199 deals announced this month.
The add-on brings a provider of equities and equity options order and execution management systems and FIX connectivity solutions to the platform, with transaction terms undisclosed in the announcement.
The Miami-based technology and advisory firm has completed more than 500 engagements for over 200 credit union clients since its 1998 founding.
The combined company pairs Spectrotel's distributed enterprise expertise with AireSpring's facilities-based fiber network and channel-exclusive model across enterprise, mid-market and SMB customers.
The combined investment, including additional capital from existing backer EIFO, exceeds €100 million. Onomondo serves more than 500 customers.
The acquisition adds outdoor building products and regional distribution capacity to EMS's industrial platform, extending its reach across key hurricane-prone coastal markets.
Founded in 1996, the Toledo, Ohio-based commercial janitorial and facilities-cleaning provider operates 18 branches across 13 states serving commercial, healthcare, industrial, and education clients.
The proprietary subscription platform serves more than one million subscribers across outdoor recreation and property security, anchored by the REVEAL and Defend camera brands.
Formed in 2019 by Antin Infrastructure Partners after carving out Veolia’s U.S. district energy operations, the platform has been owned by Antin for roughly seven years.
Founded in 1884 and headquartered in Hull, Arco supplies safety wear, protective equipment and training to blue-chip customers across infrastructure, defence, utilities and healthcare.
The acquisition brings CISO advisory, ransomware readiness, vulnerability management, incident response preparedness, and SIEM integration capabilities to Inversion6, TRG's dedicated cybersecurity division, strengthening its offerings for clients in the financial, manufacturing, government, and healthcare sectors.
The definitive agreement remains subject to customary closing conditions; closing is expected in the first quarter of 2027.
Founded in 2019, the company provides compliance training, Human Resource Information Systems integrations and AI-powered workflow automation through a unified platform.
David Cooper, previously CEO of Omega Optical, has been appointed CEO of the combined organization.
The manufacturer of architectural, automotive and solar glass serves architectural, automotive and solar glass customers worldwide.
The Killbuck, Ohio agency serves individuals, businesses, municipalities and a community bank in Holmes County, and founder Cory Miller will remain involved in client service and team mentoring.
Mark provides fabrication and installation of commercial glass systems for warehouse, office, and retail buildings throughout the greater Chicago area, extending AGS's footprint into the Chicago metropolitan market.
The deal values the AI-powered construction platform above $1 billion and funds additional investment in artificial intelligence, product development, go-to-market capabilities, and customer success operations.
The capital will help the Bend, Oregon-based contract development and manufacturing organization move from clinical-stage manufacturing into commercial production, with emphasis on particle engineering and spray drying.
The Seattle-based software is used by more than 300 utilities, municipalities, and CCTV contractors in the U.S. and Canada to manage underground pipeline condition data.
The company’s pneumatic, hydraulic, automation, lubrication and compressed air offerings support manufacturing plants, food and beverage facilities and other industrial customers.
Torque offers warehousing, inventory and returns management, and international freight forwarding across eCommerce, retail, and wholesale channels.
The pending take-private offers $6.28 per share in cash plus a contingent value right tied to milestones.
The transaction values the provider at an implied $4.0 billion enterprise value and combines more than four decades of aircraft MRO experience across the Americas.
Creates a unified life sciences offering that connects market research, strategy, creative, and field execution for pharmaceutical and biotech clients.
The Orlando event production and equipment rental business will expand its inventory and geographic reach, with co-founder Kelly Greene continuing as CEO.
The St. Louis business coordinates spinal surgery products across manufacturers, sales representatives, hospitals and surgeons, with plans to enter additional specialties and markets.
The residential pest control business operates 27 locations across 16 states; its founders and management will retain equity and continue leading the company.
The Metuchen, New Jersey-based pest control provider serves commercial customers in New York and New Jersey.
The pending cash acquisition would refocus the holding company on USCF, its asset management business with roughly $6 billion under management.
The Italian power distribution equipment maker has approximately 400 employees and forecasts €250 million in 2027 sales.
The Chicago-based specialty wire and cable distributor expects more than $1.1 billion in 2026 revenue; closing is expected by year-end.
BayPine-backed Relation adds the Chalfont, Pennsylvania, insurance agency business; the transaction took effect June 30 and was announced September 25.
