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Weekly roundup · 10–16 August 2026

8 startup exits in the week of 10–16 August 2026: Dynatrace’s $915m deal for Arize AI leads

2 deals disclosed a price, worth $1.74bn together. Fintech was the busiest sector and North America the busiest region.

Dynatrace to acquire AI observability startup Arize for $915 millionPhoto: Mark Sengstbratl/Dynatrace / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0

We tracked 8 startup acquisitions announced between 10–16 August 2026, across 4 regions. Only 2 disclosed a price, adding up to $1.74bn; the rest kept terms private, which is normal for venture-backed exits.

The largest was Dynatrace’s $915m purchase of Arize AI, which had raised $130m. Jazz Pharmaceuticals paid $820m for Actio Biosciences.

Fintech accounted for 2 deals and North America for 4.

Thursday, 13 August 2026

Photo: Mark Sengstbratl/Dynatrace / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0AI · North AmericaDynatrace to acquire AI observability startup Arize for $915 millionThe deal joins a tool AI teams use to test models and agents before release with Dynatrace's software for watching applications in production, and both Arize founders move to Dynatrace.$250m–1bnSan Francisco·13 August 2026·3 min readPhoto: Beyond My Ken / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0Fintech · North AmericaCiti agrees to acquire rewards platform Kard to personalize card offersKard's API lets banks and fintechs serve merchant-funded cash-back offers based on card transaction data. Citi wants to put it in front of its roughly 70 million U.S. cardmembers.UndisclosedNew York·13 August 2026·3 min readPhoto: Basile Morin / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0Commerce & marketing · Southeast AsiaGraas acquires product data startup Trustana alongside $17 million Series BThe Singapore retail AI company bought a Temasek-incubated startup that cleans up product catalogues for retailers such as David Jones and Chemist Warehouse, to give its AI agents better data to work with.UndisclosedSingapore·13 August 2026·3 min readImage: CyberPilotCybersecurity · EuropeSEPPmail acquires Danish security-awareness startup CyberPilotThe Swiss email-encryption vendor bought the Aarhus training and phishing-simulation company to cover the risk its software cannot: the employee who clicks. It is the second deal in a plan, backed by LEA Partners, to build a European-only email security platform.UndisclosedAarhus·13 August 2026·3 min read