Long-form work on acquirers, sectors, and the operating moves that move IRR. Every figure traces back to a filing, deck, or call — and every report compounds with the next.
Abbott Laboratories, founded in 1888 and headquartered in Abbott Park, Illinois, United States, is a diversified global healthcare company offering diagnostics, medical devices, nutrition, and branded generic pharmaceuticals. The company re
Advanced Energy Industries Inc., founded in 1968, is a technology company specializing in precision power conversion, measurement, and control solutions primarily for the semiconductor industry. Under the leadership of CEO Michael D. Callah
Alaska Air Group Inc., founded in 1985 and headquartered in SeaTac, Washington, United States, operates Alaska Airlines and Horizon Air to serve a broad domestic market on the West Coast and beyond. It earns revenue through ticket sales, an
AMETEK Inc. is a global manufacturer of electronic instruments and electromechanical devices founded in 1930 and headquartered in Berwyn, Pennsylvania, United States. The company operates through its Electronic Instruments and Electromechan
Axon Enterprise Inc., founded in 1993 and headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona, United States, is a premier provider of public safety technology, including TASER devices, body cameras, and the Evidence.com digital evidence management platfo
Baxter International Inc., founded in 1931 and headquartered in Deerfield, Illinois, United States, is a global healthcare company focused on innovative medical devices, pharmaceuticals, and biotechnology products. It is best known for its
Block Inc. is an American financial technology company founded in 2009 that provides digital payment solutions and merchant services through offerings like the Square point-of-sale system and Cash App. Led by co-founder and CEO Jack Dorsey,
CACI International Inc., founded in 1962 and headquartered in Arlington, Virginia, United States, is a technology and professional services company that provides specialized IT, cybersecurity, and intelligence solutions to U.S. federal agen
Chemed Corp, founded in 1968 and headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio, United States, operates through its two primary segments: VITAS Healthcare, which provides hospice and palliative care services, and Roto-Rooter, known for emergency plumbi
The Clorox Company, founded in 1913 and headquartered in Oakland, California, is a global leader in consumer products with a focus on cleaning, health, and lifestyle solutions. It is renowned for flagship offerings such as Clorox Disinfecti
Danaher Corporation, founded in 1969, is a global science and technology innovator specializing in life sciences, diagnostics, and environmental solutions. The company employs a strategic model centered on acquisitions and continuous operat
Dover Corporation, founded in 1955 and headquartered in Downers Grove, Illinois, is a diversified industrial manufacturer trading on the NYSE under DOV. It offers a broad range of engineered products including industrial pumps, compressors,
Enpro Inc., founded in 1903 and headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio, United States, is a diversified industrial manufacturer specializing in advanced sealing systems, engineered components, and filtration solutions. Its business model centers
Evercore Inc. is a global independent investment banking advisory firm founded in 1995 that specializes in strategic financial advisory services including mergers and acquisitions, restructurings, and divestitures. Under the leadership of C
Fiserv Inc, founded in 1984, is a global financial technology provider that delivers core banking, digital banking, and payment processing services to over 16,000 financial institutions. Under the leadership of CEO Frank Bisignano since 201
Flex Ltd. is a global technology company specializing in design, engineering, manufacturing, and supply chain solutions for sectors including automotive and consumer electronics. Founded in 1969 and traded on Nasdaq under the symbol FLEX, t
Fortive Corporation, founded in 2016 as a spinoff from Danaher Corporation and headquartered in Everett, Washington, United States, is a diversified industrial technology and solutions company. Under CEO James A. Loree, it pursues growth th
Globus Medical Inc. is a US-based medical device company founded in 2003 and headquartered in Audubon, Pennsylvania, specializing in advanced spine surgery implants and robotic navigation systems. Its flagship ExcelsiusGPS platform and comp
Graco Inc., founded in 1926 and headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota, manufactures high-performance fluid handling systems for industrial and construction applications. The company offers advanced products such as paint sprayers, lubrica
Guardant Health Inc. is a precision oncology company that specializes in liquid biopsy tests for cancer detection, monitoring, and treatment. The company’s flagship product, Guardant360, drives revenue through diagnostic testing and strateg
Guidewire Software Inc., founded in 2001 and headquartered in Foster City, California, develops specialized software for the property and casualty insurance industry. The company derives revenue from subscription-based licenses and cloud se
Halozyme Therapeutics Inc., founded in 1998 and headquartered in San Diego, California, develops and commercializes its proprietary ENHANZE enzyme technology to enable subcutaneous delivery of large molecule therapeutics. The company’s reve
Honeywell International Inc., founded in 1906, is a diversified technology and manufacturing conglomerate with key operations in aerospace, building technologies, performance materials, and safety solutions. Under CEO Darius Adamczyk’s lead
IDEX Corporation is a diversified industrial company focused on engineered products and technologies in niche markets such as fluidics, health sciences, and fire & safety. It generates significant revenue through high-margin product sales,
Illinois Tool Works Inc. (ITW) is a diversified industrial manufacturing company headquartered in Glenview, Illinois, United States, and founded in 1912. The company delivers engineered technology solutions and specialty products across sec
Itron Inc., founded in 1977 and headquartered in Liberty Lake, Washington, United States, is a global provider of smart grid and utility management solutions. It generates revenue through the sale of advanced metering systems, communication
Landstar System Inc., founded in 1988 and headquartered in Jacksonville, Florida, United States, operates as a non-asset-based transportation management firm that connects independent owner-operators with freight demand. The company reporte
Lazard Inc., founded in 1848, is a global financial advisory and asset management firm that specializes in M&A advisory, restructuring, and investment management. It earns revenue from advisory fees and asset management services provided to
McCormick & Co Inc. is a global leader in flavor, manufacturing, marketing, and distributing spices, seasoning mixes, condiments, and other flavorful products to the entire food industry.
