Today’s M&A deals include announcements on Slattery Auctions & Valuations, Grays.com, IKR, Drippi, Alpine Intel, HMI, among others.
Slattery Auctions & Valuations acquires Grays.com from Quadrant Private Equity
Slattery Auctions & Valuations Australia announced the acquisition of online auction platform Grays.com from Quadrant Private Equity aims to consolidate leadership in digital auction and asset remarketing. Grays.com brings advanced e-commerce technology, AI-based valuation tools, and a large online buyer network across industrial, automotive, and consumer goods sectors. The strategic acquisition enhances Slattery’s technological infrastructure, streamlines digital auction operations, and broadens customer reach. Valued at approximately AUD 180 million, the deal strengthens Slattery’s position as Australia’s most comprehensive auction house, combining Grays’ innovation in online bidding systems with Slattery’s expertise in valuation and asset management.
IKR acquires Drippi
IKR announced its acquisition of children’s clothing retailer Drippi marking its strategic entry into the premium kidswear and lifestyle segment. Drippi is known for its sustainable fashion designs, eco-friendly fabrics, and strong e-commerce presence. Through this acquisition, IKR aims to leverage Drippi’s innovative digital retail model, design expertise, and customer engagement strategies to expand its apparel portfolio. The deal emphasizes IKR’s focus on ethical manufacturing, brand diversification, and youth-oriented market growth. Estimated at $25 million, the acquisition supports IKR’s goal of becoming a key player in sustainable fashion and enhancing its footprint in the children’s apparel market.
Alpine Intel acquires HMI
Alpine Intel announced its acquisition of HMI (Height Modernization), a provider of outdoor property insurance claims support, enhances its geospatial and risk assessment capabilities. HMI specializes in vegetation management, storm damage assessment, and data analytics for insurance providers. The acquisition allows Alpine Intel to integrate HMI’s drone mapping, AI-based damage evaluation, and GIS visualization tools into its claims solutions. The strategic move strengthens Alpine’s position as a full-service property intelligence company. Valued at around $30 million, the deal reflects Alpine Intel’s commitment to innovation, efficiency, and technology-driven claims management for insurance and utility industries.
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