Check out the 13 mergers and acquisitions of tech and life sciences companies we reported on in February.
Agrify Corp., a cultivation and extraction solutions company for the cannabis and hemp industry, announced it has acquired Lab Society for $8 million.
Foxborough-based Thrive, a provider of NextGen managed services, has acquired Preemo, a Miami-based technology services firm. The terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Intellia Therapeutics, a clinical-stage genome editing company, acquired Rewrite Therapeutics Inc., a private biotechnology company developing DNA writing technologies. Intellia said it will pay Rewrite shareholders $45 million in an upfront payment, with an additional $155 million for pre-specified research and regulatory approval milestones through Intellia common stock and cash. Additional details were not disclosed.
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Battery maker SES AI Corp., which has about 100 people in its Woburn headquarters, is one of the first local tech companies to go public in 2022 after completing a reverse merger, that was valued at about $3.6 billion when the deal was announced last year.
Dive Technologies Inc., a Boston-based subsea robotics designer and manufacturer, was acquired by Anduril Industries Inc., a defense technology company. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Boston-based IDG Communications Inc. acquired Selling Simplified, a marketing-as-a-service platform that provides lead generation products, data services and analytics. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Framingham-based Rave Mobile Safety, which provides crisis communications technology, announced the acquisition of AppArmor, a developer of custom branded safety apps. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Danvers-based DemandScience, a B2B pipeline generation company, acquired Finity SA, a Swiss-based company providing AI-driven content creation and aggregation. DemandScience also announced the opening of its new European headquarters in London. Terms of the acquisition were not disclosed.
Stoughton-based Collegium Pharmaceutical Inc. acquired North Carolina-based BioDelivery Sciences International Inc. This deal will broaden Collegium's pain and neurology products portfolio. Collegium acquired BDSI for $5.60 per share in cash.
Boston-based 3Play Media acquired Captionmax, a company that provides live and recorded captioning, localization and audio description services. The acquisition includes National Captioning Canada, the largest live captioning provider in Canada and a subsidiary of Captionmax. Terms of the acquisition were not disclosed.
Boston-based Snyk, a developer security company, acquired Maryland-based Fugue, a cloud security and compliance company. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Framingham-based Definitive Healthcare, a healthcare software company, acquired Analytical Wizards. Last year, Definitive Healthcare raised $420M in an IPO, making it the second largest of 2021. Terms of the recent acquisition were not disclosed.
Akamai Technologies Inc. bought cloud computing platform Linode LLC for approximately $900 million in cash.
