We tracked 13 startup acquisitions announced between 29 June – 5 July 2026, across 8 regions. Only 3 disclosed a price, adding up to $823m; the rest kept terms private, which is normal for venture-backed exits.
The largest was Ipsen’s $800m purchase of Memo Therapeutics. DDB AG paid $22m for Infinium Robotics.
Fintech accounted for 3 deals and Israel for 3.
Wednesday, 1 July 2026
Photo: Rhoda Baer (Photographer) / Wikimedia Commons, Public domainHealthtech & bio · EuropeIpsen to buy Swiss biotech Memo Therapeutics for €200 million upfront plus milestonesThe French drugmaker is paying for one asset: potravitug, a Phase II antibody against BK polyomavirus in kidney-transplant patients. Memo's discovery platform and other staff are being split off into a new company its shareholders keep.
Photo: Ynhockey / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0Fintech · IsraelNipendo buys spend-management startup PayEm for $500,000 after it raised about $47 millionThe buyer, part of Israel's Top Group Software, paid a symbolic price and committed up to $3.5 million more, mostly to pay down debt; all existing PayEm shares and options are being cancelled.
Photo: B.alotaby / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0Fintech · Middle EastBeehive takes majority control of Saudi debt crowdfunding platform ThemarThe Dubai SME lender, which had worked in Saudi Arabia through bank partnerships since 2020, now owns a platform licensed by the Saudi Central Bank and says it is the first digital SME financing platform regulated in the UAE, Oman and Saudi Arabia.
Photo: Siddarth P Raj / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0Proptech · IndiaCrib acquires CirclePe to offer zero-deposit renting in India's co-living marketThe co-living management software company, which says it serves more than 2,500 operators handling over $1 billion in rent, bought a two-year-old startup that finances tenants' security deposits through lending partners.
Photo: Syced / Wikimedia Commons, CC0Cybersecurity · IsraelQualcomm acquires Israeli home-network security company SAM Seamless NetworkSAM's software, sold through broadband providers such as AT&T, Verizon and Virgin Media, covers more than 15 million networks; Israeli press put the price at over $100 million to over $150 million.
Photo: Wilfredor / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0Fintech · Latin AmericaTilt acquires Brazilian salary-advance lender Blipay in its fourth market outside the USThe San Francisco lender formerly known as Empower Finance gets an immediate foothold in Brazil and a user base it puts at more than 6 million registered users.Tuesday, 30 June 2026
Photo: Thomas Quine / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0Cybersecurity · IsraelAikido Security acquires Root, the former Slim.AI, to patch open-source code in placeRoot's agents write fixes for the exact library versions companies already run, so teams do not have to upgrade. Aikido is opening an Israeli development centre for Root's staff.
Photo: Dllu / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0AI · EuropeDatadog acquires Adaptive ML to strengthen its AI research labThe reinforcement-learning startup, which counted Datadog chief executive Olivier Pomel among its early angel investors, joins Datadog AI Research to train models on observability data.
Photo: Kenneth C. Zirkel / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0Commerce & marketing · North AmericaHubSpot agrees to acquire Warmly, maker of AI agents that convert website visitorsWarmly's first integration was with HubSpot in 2023; three years later 223 of its paying customers were connecting the two products, and HubSpot is now buying the company.
Photo: Robert Bock / Wikimedia Commons, CC0Developer tools · IndiaNoon acquires Bengaluru mobile testing startup FinalRun in its first India dealThe AI product design company, which raised $44 million in April, is buying a year-old team that builds agents able to operate Android and iOS phones on their own.
Photo: kallerna / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0AI · East AsiaRebellions acquires inference optimization startup SqueezeBits in share swapThe Korean AI chipmaker's first acquisition brings in a profitable software partner it had worked with since 2024, and turns SqueezeBits backers such as Kakao Ventures into Rebellions shareholders.