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Outlook Group, a Neenah, Wisconsin printed packaging provider owned by Aterian, has completed its purchase of ABX's Pewaukee facility, adding labels and conductive film printing.
EDGE Industrial Technologies, backed by Falfurrias, acquired Salinas, California-based blade resharpening specialist Harvest Blade; terms were not disclosed.
Bertram bought the Zelienople, Pennsylvania-based industrial distributor from Frontenac, which formed MCE in 2018; terms were not disclosed.
AIM Processing, an MCM Capital Partners platform, bought Wisconsin injection molder Retlaw Industries; TKO Miller advised the seller.
Los Angeles PE firm Truelink signed a definitive agreement to carve out Johnson Controls' global intrusion products business, which includes DSC, Qolsys and Visonic; terms undisclosed.
Brookfield has agreed to acquire Gregg Distributors, a Canadian MRO supplier, in a $1.1 billion deal.
Energy Fuels agreed in June to buy German magnet maker VAC from Ara Partners in a cash-and-stock deal implying a $1.9bn equity value.
The businesses serve food, chemicals, wood processing and energy end markets across a global footprint.
Combines industrial solvent distribution, blending, and recycling operations headquartered in Pelham, Alabama with Shrieve's specialty chemicals distribution network across key markets.
A Western U.S. provider of industrial coating and surface treatment services, Matheson Industrial focuses on maintaining, repairing, and protecting critical infrastructure in demanding, regulated environments.
The deal adds a Chino, California manufacturer machining tight-tolerance electrical interconnect components and fluid connectors for commercial and military aerospace.
The specialty plating and surface finishing company operates facilities in Franklin, Indiana and Lexington, South Carolina, serving high-reliability applications across aerospace, defense, medical, industrial, telecommunications, nuclear and battery end markets.
Adds a 30,000-square-foot Tempe precision manufacturing facility with AS9100D, ISO 9001:2015, Nadcap welding and ITAR certifications to the D. Shaw group-backed network.
Tracing its roots to a 1938 Detroit forklift repair shop, the company has kept aftermarket parts and service at the core of its regional material handling business.
The Paterson, New Jersey-based company serves more than 1,800 customers across New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania and Rhode Island.
The Distributor of commercial doors and hardware accessories has Saginaw and Traverse City, Michigan.
The acquisition adds roughly 90 engineers and combat-tested TAK-based networking capabilities supporting about 20,000 users and 15,000 managed devices across two active theaters.
The deal takes the Ilminster-headquartered company private and provides capital for manufacturing capacity, technology development, and targeted acquisitions.
The $2.9 billion railcar-leasing deal is expected to close in the first quarter of 2027.
Co-founders Andrew Rosenberg and Chris Lamond will continue to lead day-to-day operations as co-CEOs.
The deal gives the Rotunda Capital Partners portfolio company its first add-on since March 2025 and pairs equipment distribution with turnkey industrial automation.
Since 1985, the Medfield, Massachusetts-based distributor has supplied specialty ingredients and chemicals through global sourcing relationships and manufacturer partnerships across North America.
The national harvesting and logistics network turns excess crop residue into feedstocks for dairies, animal protein producers, and mushroom growers.
The investment gives the sponsor exposure to an Atlanta-based technology-enabled packaged gas fulfillment platform serving industrial, medical, beverage and propane customers across North America, with transaction terms undisclosed in the announcement.
Adds nearly 35 years of precision manufacturing and electronics assembly experience across two facilities totaling more than 200,000 square feet serving aerospace and defense customers.
The deal backs a third-party logistics provider with food-grade warehousing and distribution sites in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Georgia, Missouri and California.
The transaction is valued at approximately $900 million and adds a company serving more than 20,000 end users across food and beverage, consumer products, e-commerce, retail and industrial end markets.
The deal adds roughly 50 forward-deployed engineers and a Latin America delivery presence to Accordion's PE-focused finance and operations platform.
The company serves wholesale distributors, contractors and end users in industrial, commercial, data center and residential end markets from warehouses in Maryland, Pennsylvania and North Carolina across the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast.
Adds an in-house applications development laboratory capable of taking new nonwoven products from pilot runs to full-scale production.
The distributor serves more than 30,000 customers across Spain, Portugal and France with an extensive product catalogue, technical advice and personalized service.
Adds high-power solid-state RF and microwave amplifier engineering in Inglewood, California and Syracuse, New York to ARA’s antenna and communications portfolio for defense, aerospace, space and national security customers.
Callaway offers specialized cleaning, painting, flooring, upfits, renovation and other facility management services to industrial and.
The add-on broadens Fumex's product offering and geographic reach across North America and Europe, combining engineering resources to develop new filtration products for a range of end markets.
The company's vertically integrated brands include Slingmax Rigging Solutions, I&I Sling and Yale Cordage, serving utilities, power generation, civil and transportation infrastructure, aerospace and defense, marine, mining and construction end markets.
The combined businesses serve office automation, filtration, automotive, domestic appliances, sustainable tree protection, renewable energy, and healthcare customers from multiple international locations.
Founded in 1929, Beere&Purves provides brokers with quoting, underwriting, enrollment and service support across small group, large group and ancillary benefits.
EPIC Piping is one of the world’s largest pure-play pipe fabrication platforms serving critical infrastructure, energy and industrial markets globally, with BendTec adding induction bending capabilities.
The Seattle-based terminal operating system software provider serves more than 130 marine and intermodal rail facilities across North America, Europe and Latin America, with over 300,000 logistics professionals relying on its platform daily.
The add-on brings a Clinton, Iowa-based manufacturer of premium polyolefin shrink film to the platform, with transaction terms undisclosed in the announcement.
The deal is the eighth investment from Antin's €1.2 billion NextGen Infrastructure Fund I, a vehicle that backs established operating models needing capital to scale into infrastructure platforms.
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 1884 and headquartered in Hull, Arco supplies safety wear, protective equipment and training to blue-chip customers across infrastructure, defence, utilities and healthcare.
The definitive agreement remains subject to customary closing conditions; closing is expected in the first quarter of 2027.
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 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.
The Chicago-based specialty wire and cable distributor expects more than $1.1 billion in 2026 revenue; closing is expected by year-end.
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.
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 pending deal would add a Northeast chemical distributor with two facilities and more than 1,500 customers.
The precision bearings distributor becomes a new platform, with management continuing to lead the business.
The manufacturer of plastic, paper and molded-fiber food packaging operates in Sayreville, New Jersey.
The transaction establishes a new platform investment for Odyssey in the energy and power and industrial gas distribution sectors.
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 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.