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.
Also in August, Doosan Robotics acquired ONExia for $23 million. Doosan, a recognized robotics leader, expands its IT/OT integration capabilities through this acquisition, adding automation-heavy services that align with the increasing demand for robotics-enabled digital transformation.
In August, V2X acquired the non-core federal IT services business of QinetiQ Group for $31 million. The transaction enhances V2X’s mission-critical IT operations support capabilities, reinforcing its role as a key provider of technology services to U.S. government and defense agencies, while allowing QinetiQ to streamline its portfolio and focus on core defense priorities.
In September, Everon acquired the business-to-business segments of ADT’s multifamily business for $55 million. The acquisition strengthens Everon’s position in security systems integration and infrastructure security services, expanding its customer base and capabilities in the U.S. market.
In August, Infosys Technologies acquired Versent for $114 million. Versent provides digital transformation and IT services, and the deal strengthens Infosys’ presence in the Australian market while expanding its capabilities in enterprise cloud and infrastructure modernization.
In July, Capgemini acquired WNS for $3.5 billion at a 2.8x revenue multiple. WNS provides business process outsourcing services globally, including analytics, customer experience management, finance and accounting and GRC services. It also offers AI-based omni-channel customer engagement software. The acquisition significantly enhances Capgemini’s outsourced IT services capabilities, strengthening its position in global BPO and digital customer engagement.
In August, Bain Capital acquired HSO Group for $1 billion. HSO is a leading Microsoft-partnered digital transformation services provider with expertise in business and AI transformation, cloud and AI application integration and enterprise support. The deal underscores strong private equity interest in scalable IT services platforms, particularly those closely aligned with Microsoft’s enterprise ecosystem.
In April, KKR acquired DATAGROUP for $276 million at a 1.1x revenue multiple, adding a strong managed IT services and consulting platform in Europe to its portfolio. The cross-border deal illustrates continued consolidation in the managed services space and signals KKR’s confidence in digital infrastructure across the DACH region.