NextEra Energy Inc. is an American clean energy company that combines regulated utility operations through Florida Power & Light with extensive renewable energy projects. Headquartered in Juno Beach, Florida, it serves millions of customers
Founded in 1957 and headquartered in Springfield, Missouri, United States, O'Reilly Automotive Inc. is a prominent retailer of automotive replacement parts and accessories with over 5,600 stores across the U.S. Led by CEO Greg Henslee, the
Okta Inc. is a leading provider of cloud-based identity and access management solutions founded in 2009 and headquartered in San Francisco, California. Its flagship Okta Identity Cloud, featuring products like Single Sign-On and Adaptive MF
Parker-Hannifin Corporation, founded in 1918 and headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio, specializes in advanced motion and control technologies for sectors like aerospace and industrial automation. Under CEO Thomas L. Williams, the company lever
Paylocity Holding Corporation, founded in 1997, provides cloud-based payroll and human capital management solutions primarily to mid-market companies in the United States. Its flagship Paylocity Workforce platform and mobile app deliver int
PPL Corporation is a US-based utility company founded in 1920 that provides regulated electric and natural gas services, primarily serving over 2 million customers. It operates under a rate-based revenue model that delivers stable cash flow
Rockwell Automation Inc, founded in 1903 and headquartered in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, offers industrial automation and digital transformation solutions through its advanced control systems, Allen-Bradley hardware, and FactoryTalk software sui
Roper Technologies Inc. is a diversified industrial company founded in 1890 that provides engineered products and software solutions to sectors including healthcare, energy, and aerospace. It generates over $6 billion in annual revenues thr
Targa Resources Inc., founded in 2008 and headquartered in Houston, Texas, is a diversified midstream energy company that provides natural gas processing, NGL fractionation, and pipeline transportation services. The firm generates fee‐based
Teledyne Technologies Incorporated, founded in 1960 and headquartered in Thousand Oaks, California, delivers advanced instrumentation, aerospace, and digital imaging solutions across diverse high-technology markets. The company generates re
The J.M. Smucker Company is a historic American food manufacturer founded in 1897, renowned for its flagship brands including Smucker's fruit spreads, Jif peanut butter, and Folgers coffee. It earns robust revenue from its diversified portf
The Simply Good Foods Company is a US-based consumer staples firm founded in 2006 that specializes in low‐carb and keto nutritional products. Its flagship Atkins® brand offers bars, shakes, and snacks specifically designed for health-consci
Transdigm Group Incorporated, established in 1993 and headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio, United States, is a specialty manufacturer of critical aircraft components such as engine control units and actuators. The company generates high-margin
Truist Financial Corporation, established in 2019 through the merger of BB&T and SunTrust, is a major U.S. financial services provider offering retail and commercial banking, mortgage, and wealth management solutions. Led by CEO William H.
Watts Water Technologies Inc., founded in 1888 and headquartered in North Andover, Massachusetts, United States, is a leading manufacturer of water control and quality products. The company generates revenue from a diversified portfolio inc
Werner Enterprises Inc., established in 1956, is a leading U.S.-based transportation and logistics provider specializing in truckload freight and dedicated contract carriage services. The company operates one of North America’s largest flee
Complete M&A history for Okta Inc — 6 acquisitions synthesized from SEC 8-K, 10-K filings and Quartr earnings transcripts. Deal values, close dates, CEO quotes, and integration plans for Stormpath, ScaleFT, Azuqua, Auth0, atSpoke and Spera.
Every major Roper Technologies acquisition with deal price, strategic rationale, segment, and post-close commentary — sourced from SEC filings and earnings transcripts.
Danaher's acquisition history: Pall, Cepheid, GE Biopharma/Cytiva, Beckman Coulter, IDT, Aldevron, Abcam, Masimo and more — every deal with price, structure, segment and SEC source.
Illinois Tool Works (ITW) acquisition history from SEC filings: 5 disclosed deals including the 1999 all-stock Premark International merger, the ~$450M ZF TRW Engineered Fasteners & Components carve-out (2016), and the $750M MTS Test & Simulation acquisition (2021), plus the Foilmark and Click Commerce tender offers.…
All 56 AMETEK (NYSE: AME) acquisitions sourced from SEC 8-K press releases and 10-K filings, from the $5.0B Indicor Instrumentation carve-out and $1.9B Paragon Medical to FARO Technologies, Abaco Systems, Gatan, Alphasense and dozens of instrumentation and electromechanical tuck-ins (2011-2026).
All 44 disclosed Dover Corporation (NYSE: DOV) acquisitions, sourced from SEC 10-K acquisition notes (1994-2025). Targets include Wayne Fueling ($792M), Sound Solutions/NXP ($779M), Knowles Electronics ($750M), ECI/RegO ($627M), FW Murphy ($526M), Tokheim ($449M), Accelerated, Anthony International, MEC, Malema…
Fortive's M&A since its 2016 Danaher spin-off: 8 acquisitions worth ~$11.6B, sourced from SEC 8-Ks and 10-Ks. Includes Accruent, Gordian, Advanced Sterilization Products, ServiceChannel, Provation, EA Elektro-Automatik, Landauer, plus the 2019 Intelex/Pruftechnik/Censis tuck-ins.
IDEX Corporation (NYSE: IEX) acquisition history: 56 deals from Hale Products (1994) to Mott Corporation and Micro-LAM (2024-2025), sourced from SEC 8-K filings and 10-K acquisition notes. Covers price, segment, and rationale across fluidics, pumps, optics/photonics, water metering, fire & safety, and scientific…
All 11 disclosed Graco (NYSE: GGG) acquisitions, from SEC 8-K filings, Exhibit 99.1 press releases and 10-K notes: the $650M ITW finishing businesses (Gema), €230M Corob, $160M HiP, £72.2M Alco Valves, €63M Color Service, $69M Radia and $65M Gusmer — with price, structure and rationale for each.
All 17 Watts Water Technologies (NYSE: WTS) acquisitions sourced from SEC 8-K filings and 10-K acquisition notes — Bradley (~$301M), AERCO ($264.5M), Blucher (~$183M), Danfoss Socla (~$165M), Superior Boiler ($88.7M), Haws, I-CON, EasyWater, Josam and more, with deal values, dates, segments and CEO rationale.
Enpro (NYSE: NPO) acquisition history: 4 disclosed acquisitions sourced from SEC 8-K filings and earnings releases — NxEdge ($850M), LeanTeq ($305M), Alluxa ($255M), and The Aseptic Group. Deal values, dates, structures and the semiconductor / specialty-materials strategy driving Enpro's pivot.
TransDigm Group (NYSE: TDG) acquisition history: 18 disclosed deals (2015-2026) sourced to SEC 8-K filings and Ex 99.1 press releases. Covers the ~$4.0B Esterline, ~$1.385B CPI Electron Device Business, $1.0B Data Device, Calspan, DART, Cobham Aero Connectivity and Stellant, with value, structure and rationale.
Abbott Laboratories' acquisition history: St. Jude Medical, Alere, Solvay, Exact Sciences, CFR, Kos, Guidant Vascular and more, each sourced from SEC filings.
Every disclosed Advanced Energy Industries (AEIS) acquisition - Artesyn Embedded Power, LumaSense, SL Power, Excelsys, UltraVolt, HiTek and more - with deal values, dates and SEC sources.
Axon Enterprise (formerly TASER International) M&A history: Carbyne and Prepared (Axon 911), Dedrone's $391M counter-drone buy, Fusus, Sky-Hero, VIEVU and the Axon AI launch - sourced from SEC filings.
Baxter International's acquisition history: Hillrom, Gambro, Synovis, Claris, Cheetah Medical, Seprafilm, RECOTHROM and more, each sourced from SEC filings.
