Every deal we've covered

RTC Partners-backed Consertus acquired Irvine, California-based Intueor Consulting, effective September 1, 2026.

Sequoia Financial Group, with $36 billion in AUM, acquired Boulder-based family office Quish, which managed over $175 million; terms were undisclosed.

HCAP Partners-backed Real Diagnostics acquired SimplyTest, a provider of saliva-based oral health diagnostic tests; terms were not disclosed.

Broadwing-backed Forte Technologies acquired Illinois-based Business Cyber Security Solutions, now operating as Forte Cyber Assurance.

Engineering talent platform Terminal acquired Stationed AI to launch Terminal AI, a forward-deployed AI engineering services division.

Chapter, a Medicare guidance provider for seniors, acquired applied AI startup Ridgeway, whose founder and engineers will join the company.

Anti-poverty nonprofit Harlem Children's Zone acquired Goalsetter, a financial education technology platform.

Alliant Power acquired the Denver operation of engine machine shop Family Machine LLC to expand its Capital Reman Exchange remanufacturing capacity.

Lani Automotive Group bought Mount Pleasant Chevrolet GMC Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram in Iowa from Coleman Automotive Group.

Qiagen and EQT Private Equity's EQT XI fund agreed a recommended voluntary all-cash public takeover offer for the diagnostics and life-sciences tools maker. Bidder Crown NL Bidco B.V., indirectly controlled by EQT XI, will offer €46.50 per share, valuing the deal at about €10.8 billion. EQT says the investment will leave EQT XI 10-15% invested.

London Stock Exchange Group agreed to acquire Octus, a provider of credit intelligence, data and workflows, for $3.535 billion in cash. The sellers are funds advised by Permira and Octus management, including founder Kent Collier.

KKR agreed to acquire the Explosion Protection and Static Control segments of Swiss diversified technology group HOERBIGER. The carve-out covers IEP Technologies and Newson Gale, two industrial safety solutions providers that make up the majority of HOERBIGER's Safety Business Unit. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Infrastructure investor Stonepeak closed its acquisition of Chicago Parking Meters, LLC, operator of the City of Chicago's on-street parking system. It bought the business from a consortium of Morgan Stanley Infrastructure Partners, Allianz and an Abu Dhabi Investment Authority subsidiary after receiving all regulatory approvals.

Cognizant signed a definitive agreement to buy DyFlex Solutions, an Australia-headquartered SAP Platinum Partner with more than 300 people delivering advisory, implementation and managed services across Australia and New Zealand. Terms were not disclosed.

Pilot Fiber is acquiring the New York/New Jersey metro fiber business of Boldyn Networks. Alongside the deal, it lined up more than $330 million in new financing led by Fengate Asset Management. A purchase price was not disclosed.

Bregal Milestone made a majority growth investment in Italian cybersecurity provider Nethive and backed Nethive's acquisition of IT security specialist Joy Comm.

Triad Business Bank responded after M&F Bancorp adjourned its shareholder meeting to November 4 and declined to engage with Triad's competing proposal.

David's Bridal filed a nonbinding letter of intent to spin off its AI wedding-planning platform Pearl as a public company targeting a roughly $350 million valuation.

Amulet Capital-backed TFP Fertility Group acquired Manchester Fertility Group, a UK fertility treatment provider operating since 1986; terms were not disclosed.

Healthcare venture firm Redesign Health is merging with Sheba Medical Center's ARC Global, and the two will also acquire AVIA.