Adds a Cranford, New Jersey operation with nearly 125 years of history and JACLO and Durst decorative plumbing products sold through showrooms, wholesalers and home improvement retailers across North America.
The Rallyday-backed digital commerce consultancy adds Amazon and TikTok Shop services in its first acquisition since the sponsor invested.
The purchase takes GoodVets from 75 to 116 veterinary hospitals, adding practices across seven states.
The Century Park-backed company adds a Los Angeles maintenance, repair and modernization provider to its Southern California operations.
Adds a Lenexa, Kansas-based control instrumentation maker founded in 1946 and focused on power generation, energy infrastructure, chemical processing, and water treatment.
The Toronto HVAC distributor serves utilities, telecom and industrial markets across North America.
The Houston firm brings forensic accounting and transaction advisory services to the Texas platform.
The acquisition adds AI tools for private-markets due diligence and data-room analysis to 73 Strings’ valuation and portfolio intelligence platform.
Harbour Point Capital remains an investor as the Chicago provider plans wider telehealth reach.
The pending majority-stake deal would move the Nordic vertical software group from Abry Partners to Main, subject to regulatory approvals.
The corporate mobility platform manages taxis, parking, EV charging and carpooling for more than 1,000 business customers across four European countries.
The founder-led company coordinates physical therapy care for injured workers through a national network of independent providers.
The Paris-based brand sells through digital, retail and pharmacy channels in more than 40 countries.
New State-backed Expo Group adds an experiential agency serving healthcare, biotech and other regulated industries.
The Missouri firm provides outsourced investment research, portfolio analytics and models to more than 200 advisory firms.
The pending deal would add a Northeast chemical distributor with two facilities and more than 1,500 customers.
The specialty and generic medicines distributor serves the UK and Ireland, including NHS hospitals.
The Alabama firm adds municipal, environmental and federal design capabilities in the Southeast and Gulf Coast.
Blackstone-backed Copeland adds environmental monitoring software, sensors and services for regulated markets.
The precision bearings distributor becomes a new platform, with management continuing to lead the business.
The acquired practice brings experience across a wider range of security technologies. Its clients will retain their existing team members and service relationships while gaining access to CloudFirst’s broader services.
Founded in 1998, Advantage serves homeowners and businesses across Southwest Michigan and is Ridgeline’s eighth add-on acquisition.
The multi-family office serves 14 families with approximately $2.6 billion in client assets.
The investment supports people, technology and selective acquisitions across the UK and Ireland.
The Cambridge-based supplier adds more than one million research products and an ecommerce platform.
Resurgens Technology Partners remains invested in the utility and energy management software provider.
The healthcare media and events business reaches more than 1.5 million executives through its digital products.
The UK security provider serves more than 300 sites and will retain its existing management team.
Founder and CEO Jindou Lee will continue to lead the property operations software company.
The insurance services provider operates across 48 states through more than 1,000 field technicians.
The pending $230 million acquisition includes Vertex Aquatic Solutions and is expected to close in early Q4.
The manufacturer of plastic, paper and molded-fiber food packaging operates in Sayreville, New Jersey.
A single-asset continuation fund provides liquidity for existing shareholders and additional committed capital for the company's acquisition strategy.
The transaction establishes a new platform investment for Odyssey in the energy and power and industrial gas distribution sectors.
Its panels are used by customers in agricultural, data center, fire protection and other industrial applications where aboveground tank insulation is required.
The operator of four fast-casual restaurant brands on college campuses has more than 75 locations across 60-plus college campuses.
Its products are sold in more than 60 countries across B2B, industrial, outdoor recreation and international channels, backed by nearly 100 patents.
IMATS operates a 32,000-square-foot facility in Cartago's Free Trade Zone and provides injection molding, pad printing, assembly and packaging, along with mold design and validation.
Founded in 2013, the Miami-based independent full-service aviation MRO platform operates through Xtreme Aviation, Ignite Aero Engines, and Aventus Air Leasing II, serving cargo and commercial operators across major U.S. airports.
The distributed-energy platform launched in 2024 with AGP has contracted 250MW of renewable projects across 200 sites and holds a pipeline above 1GW.
The deal gives Peakline a larger equipment finance operating platform with direct origination and underwriting capabilities in asset-backed equipment lending.
The clinical scheduling software business joins Ascend’s healthcare workforce technology portfolio.
