Graham Partners, a private investment firm focused on advanced manufacturing and technology-enabled services, has acquired Immix, a provider of remote video monitoring workflow solutions, for undisclosed terms.

Founded in 2003, Immix is headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina, with an additional office in Swansea, Wales, and serves a global client base. Its platform integrates video, audio, access control, sensors and AI analytics through a single interface, acting as a system of record for more than 200 remote video monitoring customers and helping monitoring centers keep more than 100,000 businesses, schools and job sites safe.

The company’s core platform, Immix Central Station, ingests alarms and video feeds from more than 500 supported device types for third-party video monitoring centers, while its Guard Force platform extends similar capabilities to large enterprises operating internal security and command centers, as well as remote guarding and outsourced security operations providers.

Graham said rising alarm volumes and a tightening skilled-labor market are accelerating the industry’s shift from traditional human guarding toward AI-enabled video monitoring, and that Immix is positioned to benefit from and enable that shift as a hardware- and technology-agnostic workflow provider.

“We are excited to support Immix in continuing to be a core enabler of this technology for customers around the globe,” said Rob Newbold, managing partner and chief investment officer at Graham Partners. “We look forward to partnering with the Immix team as we seek to accelerate investment in their platform and capabilities to even better support its customers and the ongoing adoption of RVM.”

Graham Partners, based in suburban Philadelphia, typically targets companies with EBITDA up to $50 million and can offer control or minority capital solutions. The firm has closed more than 170 acquisitions and investments since it began managing third-party capital more than 25 years ago, and its regulatory assets under management stood at approximately $5.1 billion as of June 30, 2026.

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