Track recorded fund announcements, transactions, leadership appointments and strategic developments from DataBane's published research.
Freenome completed its business combination and began trading on Nasdaq. Farallon participated in the concurrent PIPE.
Lone Pine participated in Fireworks' Series D, its latest publicly identified private-market investment.
Warburg Pincus announced its acquisition of Integrace, an Indian formulations company focused on orthopedics and gynecology. The release says True North and Temasek will fully exit. Rehan Khan was named incoming CEO. Financial terms and an exact closing date were not disclosed.
A Warburg Pincus-led group agreed to acquire control of PANTHERx Rare. An ADIA subsidiary would make a minority investment, with Nautic Partners and management retaining significant stakes. Closing remained subject to conditions and approvals. Transaction value and Warburg Pincus's exact ownership were undisclosed.
ICONIQ announced its investment partnership with Helsing alongside the defense technology company's Series E. The announcement does not establish an ICONIQ-specific investment amount.
Warburg Pincus signed an agreement to invest in Australian commercial credit reporting platform CreditorWatch. Completion was conditional and scheduled for the third quarter of 2026; the release does not establish that closing occurred. Terms were undisclosed.
Oxylabs announced an investment from Warburg Pincus Capital Solutions Founders Fund, its first outside investment. Proceeds support development of its data infrastructure products. The exact ownership percentage was not disclosed.
AustralianSuper announced a further A$500 million investment in India's National Investment and Infrastructure Fund, taking overall India allocations across asset classes to A$3.3 billion.
B Capital-led consortium, including CalPERS, agreed to acquire Russell Investments from TA Associates and Reverence Capital Partners for 2.8 Billion USD. The transaction was announced on 09 Jul 2026.
UniCredit completed the tender-offer period with 17.60% additional shares tendered, taking aggregate exposure to 47.59%.
Third Point Ventures portfolio company Kentik was acquired by Infoblox, representing a venture portfolio exit for Third Point Ventures.
ING agreed to buy a stake in Singular Bank from Warburg Pincus, which the release identified as holding 93%. ING expected a non-controlling 40% position, depending on management investment. Closing was expected in Q1 2027, subject to regulatory approvals.
On 6 July 2026, InfraVia and CVC announced an agreement for InfraVia European Fund VI to acquire D-Marin alongside its management team. D-Marin was founded in 2003 and acquired by CVC in 2020. At announcement, the platform operated 28 premium marinas across nine countries, with more than 14,300 berths, including over 1,000 superyacht berths. It served more than 50,000 customers annually and included 12 professional boatyards. InfraVia plans continued investment in the marina network, customer services and digital capabilities, drawing on its transportation, maritime and leisure infrastructure experience. Completion was expected during 2026 subject to customary approvals; the announcement does not establish a completed acquisition. Morgan Stanley and White & Case advised InfraVia, while Goldman Sachs and Clifford Chance advised CVC. Consideration was undisclosed.
NatWest announced completion of its acquisition of Evelyn Partners, effective 30 June 2026, following the sale agreement announced by Permira and Warburg Pincus in February. The transaction had a GBP 2.7 billion enterprise value. This is the value of the acquired business, not proceeds attributable to Warburg Pincus.
PSI and the Warburg Pincus-controlled bidder confirmed all offer conditions were fulfilled, with settlement expected within ten banking days. The 82.33% secured figure included tendered and contracted shares, so it is not recorded as settled ownership.
Partners Group invested GBP 260 million as a co-lead investor in a rolling stock continuation vehicle established by Aberdeen Investments and Rock Rail. The investment supports five UK passenger fleets and future opportunities.
Nuveen Energy Infrastructure Credit completed a US$546 million preferred equity investment to support the SunZia transmission and wind infrastructure project in the United States. The investment provides long-term capital for one of the largest renewable energy infrastructure developments in the U.S., reinforcing Nuveen's strategy of investing in energy transition and infrastructure credit assets.
Nemetschek completed the acquisition of HCSS from Thoma Bravo, marking a portfolio exit in the construction software sector.
Partners Group invested USD 250 million for clients through its infrastructure secondaries strategy in an Avenue Capital-managed aviation continuation vehicle. Avenue Capital's aviation team continues to manage the portfolio.
Alecta's wholly owned property subsidiary Alecta Fastigheter agreed to acquire two Stockholm office properties from Castellum. The underlying property valuation was SEK 5,014 million. The properties are Isotopen 1 and Klassföreståndaren 3 and total approximately 36,100 square metres. Alecta Fastigheter, rather than its pension-company parent, is the actual buyer.
Canadian defence technology firm Dominion Dynamics announced a C$139 million (US$100 million) Series A financing on June 30, 2026, led by Georgian. Other participants included OMERS, Valor Equity Partners, RBC, BDC and previous investors including BCI and Bessemer Venture Partners. Dominion develops surveillance and autonomous systems intended for extreme environments and Arctic conditions. The financing follows a C$21 million seed round and brings cumulative capital raised to approximately C$169 million since its 2025 launch. BCI's individual contribution to the Series A was not disclosed.
Warburg Pincus agreed to acquire Network Plus from OMERS Private Equity and other shareholders. The utility and infrastructure services acquisition remained subject to regulatory approval at announcement. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Partners Group launched B Residences with Empira to develop a Breitling-branded Miami condominium tower. The investment and construction remain planned; Partners Group owns Breitling for clients and acquired Empira corporately.
Clearwater announced that its acquisition by a Permira and Warburg Pincus-led group had completed. Francisco Partners supported the deal and Temasek participated. Clearwater shares ceased trading on the NYSE; no investor-specific ticket or ownership is asserted.
Aecon announced an agreement to repurchase Oaktree-managed funds' as-converted 27.5% preferred equity holding in Aecon Utilities for C$320 million. Its June 25 announcement implied approximately C$1.2 billion of subsidiary equity value. Closing was expected in the fourth quarter of 2026, and was not confirmed completed in the announcement.
responsAbility announced USD 110 million from Alecta for its emerging-markets climate finance investment strategy. The proceeds support energy efficiency, renewable generation and climate adaptation. It was Alecta's third investment with the manager. The release did not identify the formal fund or vehicle, so it should not be represented as a commitment to a named fund.
Caplight announced a $16 million Series A financing led by BlackRock and Fin Capital, with LEAP Global Partners also co-leading and UBS participating as a strategic investor. The company said BlackRock would serve as a strategic investor and explore collaboration through Aladdin and Preqin. Caplight provides private-market data and workflow tools. The announced financing amount represents the entire round; BlackRock’s individual contribution was not disclosed.
Viking led a preferred equity investment in American Securities backed jac to finance growth and refinitional expansion.
ICONIQ announced that it was co-leading Conduct's Series A. Conduct develops AI software for enterprise IT systems.
3i Infrastructure confirmed completion of the sale of its TCR stake on June 17, 2026 and reported EUR 1,129 million of seller proceeds. BlackRock's GIP had announced the acquisition agreement on March 5, with TCR management investing alongside it. TCR leases airport ground support equipment. The disclosed seller proceeds are not presented as BlackRock's individual investment or the enterprise value of TCR.
