Today’s M&A deals include announcements on Kaseya, INKY, Itron, Urbint, SOFTRAX, BluLogix, among others.
Insight Partners’ Kaseya Acquires INKY
Kaseya, backed by Insight Partners, has acquired INKY, an advanced email security software firm, strengthening its cybersecurity portfolio amid rising AI-driven phishing threats. The deal aligns with Kaseya’s strategy to provide comprehensive IT management and protection solutions for MSPs and enterprises. INKY’s AI-powered email threat detection and anti-phishing technology enhance Kaseya’s existing security suite, addressing growing global demand for robust email defense. As email remains the second-most deployed security tool, the acquisition reinforces Kaseya’s innovation-driven approach to safeguarding communication channels and supporting customers’ evolving cybersecurity needs. The financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
Itron Acquires Urbint for $325 Million
Itron, a leader in energy and water resource management, has acquired Urbint for $325 million, expanding into AI-powered safety and risk intelligence software. Urbint’s predictive analytics platform helps utilities prevent incidents before they occur by leveraging real-world data and machine learning. The deal enhances Itron’s technology stack with advanced safety incident intelligence, aligning with its strategy to deliver smarter infrastructure and operational resilience. By combining Urbint’s innovative risk modeling with Itron’s industrial IoT expertise, the acquisition positions Itron to provide more proactive safety and sustainability solutions to utility and infrastructure clients worldwide.
Teleo Capital’s SOFTRAX Acquires BluLogix
Teleo Capital–backed SOFTRAX has acquired BluLogix, a specialist in subscription billing and revenue management software. The strategic acquisition broadens SOFTRAX’s enterprise monetization capabilities, enabling customers to automate complex billing processes across recurring and usage-based revenue models. BluLogix’s flexible cloud-based platform enhances SOFTRAX’s existing ERP-integrated revenue recognition tools, improving scalability and financial accuracy. This combination reflects a push toward digital transformation and financial automation for SaaS and subscription-driven businesses. The deal underscores Teleo Capital’s investment strategy in expanding software platforms that deliver operational efficiency and compliance in the evolving subscription economy.
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