Block, Inc. (formerly Square) M&A history: Afterpay's ~$29B all-stock BNPL deal, the $272.5M Weebly buy, a $233.2M majority stake in TIDAL, and Credit Karma Tax - sourced from SEC filings.
Every CACI International (NYSE: CACI) acquisition, sourced from SEC filings - ARKA Group, Azure Summit, LGS Innovations, L-3 NSS, Six3 Systems and more, with deal values, dates and strategic rationale.
Every disclosed Evercore acquisition, from the 2006 Protego and Braveheart combinations through ISI, Lexicon and the 2025 Robey Warshaw deal - sourced from SEC filings.
Fiserv's acquisition history: First Data, CheckFree, Finxact, Ondot, Bypass, Pineapple Payments, CCV, Payfare and more payments and fintech deals, sourced from SEC filings.
Guardant Health's M&A history: the $177.8M buyout of the SoftBank AMEA joint venture (2022) and the MetaSight Diagnostics liquid-biopsy acquisition (2025), each sourced from SEC filings.
Halozyme Therapeutics' M&A history: the ~$960M cash acquisition of Antares Pharma (2022) and the $750M+ Elektrofi drug-delivery deal (2025), each sourced from SEC filings.
Every disclosed Honeywell acquisition, sourced from SEC filings and press releases: Carrier Access Solutions, Sundyne, CAES, Air Products LNG, Sperian, Novar, EMS and more.
Every Itron (NASDAQ: ITRI) acquisition, sourced from SEC filings - Actaris, SmartSynch, Comverge, Silver Spring Networks, Elpis Squared, Urbint and Locusview, with deal values, dates and rationale.
J.M. Smucker's acquisition history: Hostess Brands, Big Heart Pet Brands, Ainsworth/Rachael Ray Nutrish, Folgers, Jif & Crisco, Sara Lee coffee and more, each sourced from SEC filings.
Landstar System M&A history: an asset-light freight network that grows organically. Every disclosed acquisition - Fletes Avella (Mexico, 2017) and Landstar Blue - sourced from SEC filings.
Lazard's acquisition history: the ~$575M Campbell Lutyens deal that creates Lazard CL, the firm's third global business and a global leader in private capital advisory.
Every McCormick (MKC) acquisition, sourced from SEC filings: RB Foods ($4.2B), Cholula ($800M), FONA ($708M), Lawry's, Stubb's, Giotti and more flavor and condiment deals.
Every NextEra Energy (FPL Group) acquisition and merger from SEC filings: the $6.5B Gulf Power/Florida City Gas deal, the failed Oncor, Hawaiian Electric and Constellation mergers, and the 2026 Dominion Energy combination.
O'Reilly Automotive's acquisition history, from the $1B CSK Auto merger to international entries into Mexico (Mayasa) and Canada (Vast-Auto). Every deal sourced from SEC filings.
Parker Hannifin's M&A history: CLARCOR, LORD, Exotic Metals, Meggitt, Curtis Instruments and Filtration Group. Deal values, rationale and sources for every disclosed acquisition.
Every Paylocity acquisition, from VidGrid and Samepage to Blue Marble Payroll, Cloudsnap and the $325M Airbase deal - prices, dates and strategic rationale, each sourced from SEC filings.
Rockwell Automation's acquisition history: 22 disclosed deals from vMonitor (2013) to Clearpath/OTTO Motors and Verve (2023), including the $2.22B Plex Systems deal. Sourced from SEC filings.
Every Simply Good Foods (SMPL) acquisition, sourced from SEC filings: the Atkins/Conyers Park SPAC combination (2017), Quest Nutrition ($1.0B, 2019) and OWYN ($280M, 2024).
Targa Resources M&A history: every disclosed acquisition from the $7.7B Atlas Pipeline merger to Lucid Energy ($3.55B), Outrigger Permian, Southcross and JV buyouts - sourced from SEC filings.
Werner Enterprises M&A history: a trucking and logistics carrier that grew mostly organically until a 2021-2022 acquisition wave. Every disclosed deal - ECM Transport, NEHDS, Baylor Trucking, ReedTMS - sourced from SEC filings.
Teledyne Technologies' M&A history: FLIR ($8.2B), e2v, DALSA, LeCroy, Excelitas Qioptiq, Roper Scientific Imaging and more. Deal values, rationale and SEC sources for every disclosed acquisition.
Guidewire Software's acquisition history: Cyence, ISCS/InsuranceNow, FirstBest, EagleEye Analytics, Millbrook, HazardHub and Quantee — P&C insurance software deals sourced from SEC filings.
Every Chemed (NYSE: CHE) acquisition, sourced from SEC filings: the $406M VITAS Healthcare hospice buyout, the $120M HSW Roto-Rooter franchise deal, the $85M Covenant Care hospice purchase, and franchise tuck-ins.
Every disclosed Clorox (CLX) acquisition, sourced from SEC filings: GOJO/Purell ($2.25B), Nutranext ($700M), Burt's Bees ($925M), Renew Life ($290M), Aplicare/HealthLink and Soy Vay.
PPL Corporation's major acquisitions: E.ON U.S. (LG&E and KU, ~$7.6B), Central Networks in the U.K. (~£4.1B), and Narragansett Electric/Rhode Island Energy (~$3.8B), sourced from SEC filings.
Alaska Air Group's M&A history: the $1.9B Hawaiian Airlines acquisition (closed 2024) and the ~$4.0B Virgin America deal (closed 2016) - price, structure and rationale, sourced from SEC filings.
Every disclosed Flex (formerly Flextronics) acquisition - NEXTracker, Mirror Controls, AGM Automotive, Anord Mardix and Crown Technical - with deal values, dates, and SEC-sourced rationale.
Globus Medical's acquisition history: the NuVasive merger, Nevro, Alphatec's international business, StelKast, Branch Medical and Nemaris, each sourced from SEC filings.
Truist Financial's M&A history as BB&T: the $66B SunTrust merger of equals that created Truist, plus the Susquehanna, National Penn and FDIC-assisted Colonial Bank acquisitions.
Floor & Decor's complete M&A record: Spartan Surfaces (2021, up to $90M) and Salesmaster (2023, $20.1M), the commercial-flooring deals behind a mostly organic-growth retailer.
Equinix's M&A history: the $3.8B TelecityGroup merger, $3.6B Verizon data center portfolio, $683M Switch and Data deal, plus Bit-isle, Packet, GPX India, MainOne and Entel - sourced from SEC filings.
Lincoln Electric's M&A history: Air Liquide Welding, Fori Automation, J.W. Harris, Rimrock/Wolf Robotics, Easom, Vanair and 25 more welding and automation deals. Values, rationale and SEC sources.
