Technology companies such as 360 One Alternates Asset Management, CP Group, AirTrunk, among others, announced their tech M&A deals across automation systems, and data center infrastructure.
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360 One Alternates Acquires Quark Solar
360 One Wam’s 360 One Alternates Asset Management has acquired Quark Solar, a solar engineering firm, in a tech M&A deal valued at $1 million. Quark Solar provides engineering services focused on solar energy systems, including design, development, and project execution support. The acquisition enables 360 One Alternates to expand its presence in renewable energy by integrating solar engineering capabilities into its portfolio. This supports development and management of solar infrastructure projects. The transaction reflects continued activity in energy technology, where firms acquire specialized engineering providers to strengthen capabilities in solar power solutions and infrastructure development.
CP Group Acquires Majority Stake in Recycleye
Declaration Partners’ CP Group has acquired a majority stake in Recycleye, an automated sorting systems manufacturer, in a tech M&A deal. Recycleye develops AI-powered systems used for waste sorting and recycling operations. The acquisition enables CP Group to expand its capabilities in automation and sustainability technology by integrating Recycleye’s solutions. This supports improved efficiency in waste management processes. The transaction reflects ongoing activity in environmental technology, where companies invest in AI-driven automation systems to enhance recycling operations and resource optimization.
AirTrunk Acquires Lumina CloudInfra
Blackstone and CPP Investments’ AirTrunk has acquired Lumina CloudInfra, a data center operator, in a tech M&A deal. Lumina CloudInfra provides infrastructure supporting cloud computing and data storage services. The acquisition enables AirTrunk to expand its data center portfolio and strengthen its position in digital infrastructure. By integrating Lumina CloudInfra’s operations, AirTrunk enhances its ability to support enterprise and cloud workloads. The transaction reflects continued investment in data center infrastructure, where companies acquire operators to scale capacity and meet growing demand for cloud and digital services.
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