AcquiredStartups
Weekly roundup · 8–14 June 2026

15 startup exits in the week of 8–14 June 2026: Figure’s $717m deal for Kiavi leads

6 deals disclosed a price, worth $1.22bn together. Commerce & marketing was the busiest sector and Europe the busiest region.

Figure agrees to buy real estate investor lender Kiavi for $717 millionPhoto: Kurtkaiser / Wikimedia Commons, CC0

We tracked 15 startup acquisitions announced between 8–14 June 2026, across 7 regions. Only 6 disclosed a price, adding up to $1.22bn; the rest kept terms private, which is normal for venture-backed exits.

The largest was Figure’s $717m purchase of Kiavi. Adyen paid $335m for Orb.

Commerce & marketing accounted for 4 deals and Europe for 5.

Thursday, 11 June 2026

Photo: Donald Trung Quoc Don (Chữ Hán: 徵國單) - Wikimedia Commons - © / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0Fintech · North AmericaAdyen agrees to buy usage-based billing startup Orb for $335 million in cashAdyen is paying $335 million for Orb, a five-year-old company that had raised $44 million, and Orb's co-founders are putting a significant part of their proceeds back into new Adyen shares.$250m–1bnSan Francisco·11 June 2026·3 min readPhoto: ahtcx / Wikimedia Commons, CC0Commerce & marketing · EuropeAkeneo acquires Paris pricing software startup PricingHUBAkeneo, which manages product data for brands and retailers, is adding pricing to its Product Cloud, arguing that AI shopping agents will compare products on data and price together.UndisclosedParis·11 June 2026·3 min readPhoto: Coolcaesar / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0Developer tools · EuropeOpenAI agrees to buy Ona, the former Gitpod, to run Codex agents in customers' cloudsThe 79-person German company built cloud development environments for about two million developers. OpenAI wants its technology so that Codex agents can keep working for hours or days inside systems that enterprises control.UndisclosedKiel·11 June 2026·3 min readPhoto: GlacierNPS / Wikimedia Commons, Public domainAI · EuropeOVHcloud acquires Paris voice AI startup Gladia in an all-share dealGladia co-founder and CEO Jean-Louis Quéguiner had previously worked at OVHcloud, and the French cloud provider paid for his speech-to-text company with about 1.8 million new shares rather than cash.UndisclosedParis·11 June 2026·3 min readPhoto: PaulGorduiz106 / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0Healthtech & bio · North AmericaSagility acquires CareSeed to add HEDIS quality analytics for Medicare Advantage plansCareSeed's two cloud platforms handle NCQA-certified HEDIS reporting and chart abstraction for about 30 small and mid-sized US health plans, a segment Sagility wants to grow in.UndisclosedKansas City·11 June 2026·3 min read

Tuesday, 9 June 2026

Photo: Nivaldo Cit filho / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0Commerce & marketing · Latin AmericaAsaas buys WhatsApp CRM startup HelenaCRM for R$150 million ($29 million)The Brazilian fintech's largest acquisition to date adds a WhatsApp sales CRM whose 500-plus resellers already overlap with its own base: 35% of them are Asaas customers.< $50mBelo Horizonte·9 June 2026·3 min readPhoto: Flocci Nivis / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0Legal & compliance · EuropeDeepIP acquires Munich patent drafting tool PatentMaker to expand in GermanyPatentMaker began as an internal tool at Munich IP firm Boehmert & Boehmert and is now used by nearly half of Germany's top IP law firms; DeepIP is opening its German office inside that firm.UndisclosedMunich·9 June 2026·3 min readPhoto: Humphrey Bolton / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0Mobility & logistics · EuropeInfomedia acquires Munich car dealer marketing startup VeactThe TPG-owned Australian aftersales software group bought Veact, whose data tools run service marketing for more than 1,000 dealership sites in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, giving a group of German venture investors an exit.UndisclosedMunich·9 June 2026·3 min readPhoto: PiDatacenters / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0Cybersecurity · North AmericaRubrik acquires identity orchestration startup Strata to keep logins running during attacksStrata's technology, built by a co-author of the SAML login standard, now powers a Rubrik feature that switches to a backup identity provider when the main one is compromised or goes down.UndisclosedBoulder·9 June 2026·3 min read