Procore Technologies' acquisitions, sourced from SEC filings: Levelset (~$484M), Honest Buildings (~$152M), LaborChart, Indus.ai, Esticom, Unearth and more across 2018-2023.
Every Acadia Healthcare (NASDAQ: ACHC) acquisition, sourced from SEC filings: the ~$2.2B Priory Group buyout, ~$1.3B CRC Health, ~$662M Partnerships in Care, the PHC reverse merger, and named facility tuck-ins.
Nike's disclosed acquisitions — Converse ($305M), Umbro ($582M), Hurley and consumer-analytics firm Zodiac — with deal terms, dates and SEC sources.
CMS Energy's M&A history: Consumers Energy's $810M purchase of the 1,176-MW Covert gas plant (2023) anchors a utility built far more on divestitures than acquisitions.
Every Kirby Corporation (NYSE: KEX) acquisition, sourced from SEC filings: Stewart & Stevenson, Higman Marine, K-Sea, Penn Maritime, Cenac, Savage Inland Marine and more.
Every disclosed Plexus Corp (PLXS) acquisition - SeaMED, Agility, Elamex, Keltek, e2E, Qtron and MCMS - with deal values, dates and primary SEC sources.
Bio-Rad Laboratories' acquisition history: DiaMed, QuantaLife, RainDance, Celsee, Dropworks, Curiosity and Stilla — droplet digital PCR and clinical diagnostics deals, each sourced from SEC filings.
KeyCorp's M&A history: the $4.1B First Niagara bank merger plus fintech tuck-ins Laurel Road, GradFin, XUP Payments, HelloWallet and Cain Brothers — sourced from SEC filings.
Crown Castle's M&A history: Lightower ($7.1B), Global Signal ($5.8B), AT&T towers ($4.85B), T-Mobile towers ($2.4B), plus FiberNet, Sunesys, NextG and Wilcon — every deal, price and source.
Every disclosed Donaldson Company (NYSE: DCI) acquisition - from the ~$820M Facet jet-fuel filtration deal to its Life Sciences bioprocessing tuck-ins (UTEC, Isolere, Solaris, Purilogics) and BOFA - sourced from SEC filings.
Every MongoDB (NASDAQ: MDB) acquisition, sourced from SEC filings: mLab ($68M, 2018), Realm ($39M, 2019), and Voyage AI (~$220M, 2025) — terms, rationale, and integration.
A complete, SEC-sourced history of ABM Industries' acquisitions — WGNSTAR, RavenVolt, Able Services, GCA Services, Air Serv, The Linc Group, and OneSource — with deal values, dates, and strategic rationale.
Braze's M&A history: the $325M OfferFit AI-decisioning acquisition (2025) and the North Star Y reseller buyout in Australia/New Zealand (2023), with deal terms, structure, and strategic rationale sourced from SEC filings.
A complete, filing-sourced history of Central Garden & Pet's (NASDAQ: CENT) acquisitions — from Green Garden, Farnam and Gulfstream to its live-goods, bird-feed and pet-treats tuck-ins. Deal values, dates, rationale and SEC links for every transaction.
A complete, SEC-sourced history of Charles River Laboratories' acquisitions — Inveresk, WIL Research, MPI Research, Citoxlab, Cognate BioServices, HemaCare and more — with deal values, dates, and strategic rationale.
Comcast's acquisition history from SEC filings: Adelphia cable assets, NBCUniversal, DreamWorks Animation and Sky plc - deal values, dates, structures and strategic rationale.
A complete, sourced record of Dana Incorporated's acquisitions, from the Brevini and Oerlikon Drive Systems off-highway deals to its TM4, SME, PEPS and Nordresa e-propulsion buildout. Every deal traced to an SEC filing.
A sourced history of DuPont de Nemours' acquisitions since the 2019 split — Laird Performance Materials, Spectrum Plastics Group and Donatelle Plastics — with deal values, dates, structure and strategic rationale, each tied to SEC filings.
Embecta Corp.’s acquisition history: the UK Owen Mumford drug-delivery deal (up to GBP 150 million, closed May 2026), with deal terms, structure and strategic rationale sourced from SEC filings.
Freshworks' M&A history: the company's $230M acquisition of IT asset management firm Device42, with deal terms, strategic rationale, and post-close commentary sourced from SEC filings.
A sourced history of Lennox International's acquisitions — Duro Dyne & Supco, AES, Service Experts, and Kirby — with deal values, structures, segments, and management rationale drawn from SEC filings and earnings disclosures.
A complete record of Mid-America Apartment Communities' (MAA) corporate M&A: the 2013 Colonial Properties Trust merger and the 2016 Post Properties merger that built the largest U.S. publicly traded apartment REIT. Deal values, structures, exchange ratios, and SEC sources.
A complete, SEC-sourced history of Mueller Industries' acquisitions — Nehring, ATCO, Jungwoo, Great Lakes Copper, Howell Metal, Tecumseh and more. Deal values, dates, segments, and strategic rationale.
A complete record of OpenText's acquisitions — from Hummingbird and Vignette to Documentum, Carbonite, Zix and the $5.8B Micro Focus deal. Every transaction sourced to SEC filings with values, dates, and strategic rationale.
PHINIA Inc. (NYSE: PHIN) acquisition history: every disclosed deal since its 2023 spin-off from BorgWarner, with price, structure, and strategic rationale sourced from SEC filings. Currently one disclosed acquisition - Swedish Electromagnet Invest AB (SEM).
PPG Industries' acquisition history: SigmaKalon, AkzoNobel's North American architectural coatings, Comex, Tikkurila, Ennis-Flint and more. Every deal sourced from SEC 8-K and 10-K filings with values, dates and rationale.
A complete record of Repligen's bioprocessing acquisitions — Spectrum, C Technologies, ARTeSYN, Avitide, Metenova and more — with deal values, dates, and strategic rationale sourced from SEC filings.
Republic Services' acquisition history: the $20B+ Allied Waste merger of equals, the $2.2B US Ecology deal, and the ReCommunity recycling acquisition - every deal sourced from SEC filings with price, structure and rationale.
A complete, SEC-sourced history of Spectrum Brands Holdings (NYSE: SPB) acquisitions — Tristar appliances, Rejuvenate, Armitage Pet Care and Omega Sea — with deal values, dates, segments and strategic rationale.
A complete record of SPX Technologies' acquisitions since its 2015 spin-off of SPX FLOW — ASPEQ, KTS, Ingénia, Cues, Cincinnati Fan, Sealite, ULC Robotics and more. Deal values, dates, segments and strategic rationale, sourced from SEC filings.
Every disclosed TransMedics Group (Nasdaq: TMDX) acquisition, sourced to SEC filings: the 2023 Summit Aviation deal that launched TransMedics Aviation and the Bridge to Life / Tevosol lung-and-heart perfusion asset purchase.
