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Last updated: June 10, 2026, 5:30 AM ET

Fleet Management Consolidation Acquired 49% stake in UAE‑based Lease Plan Emirates, expanding Blue Five’s exposure to a fleet of roughly 7,000 vehicles serving corporates, government agencies and private clients. The deal aligns with a broader trend of private‑equity firms targeting high‑margin leasing operations in the Gulf, where fleet density and corporate travel spend remain robust despite regional headwinds.

Scale‑Up in Private‑Markets Platforms* Integrated Pathway Capital after Clearlake Capital completed its purchase, adding a $95bn private‑markets specialist to a platform that now oversees more than $185bn of assets. The acquisition deepens Clearlake’s foothold in wealth‑management distribution channels, giving it a broader client base for secondary‑market fund products and enhancing cross‑sell opportunities across its existing portfolio.**

AI‑Driven Telematics Expansion Led €49m round as Blume Equity backed Camera Matics, the AI‑powered video telematics provider serving about 1,000 commercial fleets across Europe and the United States. The capital infusion will fund product development and accelerate market penetration in the UK and Ireland, where regulatory pressure on fleet safety is prompting operators to adopt advanced monitoring solutions.

Specialist Services Roll‑up Closed acquisition of Wescott by HIG‑backed Coriant, adding coatings, rope‑access, fire‑protection and asset‑integrity capabilities to its growing infrastructure services portfolio. The move broadens Coriant’s service offering in the UK and international markets, positioning the firm to capture rising demand for asset‑integrity projects in the energy and utilities sectors.

Industrial Distribution Divestiture Sold Netherlands arm as Mutares transferred F.lli Ferrari’s Dutch distribution business to HMF Group, streamlining the crane‑manufacturing owner’s focus on core engineering activities. The transaction, though undisclosed financially, reflects a continued private‑equity strategy of carving out non‑core logistics units to generate cash for debt reduction and reinvestment in higher‑growth segments.