Historical performance in the Semiconductors category.
Source: Acquire.fyi, Jan 1, 2025 - Jul 20, 2026.
Largest mergers and acquisitions by disclosed deal value.
| Acquirer | Target | Type | Value | Headline |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Intel | Apollo-managed funds and affiliates | Repurchase of equity interest | $14.2B | Intel to acquire Apollo-managed funds and affiliates in $14,200.0M cash and new debt deal |
| Ecolab Inc. | CoolIT Systems | Acquisition | $4.8B | Ecolab Inc. to acquire CoolIT Systems in $4,750.0M cash deal |
| Marvell Technology, Inc. | Celestial AI | Acquisition | $3.3B | Marvell Technology, Inc. to acquire Celestial AI in $3,250.0M cash and stock deal |
| Lattice Semiconductor | AMI | Acquisition | $1.7B | Lattice Buys AMI to Push Deeper Into Server Control |
| Ferguson Enterprises Inc. | FWI Holdings, Inc. | Acquisition | $1.6B | Ferguson Buys FloWorks for $1.6 Billion to Deepen Industrial Reach |
| SiTime Corporation | Renesas Electronics Corporation timing business | Asset Purchase | $1.5B | SiTime Corporation to acquire Renesas Electronics Corporation timing business in $1,500.0M cash and stock deal |
| SEEQC, Inc. | Allegro Merger Corp. | Merger | $1B | SEEQC, Inc. to merge with Allegro Merger Corp. in $1,000.0M stock deal |
| Marvell Technology, Inc. | Celestial AI | Acquisition | $1B | Marvell Technology, Inc. acquires Celestial AI in $1,000.0M cash and equity deal |
| Credo Technology Group Holding Ltd | DustPhotonics | Acquisition | $750M | Credo Technology Group Holding Ltd to acquire DustPhotonics in $750.0M cash and stock deal |
| Marvell Technology, Inc. | XConn Technologies | Acquisition | $540M | Marvell Technology, Inc. to acquire XConn Technologies in $540.0M mix of cash and stock deal |
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The $250 million deal gives Diodes a higher-margin foothold in automated test equipment as chip complexity and production demands reshape analog semiconductor portfolios.
The deal pushes Ferguson further into technical flow control and recurring industrial maintenance revenue as distributors chase scale beyond cyclical construction demand.
The purchase pushes SiTime beyond oscillators into higher-margin clocking as AI infrastructure demand redraws the timing chip market.
The supplier is buying a critical precision manufacturing partner to tighten control of components, diversify end markets, and protect margins in a volatile industrial cycle.
The deal gives Qualcomm a compiler and runtime layer that could make its chips more usable in data centers and less dependent on any single hardware architecture.
The deal adds browser-based modeling and code generation to Renesas 365 as chipmakers race to own more of the embedded development workflow.
The $67 million deal gives York in-house solar cell capacity as defense and satellite builders confront fragile materials sourcing and longer lead times.
The deal gives Fortress a cash-generating platform in intellectual property licensing as investors hunt for assets with legal leverage and recurring monetization potential.
The shareholder vote clears a key hurdle for IonQ’s push to secure domestic chip manufacturing capacity tied to quantum and defense demand.
The deal adds a 240-person SAP specialist as clients in manufacturing and utilities race to modernize ERP stacks under tighter execution demands.
The $1.65 billion deal gives Lattice a larger foothold in data center firmware and shifts its role from component supplier to control-layer platform vendor.
The deal gives Marvell a tighter grip on the photonics stack as AI infrastructure spending shifts the bottleneck from compute to bandwidth and power.