The Tip Desk

The first sizeable software listing of the half priced at $31 and closed its first session well above, reopening a shut window.

Antitrust reviewers asked for more information, pushing the expected close into next year and putting the overlap analysis on the record.

The Reverse Morris Trust deal is expected to close October 1, 2026, creating a scaled thermal-management company with Modine shareholders owning 40%.

The Southeast regional lender will pay $10.50 a share in cash and stock, a 25% premium to First Community’s September 9 close.

The peripheral-nerve-repair company said the purchase of NerveTape, the first FDA-approved sutureless repair device, will broaden its addressable market.

The Glens Falls bank holding company said the deal will expand Upstate Agency’s insurance operations in Washington County.

The online vehicle-auction operator will pay $10.50 a share to add a digital dealer-to-dealer wholesale platform and close by year-end 2026.

The foodservice distributor said the deal would create a preeminent multi-channel foodservice distribution platform.

The pipeline operator now owns the full EPIC Crude Holdings system and serves as operator of record of the Cactus III Pipeline.

The combination of two Midwest utilities is structured as a merger of equals that would create a parent named Bright Horizon Energy.

The Canadian energy company said the purchase links Bakken, Powder River Basin and Denver-Julesburg crude through Cushing and complements its Express-Platte system.

The all-stock combination of two middle-market apartment REITs is expected to be about 5% accretive to 2027 Core FFO per share on a leverage-neutral basis.