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Deal Tracker

US M&A deals, as they are filed.

The tracker screens SEC filings and the press wires every morning and pulls the transactions out: who bought whom, on what terms, advised by which firms. The ten most recent are below — free, and without an account.

The preview below is free. The archive, the filters and the watchlists are the paid tool.

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The ten most recent transactions.

Refreshed every half hour, exactly as the filings and press releases disclosed them. Where a price was not disclosed, the table says so rather than guessing one.

Deal Value Status Sector Filed
MNK Group acquires Danish Not disclosed Completed Insurance 09/10/2026
Chime acquires Stride Bank Deal value: $590 million Announced Banking & Consumer Finance 09/10/2026
Andover Properties acquires Self Storage Facility Leominster Not disclosed Announced Real Estate 09/10/2026
SeQent acquires Open Automation Software Not disclosed Announced Software & IT Services 09/10/2026
Centre Partners acquires Navajo Expedited Not disclosed Completed Transport & Logistics 09/10/2026
Arrow Bank acquires Skene Valley Agency Not disclosed Announced Insurance 09/10/2026
Relevant Solutions acquires Conrad Kacsik Not disclosed Announced Instruments & Manufacturing 09/10/2026
Galloway & Company, LLC acquires Anderson Wahlen & Associates Not disclosed Completed Construction & Engineering 09/09/2026
Circle acquires Tazapay Deal value: $3.9 Billion Announced Banking & Consumer Finance 09/08/2026
EQT X acquires McGill and Partners Not disclosed Announced Insurance 09/04/2026
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Publicly disclosed US M&A transactions. Last updated 28 minutes ago.

How the table is built

Three steps, and a model is not one of them.

Everything in the rows above came out of a document somebody filed or published. This is what happens between that document and the table.

Every morning

The filings are screened

EDGAR 8-Ks, merger filings and tender offers, plus the press wires and the advisors’ own announcements. Three days are re-read each time, because late filers exist.

Then

The facts are read out

Buyer, target, seller, terms, status and the advisors on each side, pulled from the text by pattern. Four documents about one deal collapse into one row.

Never

Nothing is estimated

A value appears only if the document stated it, in the words the document used. No revenue guesses, no multiples, no modelled enterprise value.

What this is not

The four things the tracker will not do.

Every one of these is a decision rather than a gap — and each is something other deal databases sell, which this one declines to.

It does not estimate deal values

If the filing did not say what the transaction was worth, the row says Not disclosed. Most midmarket deals disclose nothing, and a number invented to fill the column would be the least trustworthy thing on the page.

It does not score or rank deals

No fit rating, no quality tier, no heat. A ranking is a judgment about your strategy, which the tracker does not know and is not going to guess at.

It does not name individuals

Advisory firms are named, with the side each one represented. The bankers and lawyers the press release also names are left out of the record.

It does not publish what you paste in

A deal you add yourself stays in your account. It is never merged into the shared corpus other subscribers read, and it leaves with you if you close the account.

The rest of the market is behind the account.

Ten rows are free. The archive, the sector and value filters, the advisor tables and the watchlists that email you are the tool.