Also in March, Infosys acquired Stratus Technology Services for $95 million, highlighting ongoing buyer interest in vertical-specific IT consulting. Stratus brings property and casualty insurance expertise across modernization, cloud migration, and data transformation, further strengthening Infosys’ industry-focused services offering.

In March, NTT DATA acquired NCR Commerce’s bank technology solutions in Japan, reflecting continued demand for specialized financial services IT capabilities. The transaction adds expertise in lending, foreign exchange, and branch systems, strengthening NTT DATA’s offering to financial institutions.

FUJIFILM Holdings acquired ETG Global Information Technology Services, underscoring growing demand for AI adoption and enterprise technology support. The transaction expands FUJIFILM’s reach in AI-related services and reinforces interest in next-generation digital transformation platforms.

In February, Yokogawa acquired Intellisync and Wisnam, highlighting strategic interest in technology-enabled industrial and energy services. The deal adds cybersecurity, energy management, and digital transformation capabilities, strengthening Yokogawa’s position with industrial and energy customers.

Additionally, Symetri (Addnode Group) acquired SolidCAD for approximately $90.6 million, highlighting ongoing consolidation among Autodesk-focused consulting and software implementation providers. The transaction expands Symetri’s North American footprint while strengthening its BIM and PLM capabilities, reinforcing demand for specialized digital engineering and design services. 

Also in October, Railtown AI Technologies acquired AI Partnerships for $16.5 million, reflecting growing momentum around AI-enabled service platforms. By combining AI adoption expertise, partner networks, and access to sovereign compute, the transaction supports Railtown’s vision of accelerating AI commercialization and scalable growth across Canada’s innovation ecosystem. 

In October, Science Applications International acquired SilverEdge Government Solutions for approximately $209 million, underscoring continued investment in mission-critical cybersecurity and government IT services. The acquisition deepens SAIC’s Intelligence Community presence by adding specialized cyber capabilities that support high-security, national defense programs. 

In January, Parsons acquired Altamira for $330 million. Altamira provides contract engineering and analytic services for government, military, and defense customers. The deal reflects ongoing demand for specialized government-focused IT and engineering capabilities tied to mission-critical and defense-oriented programs. 

In March, Infosys acquired Optimum Healthcare IT for $465 million at 1.7x revenue. Optimum Healthcare IT is a ServiceNow-partnered digital transformation and consulting services provider. The acquisition strengthens Infosys’ healthcare IT capabilities and expands its position in enterprise workflow modernization and digital transformation services. 

In February, Abry Partners acquired KORE for $726 million. KORE provides IoT solutions and services, supporting connected device management and related enterprise connectivity needs. The deal highlights continued investor interest in scaled, technology-enabled service platforms with recurring infrastructure-oriented capabilities.