The transaction includes an Ownership Works partnership that will give all Podium Entertainment employees an ownership stake in the company as it enters its next phase of growth.
The company supplies turbocharger, powertrain and electrification components from production sites across Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The pending take-private values the industrial asset-integrity and testing company at about $866 million including debt.
The West Des Moines wealth manager will join Cerity at the end of September with about $2bn of assets under management.
Founded in 2016, Element provides 24/7 emergency repair, maintenance and replacement services for residential HVAC, plumbing and electrical needs. The business operates branches in Jackson Hole, Wyoming; Durango, Colorado; St. George, Utah; and Prescott, Arizona.
ENDOCORP, based in Southfield, Michigan, supplies more than 15,000 flexible endoscope repair parts to independent service organizations nationwide, while Medical Optics, based in Tamarac, Florida, adds ISO 13485-certified multi-OEM repair and equipment resale for hospitals and surgery centers.
The Oxford consultancy doubled headcount and more than doubled revenue during Horizon’s three-year ownership period.
The Illinois manufacturer adds fire-suppression switches, graphic annunciators and engineered signage to the platform.
The Netherlands-based company serves more than 8,100 fleet operators and logistics providers across Europe.
The Dallas IT services provider doubled EBITDA during H.I.G.’s ownership; closing is expected by the end of the first quarter of 2027.
The Illinois company serves more than 250 customer organizations, including hospital systems, VA facilities and ambulatory surgery centers.
The London firm employs 300 people across four European offices and designs industrial facilities using standardized systems and off-site manufacturing.
The deal adds data-driven tutoring and student support capabilities to ESS's platform, which serves more than 1,200 districts and 8 million students daily nationwide.
Backed by Lime Rock New Energy, the low-carbon precast concrete platform adds manufacturing capacity in Middle Tennessee for Nashville-area infrastructure demand.
The Powder River Basin operation includes roughly 600 miles of crude pipelines and contracts covering 915,000 dedicated acres.
The Austin company serves about 1,500 institutions with tools for accreditation, faculty development and student success.
The California infrastructure services firm has worked on the I-215 widening and I-5 corridor improvement projects.
The Houston company has worked with more than 250 restaurant brands representing over 25,000 locations.
The enterprise AI venture builder, formerly UP.Labs, takes its first outside funding after launching 17 ventures.
Founder JP La Torre previously built AWS-focused Caylent; Climb serves healthcare, life sciences and financial services clients.
The San Rafael, California firm adds approximately $384 million in assets under management; founder Tim Harrington and his team join Apella.
The Brightstar-backed buyer adds Kaleidoscope, Craft Maker and Piccadilly; Hinkler’s other operations remain under existing ownership.
The Canadian managed IT services platform plans to deepen its domestic presence and pursue expansion into the United States.
The mobile diagnostics provider coordinates a network of more than 15,000 medical providers across all 50 states.
The Cardiff-based provider adds more than 400 employees and technology field-service coverage across the UK and Ireland.
The company serves approximately 240 organizations, with a strong presence in healthcare and wholesale and an expanding e-commerce customer base.
More than 200 monitoring-center customers use the software to protect over 100,000 businesses, schools and job sites.
Paceline’s structured preferred equity was redeemed in full as Peterson Partners closed a continuation vehicle for the MEP services business.
ISAI exits while Ternel reinvests and the co-CEOs increase their stakes; HomeExchange plans further expansion in North America and Western Europe.
The Concord, North Carolina manufacturer adds a second production site to the Heritage Growth Partners-backed signage platform.
Cashdesk serves more than 700 restaurant partners and brings over two million orders.
The Connecticut contractor adds more than 100 field staff and 20 managers, nearly doubling the Broad Sky-backed buyer’s workforce.
The Italian aluminum extrusion manufacturer has nine plants and approximately 1,400 employees; closing is expected in the first quarter of 2027.
The clinical supply planning platform will remain independent and continue working with trial supply systems across the industry.
The carve-out includes Yellow and White Pages directories in three countries, with closing expected in the fourth quarter.
The estimated $323 million cash deal depends on a lender amendment and would leave Hain focused on North America.
The Annapolis software company connects field teams across satellite and wireless networks and serves customers in more than 175 countries.
Offices across eight states and clients in diverse industries give the firm the base to pursue organic growth and acquisitions as it builds a national platform.
