Projects, tenders, funding and deals in smart water, mobility, lighting, energy and IoT, reported every day by the Kurrant news desk.
Sweden's Netmore Group acquires US-based Senet to expand IoT network operations across 11 countries. The firm manages over 1 million devices.
Mobility and TrafficMiovision Expands Smart Traffic Solution with New AcquisitionCanadian mobility firm Miovision acquires Texas-based CJ Hensch & Associates in its fifth acquisition to expand accident prevention capabilities.
WaterBadger Meter Boosts Remote Water Monitoring with AcquisitionBadger Meter acquires remote water monitoring hardware and software from Trimble to expand real-time monitoring for water and wastewater systems.
WaterABB Expands Smart Water Management with Real Tech AcquisitionABB acquires Canadian firm Real Tech to expand its smart water management portfolio with real-time optical sensors and AI-driven monitoring tools.
Mobility and TrafficSafety21 Acquires iMoi to Enhance Urban Security & Road SafetyIn Italy, Safety21 completely acquires urban security startup iMoi to expand its public administration tools and AI-based road safety services.
EV ChargingPacific Equity Partners Invests $250M in EVSE for EV ExpansionPacific Equity Partners invests $250 million in EVSE for a majority stake to expand electric vehicle charging across Australia and New Zealand.
WaterSiemens Acquires BuntPlanet for Enhanced AI Water SolutionsSiemens acquires Spanish AI company BuntPlanet to integrate its global smart metering and leak detection software into its water utility portfolio.
Street LightingRagni Acquires HESS GmbH to Expand European ReachFrance's Groupe Ragni acquires German lighting firm HESS GmbH to expand high-end street lighting across Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
Environmental MonitoringYotta Capital Secures Majority in BH TechnologiesYotta Capital Partners acquires a majority stake in BH Technologies to boost growth in energy-efficient lighting and optimized waste collection.
OtherWebdyn Eyes Majority Stake in Troubled AdeunisFlexitron subsidiary Webdyn seeks a majority stake in France-based Adeunis to help the IoT sensor specialist bounce back from financial issues.
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