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BP sells its onshore wind business to LS Power. The agreement is part of BP’s strategy to refocus on oil and gas. The sale includes 10 wind assets in the U.S. with a net capacity of 1.3 GW….
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A decisive week for UK M&A activity, marked by global buyers. Four out of five headline deals this week involved foreign acquirers or sponsors, reinforcing perceptions of UK-listed value and highlighting continued regulatory pragmatism.
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Bridgepoint is set to acquire mydentist for up to £800 million. The FTSE-250 investor is poised to re-enter UK dentistry, buying the 600-practice chain from Palamon in a deal valuing the business at nearly £800 million. Market sources expect a formal announcement on Friday, 18 July 2025.
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WSP Global will acquire Ricardo for £363 million in cash. The deal gives shareholders a 28 percent premium and sharpens WSP’s focus on environmental and advisory growth as it targets further expansion in the UK and Europe.
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Wagestream has acquired pensions technology provider Zippen in a move. The deal underlines the growing demand for workplace financial benefits, as Wagestream strengthens its position in employee financial wellbeing with new specialist expertise in the UK pensions market.
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US-backed buyers led five major UK M&A deals this week. Boardroom shifts, valuation gaps, and sector-specific drivers shaped property, industrials, and tech transactions, with most deal value remaining in the mid-market.
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Brillian UK, part of Constellation Software, has acquired Trakm8. The court-approved takeover values Trakm8 at £7.8 million, with delisting from AIM scheduled for 10 July. The 9.5p per share deal represents a 280% premium, underscoring continued overseas interest in UK vertical software assets.
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Clarity AI acquires ecolytiq to enhance climate engagement solutions. Clarity AI aims to bolster its climate engagement capabilities for global banking institutions through the acquisition of ecolytiq, a firm specialising in climate engagement solutions for financial services….
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Five US transactions lifted M&A volumes in a shortened week. Regulatory clarity and strategic appetite drove landmark acquisitions by HPE, Home Depot, Boeing, AbbVie, and Thoma Bravo, marking a renewed focus on scale, sector positioning, and technology leadership.
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Foreign buyers drove this week’s top M&A deals in Britain. UK assets continued to attract overseas and private-equity capital, with five major transactions totalling more than £18 billion announced or completed across financial services, industry, and property sectors.