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Largest mergers and acquisitions by disclosed deal value.
| Acquirer | Target | Type | Value | Headline |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| QXO | TopBuild | Acquisition | $16.8B | QXO to acquire TopBuild in $16,843.0M deal |
| Berkshire Hathaway Inc. | Taylor Morrison Home Corporation | Acquisition | $8.5B | Berkshire Bets on Scale With Taylor Morrison Buyout |
| CRH | Arcosa, Inc. | Acquisition | $8.5B | CRH Bets $8.5 Billion on Arcosa to Deepen US Scale |
| MasTec, Inc. | Electrical Specialists, Inc., d/b/a The Superior Group | Acquisition | $1.7B | MasTec Buys Superior to Push Deeper Into Data Centers |
| Primoris Services Corporation | PayneCrest Electric, Inc. | Acquisition | $422M | Primoris Services Corporation to acquire PayneCrest Electric, Inc. in $422.0M cash deal |
| Dream Finders Homes, Inc. | Beazer Homes USA, Inc. | Acquisition | $32 | Dream Finders Raises Beazer Bid to $32 in Public Push |
| QXO, Inc. | TopBuild Corp. | Acquisition | Undisclosed | TopBuild Holders Lean Cash as QXO Nears Closing |
| Trivest Partners | Direct Metals, Inc. | Acquisition | Undisclosed | Trivest Partners acquires Direct Metals, Inc. |
| QXO, Inc. | TopBuild Corp. | Merger | Undisclosed | QXO Closes TopBuild Deal to Cement Building Products Scale |
| One Equity Partners | Leviat | Acquisition | Undisclosed | One Equity Partners acquires Leviat |
Page 1 of latest articles and deal coverage.
The Dallas-Fort Worth acquisition tightens Amrize’s control of a key concrete corridor as producers race to secure local supply, freight efficiency, and pricing leverage.
The deal adds union electrical labor, data center exposure, and a Northeast industrial foothold as infrastructure contractors race to secure scarce skilled capacity.
The deal adds Southern California traffic control and striping capacity as roadway safety contractors race to build local density around public infrastructure spending.
The higher cash offer turns a private approach into a pressure campaign as Dream Finders tests whether Beazer's board can defend staying independent.
The $1.65 billion deal gives MasTec inside-the-fence electrical work, scarce labor capacity, and tighter access to hyperscale construction spending.
The takeover gives QXO a commanding position across distribution and installation as it chases margin expansion, procurement leverage, and exposure to nonresidential demand.
The near-final approval hands QXO a national insulation platform and accelerates its push to aggregate building products distribution at scale.
The deal expands CRH's grip on aggregates and adds a foothold in grid infrastructure as construction materials groups chase scale in faster-growing US markets.
The election deadline sharpens focus on how investors value QXO stock versus cash as the buyer pushes deeper into building products distribution and installation.
The $8.5 billion deal deepens Berkshire Hathaway’s housing footprint and gives it a larger platform to compound through a cyclical market.