Mergers & Acquisitions

UK-based AV distributor has made its first acquisition with Starin Marketing.

Diversified says the acquisition expands its domestic footprint and continues growth of its service offerings.

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As a result of the acquisition, Almo Pro A/V is now sourcing all of NewComm’s ClearOne inventory, while giving former NewComm customers access to Almo Pro A/V’s more than 60 AV brands.

The addition of Unified Technology Systems and its team is designed to strengthen Solutionz’ capability to design, build, and manage technology deployments to current and future clients.

NV5 has acquired The Sextant Group to give the company the ability to provide clients with a broader range of services from a single entity.

Uniguest acquired Tripleplay to complement its acquisition of Onelan, bringing digital signage solutions to its global customers and key vertical market.

Broadsign has reached an agreement to acquire Ayuda Media Systems. The transaction is expected to close in Q2 2019.

Signet Electronic Systems has acquired Sideband Systems, a 27-year old technology systems integrator specializing in high performance wireless systems.

Pro Media Audio & Video has been acquired from Panasonic North America by the original founder, Andrew Serb.

Level 3 Audio Visual of Mesa, AZ has acquired Audio Visual Resources (AVR) of Mineola, NY.

NEEO product team to enhance Control4’s plans for next-generation interaction devices across the smart home.

VITEC has acquired T-21 Technologies, a provider of OTT streaming media solutions for media operations, broadcasters, and content owners worldwide.

Global network and electrical infrastructure provider Panduit has completed its acquisition of Atlona.

Bose has acquired ZiipRoom, a developer of productivity and connectivity software for meeting rooms, conferences, and devices.

Paladin Technologies has begun its expansion into the U.S. market through a recent merger with TekWorks, which is headquartered in San Diego, CA.