INFODREAM acquired by CT ENGINEERING

EcoVadis has raised $500 million in a global investment round co-led by Astorg and BeyondNetZero (General Atlantic), establishing the company as a "sustainability impact unicorn". The strategic rationale for the deal is to accelerate EcoVadis’ global scale-up, particularly in the US and Asian markets, and to bolster its AI and machine learning capabilities. The fresh capital will also be used to fund strategic acquisitions and deepen its sustainability intelligence offering, such as Scope 3 carbon emissions management

Zendesk has been acquired by an investor group led by Hellman & Friedman and Permira. The agreement was signed in June 2022 and will take the company private, ending its listing on the New York Stock Exchange. The transaction follows a three‑month strategic review conducted by Zendesk’s board, during which the company evaluated standalone and transactional alternatives. The investor group presented a definitive agreement that received unanimous board approval and is expected to close later in 2022, subject to customary regulatory approvals

W.A.G payment solutions plc entered into a restructured definitive agreement to acquire substantially all of the operational assets of WebEye Telematics Zrt. This corporate carve-out is structurally sequenced into two distinct tranches to successfully navigate and mitigate prior regulatory hurdles formally raised by the Hungarian authorities. The first tranche exclusively encompasses the acquisition of all non-Hungarian subsidiaries, while the second tranche meticulously executes the transfer of the domestic operations

Media and Games Invest SE has acquired 100 percent of the shares of AxesInMotion S.L., a mobile games developer with a portfolio of racing titles and a user base exceeding 700 million downloads. The transaction was announced in April 2022 and the parties agreed to close the deal in May 2022, with the purchase price consisting of a fixed cash component and a contingent earn‑out tied to post‑closing EBITDA performance. The acquisition follows MGI's strategic shift toward an advertising‑software platform that relies on proprietary first‑party data sourced from owned gaming content, positioning the combined entity to address evolving privacy constraints in digital advertising

Sogelink acquired the Dutch group LOCATIQS from Main Capital Partners. This strategic combination aims to create a European champion in Construction Tech by merging Sogelink's engineering/design capabilities with LOCATIQS's GIS and field expertise. The transaction creates a group with over EUR130 million in consolidated revenue (including the Focus Software acquisition) and 650 employees. LOCATIQS's management team remains committed to the project alongside Sogelink's CEO, Fatima Berral.

Simultaneously with the acquisition of the Dutch group LOCATIQS, Sogelink acquired the Norwegian company Focus Software. This transaction marks Sogelink's strategic entry into the Nordic market. The 6 co-founders of Focus Software reinvested in the new group structure. This deal reinforces Sogelink's capabilities in the upstream design and planning phases of construction projects. The combined entity (Sogelink + LOCATIQS + Focus) reaches a consolidated revenue of over EUR130 million with 650 employees

Montefiore Investment has entered into exclusive negotiations to take Generix Group private through a public tender offer. The transaction is structured via a new acquisition holding company, New Gen, in partnership with the historical reference shareholder Pléiade Investissement (which has held a stake since 2002) and the company's management. The strategic rationale for the deal is to accelerate Generix's transition to a full SaaS model and drive its international expansion outside of its core French market

SOC Telemed completed its acquisition by Patient Square Capital. The strategic rationale is rooted in SOC Telemed’s position as the largest national provider of acute‑care telemedicine in the US, with a scalable enterprise platform, Telemed IQ, and a diverse portfolio of specialty telemedicine services. For Patient Square, the acquisition aligns with a broader thesis of backing capital‑efficient, high‑margin, technology‑enabled healthcare solutions that can standardize and scale virtual care delivery across hospital and health‑system clients

The acquisition of Alcumus by Apax Partners signifies a pivotal expansion in the group’s technology and services portfolio. The strategic logic of this transaction hinges on a "digitalization-ESG" maneuver, merging the target’s industry-leading technical operational depth in risk management with the acquirer’s global scale and software expertise. This alignment equips the combined organization with the scientific talent and technological hardware necessary to address the increasing complexity of global ESG regulations and worker protection standards

This transaction represents a significant Series G financing round for Doctolib, a leading European e-health platform. The capital infusion solidified the company's position as the most valuable technology startup in France at the time, underscoring strong investor confidence in its business model and growth trajectory in the digital health sector. The primary rationale for the fundraising was to accelerate the company's strategic initiatives across Europe. The proceeds are earmarked for several key areas: first, to deepen market penetration in its existing geographies of France, Germany, and Italy by significantly expanding its commercial teams to onboard a larger percentage of healthcare professionals