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1,320 deals tracked since Aug 26, 2026, worth $654B in announced deal value. Every link is free to read.

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$1.8BStrategic acquisitionIndustrials & ManufacturingCompletedOct 1, 2026

nVent closes $1.75B acquisition of data center power specialist Maverick Power

nVent Electric has completed its purchase of Maverick Power for $1.75 billion in cash, subject to customary adjustments, with up to $550 million in additional consideration tied to 2027 and 2028 performance targets. McKinney, Texas-based Maverick builds engineered power distribution and infrastructure systems for data centers and employs roughly 900 people across Texas and Arizona.

2,500 generatorsStrategic acquisitionIndustrials & ManufacturingCompletedOct 1, 2026

Finning buys UK generator rental firm John F Hunt Power

Finning International has acquired John F Hunt Power Group, one of the UK's larger specialist generator rental companies, with 145 employees, about 2,500 generator units and six depots providing nationwide 24/7 coverage. Terms were not disclosed. Finning said the deal is projected to more than triple its power rental revenue in the UK and Ireland.

$4M rival facilityHostile / unsolicited bidIndustrials & ManufacturingRumoredSep 30, 2026

Solidion goes public with unwanted all-cash bid for Flux Power

Solidion Technology said it intends to pursue an all-cash acquisition of Nasdaq-listed Flux Power Holdings and issued an open letter to Flux shareholders after what it described as resistance from Flux's board and management. Solidion acknowledged its non-binding indication of interest is priced below Flux's prior closing price once accounting adjustments are considered, arguing shareholders face dilution from pending stock issuance. It also warned a proposed $4 million financing facility would be worse for holders.

100-year Cat dealerStrategic acquisitionIndustrials & ManufacturingSep 30, 2026

Caterpillar to acquire century-old Cat dealer Fabick

Caterpillar entered into an agreement to acquire John Fabick Tractor Company, a Cat dealer of more than 100 years covering parts of Missouri and Illinois, all of Wisconsin and Michigan's Upper Peninsula. The transaction requires regulatory approval and is expected to close within 30 days. Caterpillar framed the deal as supporting a seamless ownership transition while preserving local service.

founded 1884Private equity buyoutIndustrials & ManufacturingCompletedSep 30, 2026

H.I.G. Capital completes buyout of UK safety distributor Arco

H.I.G. Capital, which manages $75 billion in capital, said an affiliate has completed the acquisition of Arco Limited, the UK's leading distributor of safety equipment and a provider of on-site safety services to infrastructure, defense, utilities and healthcare customers. Founded in 1884, Arco plans to broaden its product and service range, invest in digital and pursue bolt-on acquisitions in the UK and abroad. Terms were not disclosed.

~$4.4BreportedStrategic acquisitionIndustrials & ManufacturingSep 29, 2026

Petrus tells Tata Motors its €14.10 Iveco offer undervalues the truckmaker

Petrus Advisers, holder of about 3.8% of Iveco Group, published a presentation arguing Tata Motors' all-cash voluntary tender offer at €14.10 per share does not represent fair value. The activist says the price undervalues Iveco versus peers, hands shareholders too little of the synergies Tata has touted to its own investors, and fails to compensate for the 15-month gap between announcement and expected closing.

UndisclosedStrategic acquisitionIndustrials & ManufacturingCompletedSep 29, 2026

Colson Group acquires caster maker Algood

Colson Group acquired Algood Caster Innovations, a Toronto-area manufacturer of industrial and specialty casters and wheels founded in 1969, expanding its North American manufacturing footprint.

~$1.4BreportedPrivate equity buyoutIndustrials & ManufacturingSep 26, 2026

Rexel buys cable distributor GCG from Audax Private Equity

France's Rexel has agreed to acquire GCG, a Chicago-based specialty wire, cable and connectivity distributor, from Audax Private Equity, with closing expected by year end. GCG runs 16 locations with about 950 employees and is expected to top $1.1 billion of revenue in 2026 at roughly an 11% EBITA margin. Terms were not disclosed. Solomon Partners and J.P. Morgan advised GCG and Audax; Guggenheim Securities and Rothschild advised Rexel.