilities by combining two complementary CDMOs and adding capacity across multiple delivery formats.
The Riverside Company’s Decera Clinical invested in Onviv, Inc. The combination is intended to expand Decera Clinical’s healthcare insights and scientific engagement/medical communications capabilities, including accelerating Onviv’s go-to-market with Decera Clinical’s AI platform, ActivationOS.
The Riverside Company partnered with and invested in AssetIntel, a provider of infrastructure inspection and asset management software for critical transportation assets. The investment is intended to help AssetIntel scale through organic growth, product innovation, and selective strategic acquisitions, including expansion into additional infrastructure asset classes and broader customer sets.
The Riverside Company has made an investment in Workbench International, a mission-critical vertical SaaS platform for project-based construction industries. Riverside expects Workbench to continue product development, expand commercial capabilities, and pursue AI transformation to improve project workflows and outcomes.
Cloudpermit, a community development software platform for local governments, acquired CityReporter, a cloud-based provider of maintenance management and inspections software. The deal expands Cloudpermit’s suite from regulatory workflows into field maintenance, asset management, and municipal lifecycle support, creating a more integrated office-to-field platform.
The Riverside Company’s portfolio company, Impact XM, acquired Jack Morton from Omnicom in a transformative merger of two experiential brand experience and live event marketing agencies. The combined agency will operate under the Jack Morton name and expand global reach and end-to-end experiential capabilities.
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.
Impact XM and Jack Morton announced they will merge to form an expanded global experiential marketing agency operating under the Jack Morton name. The combined organization is expected to integrate strategy, creative, production/fabrication, digital innovation and measurement, and is projected to close in the first quarter of 2026, subject to customary approvals.
The Riverside Company has invested in AC&M Fire Equipment as an add-on to its Relay Fire and Safety platform. AC&M, headquartered in Acton, Massachusetts, provides fire extinguisher services and product sales to commercial customers across the Boston metro and Western Massachusetts, strengthening Relay's presence and capabilities in New England.
The Riverside Company acquired Key Polymer, a specialty manufacturer of high-performance adhesives, sealants, and coatings, to expand Seatex. The transaction is positioned as Seatex’s first follow-on acquisition since Riverside acquired Seatex in October 2024, advancing both end-market and geographic reach in the CASE sector.
The Riverside Company has invested in Certified Collision Group (CCG), a subscription-based membership network serving independent collision repair shops across the United States and Canada. Incline Equity Partners, which acquired CCG in 2022, sold the business to Riverside as part of an exit following significant revenue growth and strategic expansion under Incline's ownership.
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