A complete, source-linked history of Ventas's entity-level M&A: Provident, Sunrise REIT, Atria, Nationwide Health Properties, Cogdell Spencer, American Realty Capital Healthcare Trust, Ardent and New Senior. Every deal traced to its SEC filing.
A complete history of Warner Bros. Discovery's acquisitions, from Discovery's SBS Nordic and Eurosport deals through the $14.6B Scripps Networks purchase and the $43B WarnerMedia combination that created WBD. Every deal sourced to SEC filings.
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$22.00 per share, approximately $2.8 billion including debt · Medical devices — vision care
$51 per share, approximately $5.3 billion at close (originally announced at $56 per share / ~$5.8 billion equity value) · Diagnostics — point of care testing
approximately $6.9 billion in cash · Pharmaceuticals
Medical devices — diabetes care
Medical devices — vascular
approximately $2.9 billion · Pharmaceuticals — branded generics
approximately $21 billion equity value (about $23 billion including net debt) · Diagnostics — cancer screening & precision oncology
$27.00 per share in cash (approximately $450 million; net of cash ~$722 million enterprise / ~$450M net) · Biopharmaceuticals — early-stage R&D
approximately $4.1 billion (acquired from Boston Scientific in connection with its acquisition of Guidant) · Medical devices — vascular intervention
$15.35 per share in cash (approximately $392 million) · Diagnostics — point of care testing
$78.00 per share in cash (approximately $3.7 billion) · Pharmaceuticals — cardiometabolic / lipid management
$2.2 billion up-front plus $400 million annually for four years beginning in 2011 (approximately $3.72 billion total) · Pharmaceuticals — branded generics (India)
EUR 4.5 billion (approximately $6.2 billion) in cash, plus potential additional payments · Pharmaceuticals
approximately $25 billion equity value ($46.75 cash + 0.8708 Abbott shares per share, ~$85/share; ~$30 billion total value including debt) · Medical devices — cardiovascular & neuromodulation
$30.50 per share in cash (approximately $355 million) · Diagnostics — molecular / genomic diagnostics
Medical devices — vascular
$19.6 million total fair value of purchase consideration ($14.3M cash at closing + $4.5M AE common stock + $1.5M indemnity holdback, net of $0.7M settlement of payables) · High voltage power conversion
approximately $400 million base purchase price (~$364M cash + ~$36M assumed liabilities); $370.2M final purchase price net of cash acquired · Embedded power / AC-DC and DC-DC power supplies
NULL (contributed $7.6 million to 2017 sales) · Configurable medical and industrial power supplies
NULL (part of $57.1 million used to acquire PCM, HiTek and UltraVolt lines of business in 2014) · High voltage power solutions
approximately $85 million in cash (including $5.85 million escrow) · Temperature and gas measurement / sensing
$142.2 million (total fair value of purchase consideration, net of cash acquired; $145.7M cash paid) · Medical and industrial power
approximately $21.2 million total fair value ($16.0M cash net of cash acquired + up to $7.9M contingent consideration) · Plasma / thin-film power supplies
NULL (TEGAM and Versatile Power together contributed $12.1 million to 2021 sales) · Metrology and calibration instrumentation
High-voltage amplifiers and electrostatic instruments
$30.2 million in cash · High voltage power supplies
$6.8 million total purchase price ($7.0M total fair value of consideration including $1.5M contingent and $0.95M holdback; net of cash acquired) · RF and programmable power supplies / medical power
approximately $1.35 billion · EIG
EIG
part of approximately $270 million deployed across three acquisitions (Magnetrol, Crank Software, EGS) · EIG
part of approximately $270 million deployed across three acquisitions (Magnetrol, Crank Software, EGS) · EMG
approximately $920 million (enterprise value); $44 per share in cash · EIG
EMG
$925 million · EIG
approximately $5.0 billion · EIG and EMG
EIG
part of approximately $270 million deployed across three acquisitions (Magnetrol, Crank Software, EGS) · EIG
approximately $125 million · EMG
approximately $1.9 billion · EMG
EIG
Artificial intelligence - public safety video analytics
approximately $625.0 million base purchase price (all cash), subject to customary purchase price and working capital adjustments · Software & Services - emergency communications / Axon 911
incremental consideration of approximately $391.1 million for the remaining 79.8% interest, subject to customary purchase price adjustments; existing 20.2% interest had a fair value of $112.2 million at the acquisition date (a $51.6 million non-taxable remeasurement gain was recorded) · Software and Sensors - counter-drone / airspace security
Software and Sensors - real-time crime center technology
incremental consideration of approximately $728.2 million for the remaining 99.2% interest; total cash paid (net of cash acquired and equity consideration attributable to pre-combination service) of approximately $624.1 million, subject to customary purchase price adjustments · Software & Services - emergency communications / Axon 911
Digital evidence management - body-worn video / cloud
Software and Sensors - drones / robotic security
$4.6 million in cash plus $2.5 million in common stock issued to Safariland at closing, with consideration of up to approximately 141,000 additional shares contingent upon achieving certain milestones over the following two years · Software & Sensors - body-worn cameras / digital evidence
approximately $325 million in cash · Oncology pharmaceuticals
$188 million total cash consideration net of cash acquired, plus up to $40 million of contingent consideration (acquisition-date fair value $18 million) · Patient monitoring / hemodynamic monitoring
approximately $629 million total cash consideration, net of cash acquired · Generic injectable pharmaceuticals
SEK 26.5 billion total consideration (approximately $4.0 billion), including payoff of existing Gambro indebtedness · Renal / dialysis
$156.00 per share, approximately $10.5 billion equity value (approximately $12.8 billion enterprise value including assumed debt) · Connected care / medical technology
$25 million upfront cash plus up to $36 million of additional contingent consideration (acquisition-date fair value $28 million) · BioSurgery / hemostats
$184 million total consideration ($163 million upfront cash plus potential contingent payments) · BioSurgery / hemostats and sealants
approximately $342 million in cash · Surgical / adhesion prevention
$28.00 per share, approximately $325 million equity value (approximately $260 million net of cash) · BioSurgery / soft-tissue repair
$60 million upfront purchase price (including acquired inventory) plus up to $30 million additional contingent consideration (acquisition-date fair value $24 million) · Pharmaceuticals
approximately US$29 billion implied at announcement (all-stock); final accounting consideration of $13.9 billion (113,387,895 Class A shares) at close · Square (Seller) and Cash App ecosystems - buy now, pay later
