Every deal we've covered

10 Federal acquired a 105,182-square-foot, Academy Sports-anchored shopping center in west Fort Worth, its second retail purchase of the month after Burlington Commons in North Carolina.

An institutional net lease buyer acquired a five-property, roughly 480,000-square-foot industrial portfolio from Forms+Surfaces in Pittsburgh and Phoenix in a sale-leaseback advised by Brown Gibbons Lang; terms were not disclosed.

Firestone Partners and Matterhorn Venture Partners acquired a 14,400-square-foot, six-suite industrial building in Marietta, Georgia off-market from a longtime family owner, leasing the two vacant suites at closing.

Italian winery Varvaglione 1921 announced the acquisition of the historic Casino Nitti estate in Marina di Lizzano alongside the launch of its first Metodo Classico sparkling wine.

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.

Bose Corporation has acquired Firelight Technologies, the developer behind FMOD, an interactive audio software platform widely used by game developers. Financial terms were not disclosed. Bose said FMOD will remain open and broadly supported, and the company plans continued investment in the platform while exploring applications in VR/AR and automotive.

WSP Global has agreed to buy GCM Corpo, a Canadian engineering consulting and specialist services provider to the energy and industrial sectors with roughly 600 professionals across Québec, Western and Atlantic Canada. Part of the purchase price will be paid in WSP common shares to sellers, including the Fonds de solidarité FTQ, GCM Corpo's largest shareholder. Terms were not disclosed.

Radnostix, formerly International Isotopes, signed a definitive asset purchase agreement to divest its U.S. nuclear fuel processing assets to NANO Nuclear Energy and subsidiary HALEU Energy Fuel. Consideration is $9.5 million in cash plus $4.0 million in NANO stock at closing. The package includes an NRC Part 40 license for a never-built Lea County, New Mexico facility, patents and engineering work.

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.

SpyGlass Pharma acquired all outstanding shares of Advanced Vision Science, an ophthalmic device maker and intraocular lens manufacturer, from Santen Pharmaceutical for roughly $13 million in cash. AVS already supplies the IOL used in SpyGlass's two Phase 3 trials, and will remain Santen's exclusive IOL supplier in Japan while continuing to license lens material to Bausch + Lomb.

Armada Acquisition Corp. II shareholders approved its business combination with Evernorth at a September 30 meeting. The transaction is expected to raise about $300 million in gross cash proceeds, including $225 million from private placements, $30 million of convertible notes and roughly $48 million of trust proceeds, with investors also contributing XRP in kind. Closing is expected October 7, with Nasdaq trading as XRPN from October 8.

Defense drone maker Powerus merged into a subsidiary of Nasdaq-listed Aureus Greenway Holdings, which has been renamed Powerus Corporation and continues trading under PUSA.

Health and wellness-focused private equity firm Manna Tree made a majority investment in Zambezi, an independent Los Angeles creative agency, on undisclosed terms.

Saratech bought Michigan-based Siemens PLM software provider Geometric Solutions, taking on its license sales, implementation, support and training business. Terms were not disclosed.

Harrison Street Asset Management agreed to acquire a majority equity position in Vicinity Energy, the largest U.S. district energy provider, from Antin Infrastructure Partners, valuing the platform at a $2.92 billion enterprise value. Kenon Holdings is taking a 25% stake for roughly $450 million alongside Harrison Street funds, with lenders committing up to $1.4 billion of non-recourse debt. Boston-based Vicinity serves 700-plus customers across about 1,000 buildings in 12 cities.

Hormel Foods agreed to acquire Brakebush Brothers, a value-added chicken company, from the Brakebush family for approximately $1.055 billion. The deal is expected to close in the first quarter of Hormel's fiscal 2027, subject to regulatory approval. Hormel says the century-old business will expand its foodservice platform through deeper operator relationships, category expertise and a larger direct sales organization.

Apollo-managed funds closed their acquisition of Nippon Sheet Glass, the global architectural, automotive and solar glass maker, and launched a new management structure for the company. Apollo says the deal, done with key financial institutions, will strengthen NSG's balance sheet and fund investment in people and technology. NSG's president called the closing the start of a new chapter for the century-old group.

Public safety technology company SoundThinking agreed to be acquired by Transom Capital Group via a tender offer of $8.00 per share in cash plus a contingent value right worth up to $3.00 more, for up to $11.00 per share. The upfront price is a 46% premium to the prior close and implies a $114 million enterprise value, rising to about $159 million if the CVR pays out fully. Holders of roughly 33% of shares have agreed to tender.

Fintech firm Capitolis agreed to buy eSecLending, an independent securities lending business, for $200 million in an all-cash deal. eSecLending works with pension funds, insurers and asset managers over a 26-year history, lending securities to major global banks. The purchase is Capitolis' fourth strategic acquisition in five years and adds securities lending to its financial resource optimization platform.

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.