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Biggest exit of the week · Commerce & marketing · North America

Uber agrees to buy workplace catering marketplace ezCater for $2.3 billion in cash

ezCater handled more than $2.5 billion in gross bookings over the past year with average orders above $400, and Uber says the Boston company is already profitable on an adjusted basis.

Price$2.3bnTotal raised$420mMultiple5.5xLast roundSeries D+Founded2007
Boston · 6 October 2026 · 3 min read
Top dealsPhoto: Photo Credit: James Gathany Content Providers: CDC/ Douglas / Wikimedia Commons, Public domainHealthtech & bio · North AmericaShionogi agrees to buy rare-disease drugmaker IntraBio for $2 billionShionogi is paying $2 billion in cash for a privately held biotech whose only product, Aqneursa, brought in about $68 million last year and won a second FDA approval less than three weeks before the deal.Austin · 5 Oct · 3 min readImage: M-KOPAFintech · EuropeM-KOPA buys Finnish phone-locking software maker KilpiTek for $8 millionThe Kenyan smartphone lender quietly closed the deal in March; UK filings now show it paid a third in cash and the rest mostly in its own shares to own the software that locks phones when customers miss payments.Tampere · 7 Oct · 3 min readPhoto: Luke Ma from Taipei, Taiwan ROC / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0AI · East AsiaCoconala buys 51% of AI consultancy Acrosstudio for ¥872 million ($5.8 million)The Tokyo skills marketplace is making the five-year-old AI implementation firm, which booked about $7.5 million in revenue last year, the core of the new AI division it set up in September.Tokyo · 7 Oct · 3 min readPhoto: Sangitiana Fararano / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0AI · North AmericaXMax agrees to buy vertical GaN chip startup Hexa Creation for $4.1 millionThe former furniture seller Nova LifeStyle, renamed XMax last year, is paying about $4.1 million in cash for a startup built on university-licensed patents for 1200V gallium nitride power transistors aimed at AI data centres.United States · 9 Oct · 3 min readPhoto: NOIRLab/NSF/AURA/T. Slovinský / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0Cybersecurity · North AmericaTiny buys Oso Cloud's assets for C$1.9 million as Oso's founder and team join TemporalA startup that raised about $26 million from investors including Sequoia and Felicis sold its authorization product for C$1.9 million (about $1.3 million), while its CEO and part of the team went to Temporal to work on AI agent security.New York · 7 Oct · 3 min read

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