The Florida firm brings public transportation clients including FDOT, Florida’s Turnpike Enterprise and Central Florida Expressway Authority.
First Reserve-backed Trillium Flow Technologies is selling its U.S. pumps operation, which primarily serves municipal water and wastewater markets.
The purchases add outpatient infusion locations in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, and Latham, New York.
The Pennsylvania reliability-services provider serves customers across 14 industries and 48 states; the transaction closed August 14.
The Kansas City contractor extends Pacific West’s rail and industrial services footprint into the Midwest.
MidOcean is selling the engineering and testing business, which employs 600 professionals across 16 U.S. locations.
The platform supports more than 135,000 healthcare practitioners across North America; closing is expected in the fourth quarter.
The Wilmington rental business adds storage containers, trailers and mobile offices to Eagle’s North Carolina network.
The family-founded material-handling equipment business operates four U.S. locations and serves more than 25 countries.
The Florida freight-logistics company connects shippers with more than 8,000 vetted third-party drivers.
The Jacksonville advisory team brings nearly $710 million in client assets and adds another Florida office to Modern Wealth’s network.
The Maine manufacturer makes reusable containment walls for construction in occupied buildings.
The health-plan analytics business receives its first institutional funding after 13 years of founder ownership.
The Cincinnati component supplier serves data-center liquid cooling and process industries; Audax will retain a minority stake.
The Michigan business adds metal injection molding and sinter-based additive manufacturing to the medical-device supplier.
The single-site acquisition extends Pinnacle’s Dallas-Fort Worth network and metabolic-disease research capabilities.
The Ohio business adds thermal-processing controls, testing and calibration services; the purchase closed September 4.
The two purchases add threaded industrial products in Texas and mobile hydraulic repair in Arizona, bringing TIPCO to ten add-ons under Platte River.
The Chicago consultancy embeds more than 50 finance specialists in private equity portfolio companies and has completed over 300 engagements.
The acquisition adds specialized environmental remediation capabilities to BMS CAT's national disaster recovery, restoration and reconstruction platform for commercial customers.
The Anaheim rigging supplier adds six branches across California, Arizona and Nevada to Rotunda’s lifting equipment platform.
The acquisition brings the combined creative agency group to 230 people across eight studios.
The selected businesses serve aerospace, defense, nuclear, power and mining customers; closing is expected in the first quarter of 2027.
Allen will continue practicing at the Santa Barbara location. The acquisition was announced alongside six physician additions across Ivy's network, including reproductive urology expertise supporting its male fertility services.
The carved-out business provides contract manufacturing for life sciences, diagnostics and combination drug products.
The Salesforce and Snowflake consultancy retains co-founder Chris Heineken as CEO and adds two Sverica executives to its board.
The electrical-testing equipment rental business serves more than 1,000 active customers and plans a fifth distribution facility in Oregon.
Adds a Sellersville, Pennsylvania operation producing Arc Flash, High Heat, flame-resistant and cut-resistant apparel to the Partners Group portfolio company’s industrial safety platform.
Management retains a significant stake in the security integrator, which operates eight branches.
The Grand Prairie business will retain its name and facility within SPG’s protective-packaging platform.
The September 9 announcement covers two June closings and one August closing across the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic.
Ambit provides commercial strategy, analytics and patient-identification services for rare and specialty biopharma markets.
The Florida manufacturer produces more than two billion foodservice lids annually.
The Dutch automotive software provider serves more than 10,000 customers; closing awaits regulatory approval.
The two businesses add data center contamination-control services across the UK and Ireland.
The Boston software business adds loan-syndication and distribution workflows to AFS’s servicing platform.
The clinical trial laboratory business operates in Germany, the United States and South Africa.
The Baton Rouge agency serves automotive, legal and government clients through its ClickIQ marketing platform.
The security systems integrator designs, installs and maintains facility security systems for enterprise customers.
The accountancy and advisory firm serves approximately 25,000 clients across the UK and Ireland.
Founder Joe Moore stays with the erosion-control manufacturer as MKB’s vice president of market development.
The UK credit-software provider extends ACTICO’s reach across the Middle East, Africa and Asia-Pacific.
The New Jersey dealership purchase closed in the second quarter and brings Keeler to ten dealerships.
