Today’s M&A deals include announcements on Juniper Square, Tenor Digital, XTM International, Consoltec, Worldly, GoBlu, Hyperproof, Expent.ai, among others.
Juniper Square acquires Tenor Digital
Juniper Square purchased Tenor Digital, an AI-driven loan servicing and operations software for private credit lenders, to extend its platform from fund administration into post-close loan operations. Strategically, this enables Juniper Square to provide a unified infrastructure for GPs across credit and private markets. The innovation centers on integrating Tenor’s AI tools for servicing, reporting, communications, reconciliation, and financial tracking with Juniper’s data and fund operations stack. Though the purchase price was not disclosed, the deal underscores Juniper’s push into the fast-growing private credit segment.
XTM International acquires Consoltec
XTM International acquired Consoltec, the maker of FlowFit TBMS (Translation Business Management System), to strengthen its enterprise localization operations. Slator The purpose: combine FlowFit’s depth in project management, resource orchestration, and financial controls with XTM’s scalable AI localization tools. Technologically, the integration brings together AI-powered TMS, translation automation, and secure project management with enterprise-grade localization workflows. Innovation comes in bridging LSP (language service provider) and in-house localization teams under a unified, secure, compliance-sensitive ecosystem. The terms were not publicly disclosed.
Worldly acquires GoBlu
Worldly acquired GoBlu, the maker of BHive, an apparel-sector chemical-inventory, traceability and compliance platform, to unify fragmented sustainability data across supply chains. The strategic intent is to integrate chemical management provenance with environmental performance metrics to create a holistic sustainability ecosystem. Technologically, the deal embeds GoBlu’s compliance and inventory tools into Worldly’s analytics backbone, enabling advanced AI-driven insights into the chemical–impact linkage. Though the financial terms were not disclosed, the acquisition signals Worldly’s ambition to own the entire ESG value chain for consumer goods.
Hyperproof acquires Expent.ai
Hyperproof acquired Expent.ai, a vendor lifecycle management and third-party risk AI platform, to extend its GRC (governance, risk & compliance) suite. Strategically, the move transforms vendor and third-party risk from bolt-on modules to a natively integrated core within Hyperproof. On the technology side, Expent’s “agentic AI” (multi-agent systems for contracts, assessments, renewals) is embedded across the vendor lifecycle, automating onboarding, monitoring, contract parsing, and renewal workflows. While the monetary valuation has not been publicly shared, the acquisition is branded as a leap toward AI-native trust and risk orchestration.
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