Cash App ecosystem - tax preparation
$233.2 million consideration for a majority ownership interest · New ecosystem - music and artist services
$272.5 million total consideration ($132.4 million cash plus 2,418,271 Class A shares valued at $140.1 million) · Square (Seller) ecosystem - online presence and e-commerce
Cloud / digital modernization
$2.6 billion · National security space / space-based sensing
Counter-UAS / EO-IR imaging
$200 million · Intelligence Community services
$1.275 billion · Electronic warfare / RF technology
Intelligence Community services
$225 million · Secure network modernization / enterprise IT
Intelligence / homeland security consulting
$550 million · Enterprise IT / intelligence services
$975 million combined ($835 million net of a $140 million transaction-related tax benefit on a net present value basis) · Signals intelligence / electronic warfare / cyber products
Photonics / free-space optical communications
$820 million · Cyber / C4ISR / intelligence
$53.2 million (Roto-Rooter $42.2M; VITAS Florida $11.0M) · Roto-Rooter and VITAS Healthcare
approximately $22 million combined across small deals · Roto-Rooter and VITAS Healthcare
$85 million · VITAS Healthcare (hospice / end-of-life care)
$120 million (plus a $1.4 million working-capital adjustment) · Roto-Rooter (plumbing and drain cleaning)
$2.2 million · Roto-Rooter (plumbing and drain cleaning)
$18.0 million · Roto-Rooter (plumbing and drain cleaning)
approximately $406 million · VITAS Healthcare (hospice / end-of-life care)
Diagnostics (Leica Biosystems)
$292.3 million · Clean Energy & Fueling
$8.1 million · Pumps & Process Solutions
$8.8 million · Imaging & Identification
$34.1 million · Clean Energy & Fueling
$30.1 million · Imaging & Identification
$121.9 million · Clean Energy & Fueling
$34.0 million · Pumps & Process Solutions
$29.1 million · Engineered Products
$14.7 million · Engineered Products
$28.9 million · Pumps & Process Solutions
$42.6 million · Pumps & Process Solutions
$626.6 million · Clean Energy & Fueling
$526.5 million · Pumps & Process Solutions
$16.5 million · Pumps & Process Solutions
$223.5 million · Pumps & Process Solutions
$395.8 million · Pumps & Process Solutions
$608.5 million · Imaging & Identification
$11.4 million · Clean Energy & Fueling
$11.1 million · Pumps & Process Solutions
$60.5 million · Engineered Products
$48.2 million · Clean Energy & Fueling
$77.9 million · Pumps & Process Solutions
$255 million, inclusive of rollover equity · Advanced Surface Technologies
$305 million, subject to working capital adjustment and reduction for net debt · Technetics Group (Sealing Products segment)
$850.0 million in cash · Advanced Surface Technologies (AST)
Sealing Products (Garlock Family of Companies)
Cash purchase price of $45,104 thousand for a 45% non-controlling interest, subject to post-closing adjustments · Investment Management - Institutional Asset Management
$68.6 million cash for a 49% economic interest (cash paid of approximately $68,992 thousand at close) · Investment Management - Institutional Asset Management
Investment Banking - Advisory (Europe / UK)
$20 million in cash and Evercore securities at closing ($10,867 thousand cash and $10,319 thousand in restricted Class A shares), plus performance-based earn-outs through 2013 · Investment Management / Investment Banking - Latin America (Brazil)
Up to approximately 8 million Evercore share equivalents across the two transactions, with almost 70% of the consideration dependent on the combined business's financial performance over the five years following closing · Investment Banking - Equities (research, sales and agency trading)
$2.0 million cash at closing, $1.0 million cash on each of three closing anniversaries, plus $3.0 million of contingently issuable restricted stock · Investment Banking - Commercial real estate advisory
Share-based initial consideration of approximately $1.35 million plus contingent consideration based on future investment fees · Investment Management - Wealth Management
Initial consideration of approximately $1.0 million plus revenue-based contingent (earn-out) consideration · Investment Banking - Private Funds Group placement
$7.0 million aggregate principal amount of non-interest-bearing notes plus Evercore LP partnership units · Investment Management / Investment Banking - Latin America (Mexico)
GBP 146 million / USD 196 million payable in two tranches, plus potential performance-based additional consideration over a multi-year period · Investment Banking - Advisory (Europe / UK)
Approximately GBP 86 million purchase price (announced); total fair value of purchase price of $62,070 thousand at close, comprising cash and Class A shares · Investment Banking - Advisory (Europe / UK)
Acceptance / restaurant commerce
Acceptance / enterprise POS
approximately $4.4 billion (all cash, $48.00 per share) · Electronic bill payment & online banking
$56 million (remaining 49% interest) · Acceptance / merchant acceptance (Europe)
Fintech / cloud-native digital banking
all-stock transaction; 286 million Fiserv shares issued at a 0.303 exchange ratio (total purchase price reported as $46.5 billion; equity value of roughly $22 billion at announcement) · Payments & merchant acquiring / financial technology
Acceptance / digital delivery
Acceptance / ISO
Acceptance / ISO
Acceptance / merchant services
Acceptance / payment service provider
Acceptance / restaurant solutions
Payments / digital experience platform
Acceptance / QR payments (Argentina)
Payments / ISO
Acceptance / merchant location intelligence
Merchant / payments software (Brazil)
Payments / commercial card
Acceptance / ISO
approximately $213.7 million, net of cash acquired · High Reliability Solutions (HRS) - Automotive
$540 million · Reliability Solutions - Industrial / Critical Power (Data Center)
Industrial & Emerging Industries (IEI) - Energy/Solar (via NEXTracker)
$325 million · Reliability Solutions - Industrial / Critical Power (Data Center & Utility)
approximately $555.2 million, net of $27.7 million of cash acquired · High Reliability Solutions (HRS) - Automotive
approximately $240.8 million initial cash (net of $13.2M cash acquired) plus up to ~$81.0M contingent consideration; total purchase consideration $321.8 million (announced as up to $330 million) · Industrial & Emerging Industries (IEI) - Energy/Solar
approximately $67.5 million · Communications & Enterprise Compute (CEC) - Telecom
approximately $54.7 million, net of cash acquired · Communications & Enterprise Compute (CEC)
approximately $2.0 billion net of acquired cash · Industrial Technologies / software
aggregate purchase price of $2.7 billion · Advanced Healthcare Solutions
purchase price of $1.72 billion (net of acquired cash) · Precision Technologies (Professional Instrumentation)
total consideration of $1.2 billion in cash, net of cash acquired (four businesses combined) · Intelligent Operating Solutions / Advanced Healthcare Solutions
approximately $770 million net of acquired cash ($67.25 per share) · Professional Instrumentation
approximately $1.4 billion · Advanced Healthcare Solutions
