AcquiredStartups
Weekly roundup · 5–11 January 2026

11 startup exits in the week of 5–11 January 2026: Mobileye’s $900m deal for Mentee Robotics leads

5 deals disclosed a price, worth $2.24bn together. Fintech was the busiest sector and North America the busiest region.

Mobileye to buy CEO Amnon Shashua's humanoid robot startup Mentee Robotics for $900MPhoto: U.S. Embassy Tel Aviv / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0

We tracked 11 startup acquisitions announced between 5–11 January 2026, across 5 regions. Only 5 disclosed a price, adding up to $2.24bn; the rest kept terms private, which is normal for venture-backed exits.

The largest was Mobileye’s $900m purchase of Mentee Robotics, which had raised $17m. CrowdStrike paid $740m for SGNL.

Fintech accounted for 2 deals and North America for 6.

Thursday, 8 January 2026

Photo: Marvel44 / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0Cybersecurity · North AmericaCrowdStrike agrees to buy identity security startup SGNL for about $740 millionCrowdStrike is paying close to $740 million, mostly in cash, for a Palo Alto company founded in 2021 that had raised $42 million to replace standing access privileges with real-time, risk-based authorization.$250m–1bnPalo Alto·8 January 2026·3 min readPhoto: Bobby Hidy / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0Travel & hospitality · IsraelEtraveli Group acquires Israeli flight-pricing AI startup WenrixWenrix, which says more than $14 billion of flights were sold through its platform in 2025 and has been profitable for over two years, will keep running independently inside the Swedish flight-booking group.UndisclosedIsrael·8 January 2026·3 min readPhoto: Shixart1985 / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0Healthtech & bio · North AmericaIntelyCare acquires hospital staffing app CareRev to cover acute and post-acute careThe deal joins IntelyCare's nursing platform, built around post-acute care, with CareRev's on-demand hospital shift app, which more than 35,000 clinicians use; both brands will stay.UndisclosedSacramento·8 January 2026·3 min readPhoto: NASA/JPL-Caltech / Wikimedia Commons, Public domainDeveloper tools · North AmericaSnowflake agrees to acquire observability startup Observe, which was built on its databaseObserve ran on Snowflake from its first day and counted Snowflake Ventures among its investors; The Information had put the price at about $1 billion, which would be Snowflake's largest deal.UndisclosedSan Mateo·8 January 2026·3 min read