Technology companies such as andwis, Greenfire Strategy, PayTabs Group, among others, announced their tech M&A deals across security systems integration and enterprise platforms.
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andwis Acquires Senseco Systems
andwis has acquired Senseco Systems, a fire and security systems integrator, in a tech M&A deal. Senseco Systems provides solutions for fire detection, security systems, and safety infrastructure integration. The acquisition enables andwis to expand its capabilities in security and safety systems by integrating Senseco’s expertise. This supports delivery of comprehensive fire and security solutions for enterprise and infrastructure projects. The transaction reflects continued consolidation in safety and security technology, where companies acquire integrators to strengthen capabilities in system deployment and maintenance.
Greenfire Strategy Acquires 21b Consulting
Greenfire Strategy has acquired 21b Consulting, a HubSpot-partnered systems provider, in a tech M&A deal. 21b Consulting delivers solutions focused on customer relationship management, marketing automation, and system integration using HubSpot platforms. The acquisition enables Greenfire Strategy to expand its capabilities in CRM and marketing technology services. By integrating 21b Consulting’s expertise, the company enhances its offerings in digital transformation and customer engagement solutions. The transaction reflects ongoing activity in marketing technology services, where companies acquire specialized partners to strengthen platform implementation and integration capabilities.
PayTabs Group Acquires TAPn’GO
PayTabs Group has acquired TAPn’GO, a payment gateway software provider, in a tech M&A deal. TAPn’GO develops solutions that enable businesses to process digital payments across online and offline channels. The acquisition allows PayTabs to expand its payment processing capabilities by integrating TAPn’GO’s technology into its platform. This supports enhanced digital transaction services and broader payment infrastructure offerings. The transaction reflects ongoing activity in the fintech sector, where companies acquire payment technology providers to strengthen capabilities in digital payments and support increasing demand for secure and scalable transaction processing solutions.
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