approximately $1.2 billion in cash (includes ~$28M deferred compensation) · Intelligent Operating Solutions
$778 million net of cash acquired · Industrial Technologies / software
approximately $80 million in cash (plus a 5-year senior secured credit facility of up to $30 million extended to Alphatec) · Spine — international distribution and operations
Spine — precision medical device manufacturing
approximately $15.2 million (asset purchase) · Enabling technology — surgical planning software
approximately $250 million total equity value ($5.85 per share in cash) · Neuromodulation — chronic pain management
Stock-for-stock merger at a fixed exchange ratio of 0.75 Globus Medical share per NuVasive share; pro forma ownership ~72% Globus Medical / ~28% NuVasive shareholders · Spine & musculoskeletal — spine implants and enabling technology
approximately $28.4 million net assets (about $24.1 million cash at closing plus up to $4.3 million contingent consideration based on product-sales milestones) · Orthopedics — joint reconstruction (knee and hip)
£72.2 million · Process
€63 million (≈$77 million purchase consideration) · Industrial
€230 million in cash (≈$276 million paid), plus up to €30 million contingent consideration · Contractor
$650 million · Industrial
part of combined ~$185 million for four businesses · Industrial
$65 million ($45M for Gusmer Corporation + $20M for Gusmer Europe) · Industrial
$160 million · Industrial
part of combined ~$185 million for four businesses · Industrial
$69 million (≈$74 million purchase consideration per 10-K) · Contractor
$48 million · Process
part of combined ~$185 million for four businesses (with additional earn-out consideration) · Industrial
approximately $177.8 million · International precision oncology commercialization (Asia, Middle East and Africa)
$93.0 million total purchase consideration net of cash ($59.0 million upfront cash plus up to $90.0 million contingent; $34.0 million contingent fair value at acquisition date) · Liquid-biopsy diagnostics technology / early cancer and disease detection
approximately $260.3 million aggregate consideration (approximately $146.6 million cash plus approximately $113.7 million in newly issued Guidewire common stock and options, net of certain adjustments) · Data and analytics / cyber and emerging-risk analytics
Data and analytics / predictive analytics
Underwriting management / commercial and specialty lines
approximately $53 million net cash consideration (including $8.2 million holdback subject to service conditions over three years) · Property risk data / insurtech
approximately $154.9 million cash consideration, net of certain adjustments · Cloud core systems / all-in-one P&C platform
Data management and business intelligence
approximately $27.9 million net cash consideration (plus $6.4 million holdback subject to service conditions) · Insurance pricing / insurtech
approximately $960 million ($5.60 per share in cash) · Drug delivery and specialty pharmaceuticals (auto injector platform + testosterone replacement therapy)
$750 million upfront plus up to three $50 million milestone payments (up to $900 million total) · Drug delivery technology (ultra-high concentration microparticle formulation for biologics)
$1,843 million (approximately $1.8 billion) · Energy and Sustainability Solutions
$1,935 million (approximately $1.9 billion) · Aerospace Technologies
$4,913 million (approximately $4.9 billion) · Building Automation
$200 million · Aerospace Technologies
$673 million · Industrial Automation
approximately $491 million · Automation and Control Solutions / Aerospace
GBP 406 million (US$718 million) · Automation and Control Solutions (Life Safety / Honeywell Analytics)
approximately $1.2 billion · Automation and Control Solutions (Life Safety)
GBP 1.2 billion (US$2.4 billion) · Automation and Control Solutions
$52 million · Industrial Automation
$1,303 million (approximately $1.3 billion) · Performance Materials and Technologies (later Industrial Automation)
approximately $1.4 billion · Automation and Control Solutions (Life Safety)
$2,160 million (approximately $2.2 billion) · Energy and Sustainability Solutions
approximately $300.2 million (transaction valuation; $22.75 net per share in cash) · Supply/demand chain management software
approximately $51.5 million (transaction valuation; $6.36 net per share in cash) · Specialty graphics / decorating products
Food Equipment; Decorative Surfaces; Consumer Products
$750 million (purchase price, subject to certain closing adjustments) · Test & Measurement and Electronics
approximately $450 million · Automotive OEM
approximately $1.7 billion (€800 million plus retirement of approximately €445 million of debt) · Electricity, gas and water metering (international)
approximately $100 million · Demand response / grid edge software
$34.1 million · Grid analytics / utility software
$525 million (preliminary) · Digital construction management / utility SaaS
approximately $830 million (net of $118 million cash); $16.25 per share in cash · Smart grid / Industrial IoT networks
$100 million · Smart grid / cellular communications
$325 million (announced); preliminary purchase price ~$330.7 million at close · AI operational resilience / utility software
Transportation logistics
approximately $2,766,000 cash, plus approximately $200,000 of assumed contingent purchase-price liabilities · Transportation logistics
Transportation logistics
approximately $575 million total consideration ($460M initial closing consideration + $115M deferred at the second anniversary), plus up to $85 million contingent earn-out tied to revenue-growth targets through 2030 · Private Capital Advisory
Stock-for-stock merger of equals; combined company market capitalization of approximately $28 billion; each Constellation share to convert to 1.444 shares and each FPL share to 1 share of the combined Constellation Energy · Electric utility / competitive energy supply
All-stock; fixed exchange ratio of 0.8138 NextEra shares per Dominion share — NextEra/Dominion holders to own ~74.5%/25.5% of the combined company · Regulated electric utility / energy infrastructure
approximately $530 million in cash · Regulated natural gas (Florida)
approximately $6.475 billion, including assumption of approximately $1.4 billion of Gulf Power debt · Regulated electric utility / regulated natural gas (Florida)
All-stock; each HEI share to convert into 0.2413 shares of NEE common stock, preceded by a spin-off of HEI's American Savings Bank to HEI shareholders · Regulated electric utility (Hawaii)
approximately $9.496 billion of NextEra-funded consideration (primarily cash, balance in NEE stock) for the ~80.03% indirect interest; transaction enterprise value reported around $18.7 billion · Regulated electric transmission & distribution (Texas)
Regulated electric transmission & distribution (Texas)
Automotive aftermarket parts retail (Southern Florida)
Automotive aftermarket parts retail (Northeast U.S.)
approximately $1.0 billion (including ~$500 million of assumed debt) · Automotive aftermarket parts retail (Western U.S.)
