PROCARE SOLUTIONS acquired by ROPER TECHNOLOGIES

Lightspeed Venture Partners has led a $64 million Series B financing round for Intenseye. The investment represents a significant capital injection aimed at accelerating the company's product development and global market expansion, following a period of strong customer adoption among large-scale industrial enterprises. The investment thesis is driven by the significant disconnect between increasing global safety regulations and the archaic, manual nature of current EHS software. Lightspeed identifies Intenseye as a unique operator capable of delivering immediate, tangible ROI through a proactive safety paradigm

Eyelit Technologies, a portfolio company of Banneker Partners, has completed the 100% acquisition of Optessa Software. The transaction serves as a strategic tuck-in to expand Eyelit’s product portfolio, adding critical planning and scheduling capabilities to its existing execution-focused software suite. The acquisition represents a move toward "closed-loop" manufacturing, unifying planning (Optessa) with execution (Eyelit). By integrating Optessa’s AI-powered scheduling engine with its MES and quality management platform, Eyelit aims to offer a more holistic and predictive solution to industrial customers

Sogelink acquired Geopixel, marking its fourth acquisition in two years. This targeted transaction allows Sogelink to integrate a specific "brick" of expertise: converting field topography data into 2D plans. The strategic rationale is driven by cross-selling, as Sogelink plans to deploy Geopixel's solution across its extensive portfolio of 20,000 clients.

This primary growth capital transaction establishes a new capitalization structure for Asys, installing CAPZA as the lead minority institutional shareholder while ensuring that CEO Anne-Sophie Kieffer maintains majority equity control alongside an expanded group of key senior managers who are accessing equity ownership for the first time. The transaction occurs at a strategic inflection point as the business seeks to fully migrate its legacy software installation base into a modern, high-margin multi-tenant subscription framework to maximize net revenue retention

CVC Capital Partners entered into exclusive negotiations to acquire a majority stake in Sogelink from Keensight Capital. Keensight, which had led the previous LBO in 2019, will reinvest alongside CVC to retain a significant minority stake. The process, managed by Raymond James, was competitive with interest from Silver Lake and Eurazeo. The transaction is supported by a robust debt package provided by Sixth Street, Blackstone, and Goldman Sachs. The roadmap focuses on accelerating organic growth and pursuing further M&A in Europe

Amethis acquired a majority stake in CBS in a primary LBO transaction. The investment is designed to support the group's expansion and to accelerate the technological shift of its software suite towards SaaS and cloud-native models.

Private equity sponsor Hg has agreed to a further investment to cement its majority ownership position in cloud software provider Visma. This equity syndication broadens the shareholder base through a secondary sale, welcoming approximately 20 new institutional backers, including Altaroc, Jane Street, and the NYC Retirement System. Concurrently, the existing investor consortium (comprising ICG, TPG, and Visma's management team) is rolling over capital to reinvest in the platform. As part of the corporate reshuffle, the legacy Hg Genesis 7 fund will fully exit its remaining position in the business

Septeo, a leading software publisher in Europe, announces the acquisition of the entire Sequoiasoft group (a software publisher for the hospitality industry). This acquisition allows the group to initiate sector diversification and accelerate its international presence, notably by establishing a significant foothold in Spain. Sequoiasoft had been under leveraged buyout (LBO) since 2019 with MBO+.

Diapason, a premier French software vendor specializing in Treasury and Risk Management Systems (TRMS), has entered a new growth phase through a strategic partnership with PSG Equity. This transaction positions PSG as the majority shareholder, succeeding Seven2 (formerly Apax Partners Development), which had been an investor since 2020.

LINK Mobility has executed a strategic divestiture of its Message Broadcast subsidiary to focus on core operational priorities within the European market. This transaction aligns with the seller’s portfolio optimization strategy, aiming to improve earnings predictability by exiting a niche, weather-dependent segment with high revenue variability. The exit allows the seller to streamline its operational focus toward broader enterprise digital messaging, supported by a strong contract backlog and stable growth profiles in the European market