M&A Deal Tracker
What's actually trading in the lower middle market
National sector deep-dives and a running regional tracker of closed transactions across Oregon and Southwest Washington. Signals I use with clients — who's buying, what's trading, and where the momentum sits.
Sector deep-dives across the U.S.
Where buyers are actively rolling up companies nationwide. Useful context whether you're in the sector or watching adjacent activity.
National Sector · H1 2026
22 lower-middle-market roofing transactions. PE-backed platforms drove 91% of activity, with Ridgeline, Valor, Tecta, TrussPoint and Greenwood leading consolidation.
National Sector · H1 2026
58 lower-middle-market manufacturing deals across precision components, forgings, industrial products, food & beverage and building materials — active in 29 states.
National Sector · H1 2026
62 lower-middle-market construction and specialty-trade deals across 27 states. HVAC, roofing, plumbing, civil engineering and architecture roll-ups led volume, concentrated in Texas, Florida and the Carolinas.
National Sector · H1 2026
78 lower-middle-market business services deals across 31 states — marketing, wealth management and RIAs, insurance brokerage, staffing, safety consulting and facilities services. The highest-volume category of H1 2026.
National Sector · H1 2026
72 lower-middle-market software and IT deals across 21 states — AI, cybersecurity, vertical SaaS and data businesses. Strategic buyers took 92% of the volume, led by California and New York.
National Sector · H1 2026
72 lower-middle-market hospitality and food & beverage deals across 26 states — restaurants and multi-unit concepts, craft beverage, specialty foods and resorts. Led by California, Texas and Florida.
Deal activity in Portland & Southwest Washington
A running list of closed lower-middle-market transactions with target headquarters in Oregon or Southwest Washington. Updated as new deals are announced.
Curious what your business is worth?
I keep a close read on what's trading and who's buying. Let's compare notes over lunch.