Automotive aftermarket parts (Canada)
Automotive aftermarket parts (Mexico)
$61 million in cash · Automotive aftermarket parts distribution
Automotive aftermarket parts retail (New England)
approximately $79.3 million cash consideration ($13.4M held back as partial security for 18 months); reported by MarketScreener at $89M total when including stock component · Workforce Identity / Identity Governance and Administration
approximately $6.5 billion announced (all stock); final acquisition-date fair value of $5,671.0 million — $5,175.6M common stock issued (~19.2M shares), $257.0M cash, $238.4M assumed employee equity awards · Customer Identity / Identity-as-a-Service
$52.5 million announced ($44.2 million cash at close, net of $1.1 million cash acquired) · Workforce Identity / Lifecycle Management
approximately $15.6 million cash (net of $0.6 million cash acquired) · Workforce Identity / Zero Trust
approximately $80 million announced (cash + Class A common stock); final acquisition-date cash consideration of $58 million ($12M in 18-month escrow) per FY25 10-K · Workforce Identity / Identity Threat Detection and Response
approximately $3.7 million in equity consideration (200,000 shares + replacement awards) plus an incremental 800,000 restricted shares ($8.6M) recognized as post-combination compensation · Customer Identity / developer identity
approximately $4.3 billion in cash, including assumption of net debt ($83.00 per share) · Filtration Group
approximately $1.0 billion in cash · Electrification / motion systems
approximately $244 million ($24.00 per share in cash; Parker also acquired Denison's $61.7M balance-sheet cash) · Hydraulics Group
$1.725 billion in cash (net of ~$170M expected tax benefits, ~$1.56 billion) · Aerospace Group
$9.25 billion in cash (cash-free, debt-free basis, subject to net working capital adjustment) · Filtration Group
approximately $3.675 billion in cash · Engineered Materials Group
800 pence per share in cash; aggregate purchase price approximately GBP 6.3 billion (~$11.13 per share at announcement) · Aerospace Group
Approximately £4.1 billion total at close, comprising approximately £3.6 billion ($5.7 billion) in cash plus approximately £500 million ($800 million) of assumed existing public debt · Regulated electric distribution (United Kingdom)
Approximately $7.625 billion total purchase price at announcement (effective purchase price ~$7.175 billion after ~$450 million present-value tax benefits); ~$7.59 billion at close, including the assumption of approximately $764 million of indebtedness · Regulated electric and gas utilities (Kentucky)
Approximately $3.8 billion in cash at announcement; approximately $3.82 billion in cash at close, subject to customary post-closing adjustments · Regulated electric and gas utility (Rhode Island)
Software & Control
Software & Control
Lifecycle Services
Lifecycle Services
approximately $609.0 million ($566.0 million cash net of cash acquired plus $43.0 million contingent consideration) · Intelligent Devices
Intelligent Devices
Software & Control
Lifecycle Services
Software & Control
Lifecycle Services
Lifecycle Services
Intelligent Devices
Lifecycle Services
Lifecycle Services
Intelligent Devices
Lifecycle Services
approximately $2.22 billion ($2,205.5 million net of cash acquired) · Software & Control
Lifecycle Services
Lifecycle Services
Lifecycle Services
approximately $675 million
approximately $1,850 million
approximately $632 million
approximately $2.8 billion · Application Software
approximately $365 million
approximately $544 million
approximately $3.725 billion · Application Software
approximately $49.7 million
approximately $1.625 billion · Application Software
approximately $525 million · Application Software
approximately $1.0 billion · Medical / Healthcare Services
approximately $482 million
approximately $500 million · Application Software
approximately $1,860 million
approximately $447.5 million
approximately $447.5 million
approximately $140 million
approximately $800 million
approximately $1.415 billion · Application Software
approximately $1,381 million
approximately $367 million · Application Software
approximately $1,607 million
approximately $600 million · RF Technology
approximately $5.35 billion · Application Software
$325.0 million total purchase price ($325 million cash at closing, plus up to $100 million cash in 2022 and $25 million cash or equity in 2023 if gross-profit targets are met; the $325.0M total includes $30.0 million acquisition-date fair value of contingent consideration) · Home & Personal Care (HPC)
approximately $7.7 billion total transaction value (Atlas Pipeline Partners ~$5.8 billion including ~$1.8 billion of assumed debt; Atlas Energy acquired for stock and cash following spin-off of ATLS non-midstream assets) · Gathering and Processing / Logistics and Transportation
cash consideration of $27.0 million · Gathering and Processing
cash consideration of $111.6 million · Logistics and Transportation
approximately $1.05 billion in cash, plus a final closing adjustment of $41.9 million · Logistics and Transportation
$3.55 billion in cash (approximately 7.5x estimated 2023 adjusted EBITDA) · Gathering and Processing
$565 million initial cash consideration, plus future performance-linked earn-out payments based on gross margin from existing contracts realized over the following two years (~9x 2017E EBITDA multiple) · Gathering and Processing
purchase price of approximately $201.9 million (subject to customary closing adjustments; ~$200 million as announced) · Gathering and Processing
approximately $1.8 billion in cash · Gathering and Processing
approximately $40.6 million ($17.50 per share in cash; ~$31.1 million net of Benthos cash at Sept 30, 2005) · Instrumentation (marine)
approximately CAD $341 million at announcement (CAD $18.25 per share; ~CAD $337 million at close, including stock options and net cash) · Digital Imaging
approximately GBP 627 million (approximately $789 million), including e2v stock options and net debt as of September 2016 · Digital Imaging
approximately $702.8 million in cash, net of cash acquired (subject to certain adjustments) · Aerospace and Defense Electronics
approximately $8.2 billion including net debt ($28.00 cash + 0.0718 Teledyne shares per FLIR share; ~$57.40 per share implied at close; ~$8.0 billion at announcement) · Digital Imaging (operates as Teledyne FLIR)
$230 million in cash · Instrumentation (environmental instrumentation)
approximately $291 million ($14.30 per share in cash), including stock options, SARs and net debt as of March 31, 2012 · Instrumentation (test and measurement)
approximately $30 million (initial majority interest; remaining shares subject to formula-based purchases through 2009) · Instrumentation (marine)
$167.5 million in cash (sellers retaining certain liabilities) · Aerospace and Defense Electronics / Digital Imaging
$225 million in cash · Digital Imaging
approximately $57.9 million in cash, net of cash acquired · Digital Imaging
NULL ($22 billion net assets acquired; $20 billion deposits assumed) · Commercial & retail banking - Southeast
approximately $1.8 billion · Community banking - Mid-Atlantic (Pennsylvania)
approximately $66 billion (all-stock merger of equals) · Commercial & retail banking - Southeast/Mid-Atlantic
approximately $2.5 billion · Community banking - Mid-Atlantic
$264.5 million in cash (on a debt/cash free basis, subject to working capital adjustment) · Americas
approximately $183 million · Europe
$303 million (announced; approximately $301.2 million net purchase price at close, net of cash acquired of $9.2 million; net transaction value approximately $268 million after expected tax benefits) · Americas
approximately $165 million in cash · Europe
APMEA
Americas
Americas
approximately $70.7 million (final net purchase price) · Americas
approximately $88.7 million (aggregate net purchase price) · Americas
Americas
APMEA
Truckload Transportation Services (One-Way Truckload)
$142.4 million for an 80% equity ownership stake (with an exclusive option to acquire the remaining 20% after five years) · Truckload Transportation Services
$64 million (including a $4 million earnout) · Truckload Transportation Services (Werner Final Mile)
Werner Logistics + Truckload Transportation Services (Dedicated)