The transaction transfers Porsche’s interests in Bugatti Rimac and Rimac Group to an investor consortium.
The life sciences software platform connects companies and more than 75 regulatory authorities.
A separate agreement covers eleven future school developments; those locations are not part of the acquired portfolio.
The hair-care brand joins a beauty portfolio that includes JVN Hair, Pipette, KVD Beauty and Versed.
Management partners with the new owner to expand the Indiana manufacturer’s markets and product range.
The data-security buyer plans to integrate Bonfy.AI while continuing to offer its software separately.
The Dallas-Fort Worth practices expand Beacon’s outpatient psychiatry network in North Texas.
Warburg Pincus and Berkshire Partners will exit the aerospace castings manufacturer; closing is expected in the second half of 2027.
Barings Capital Management and Ardlussa Capital led the transaction, with Hudson Hill and management reinvesting all their proceeds.
Founder David Mozaffarian will continue to lead the Bay Area business under its existing brand.
The Midwest systems integrator adds healthcare communications, nurse-call and real-time location capabilities to Pavion’s regional operations.
The lease-accounting software acquisition establishes FinQuery’s dedicated UK operations.
The workforce-planning software provider is Main’s first UK platform investment, serving close to 200 enterprise customers.
The Evansville contractor adds more than 400 union tradesmen serving industrial and commercial customers across three states.
SET Ventures exits the Spanish software business, whose ARSOS platform automates renewable-energy operations.
The Rochester data, analytics and AI consultancy adds 33 employees to Insero’s advisory platform.
The September 7 investment backs a provider of actuarial, financial and compliance services to U.S. insurance regulators.
The completed transaction combines health economics modelling and analytics with market-access and outcomes-research consulting.
Jan Henke and Norbert Schmitz retain stakes and leadership roles in the German certification and consulting group.
Warburg Pincus will exit the specialty broker, while its founders and colleagues reinvest.
The two Indiana businesses provide steel fabrication and erection for Midwest construction projects.
The Hustler mower business is expected to generate about $300 million in fiscal 2026 revenue.
The Illinois rail services business operates a main campus and six mobile service locations.
Goldman Sachs Alternatives and Cleanhill Partners are selling the power-conversion equipment manufacturer.
CEO Jarrod Koch will lead organic expansion and acquisitions of other managed service providers.
The Provo, Utah-based provider has served consumer brands since 2018.
The combination adds Homeland Security customers and adds AI, fraud, and digital identity services.
The Potack family will retain a significant stake and continue to run the healthcare laundry business.
The New York restaurant group operates ten taco shops and the Los Mariscos seafood concept.
The Parsippany agency adds commercial and personal insurance customers in New Jersey.
Management reinvests in the London insurance data software company following a July closing.
The acquisitions expand Arxis’ capabilities in precision mechanical and electronic components for high-performance environments.
The add-on brings a Houston-based distributor of sealing products for industrial customers to the platform, with transaction terms undisclosed in the announcement.
The company produces and distributes Labatt, Genesee, Seagram’s Escapes, and other branded beers and ready-to-drink beverages through independent wholesalers.
The company serves energy suppliers, third-party intermediaries, and corporates with its NexFlow platform, supporting over 8.5 million electricity meter points.
The add-on brings a provider of CRM, booking technology, and AI-based guest-communication tools for independent hotels and hotel groups to the platform, with transaction terms undisclosed in the announcement.
The add-on brings provider of oilfield supplier research and performance intelligence to the platform, with transaction terms undisclosed in the announcement.
The add-on brings a union electrical contractor specializing in traffic signal, intelligent transportation system, and lighting projects to the platform, with transaction terms undisclosed in the announcement.
The company operates a fleet across Texas, Louisiana, and New Mexico, serving blue-chip energy customers from facilities in Midland, Pecos, and Pleasanton.
The transaction involves upstream oil and gas workforce solutions provider, and financial terms were not disclosed in the announcement.
The add-on brings a mortgage brokerage advising clients on mortgages, protection, and property insurance to the platform, with transaction terms undisclosed in the announcement.
The manufacturer of safety marking, identification and damage prevention products operates in Plano, Texas.
The New York-based company serves over 1,300 RIAs with $8 billion in assets under custody.
The company operates a national network covering approximately 85% of U.S. pharmacies and facilitated over 10 million clinical interventions in 2025.