A view of the New York Stock Exchange on the corner of Wall St. and Nassau St. Photo: Ryland West/ALM Deal Watch: Big Deals in Data and Energy Lead the Week in M&A
Multiple $4 billion-plus deals in energy and data storage, plus a rather large buy of pest control company Anticimex, highlight a big week in big deals.
June 14, 2021 at 01:28 PM
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Tech—specifically tech companies focused on data storage and management—and energy company consolidation were the drivers in another strong week in M&A as the first half of this record-breaking year nears its zenith. Also entering big-deal territory was a multibillion-dollar pest management company acquisition.
A $7 billion merger between data storage companies Datavant and Ciox Health and the $5.3 billion buy of Cloudera by private equity firms Clayton, Dubilier & Rice and Kohlberg Kravis Roberts led the way on the data front.
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