Global mergers and acquisitions (M&A) activity continues to produce major billion-dollar transactions across logistics real estate, healthcare, aviation, electrical infrastructure and consumer health.
The latest M&A activity reflects continued strategic consolidation across sectors, as companies pursue scale, expand into new markets, strengthen capabilities and reposition their portfolios. Large transactions across real estate, healthcare, aviation, industrials and consumer health highlight the breadth of dealmaking activity in the current market.
Below are the top five M&A deals announced in the week ending August 09, 2026. The data is curated from the Intellizence mergers & acquisitions Dataset.
| Acquiring Company | Acquired Company | Deal Size |
|---|---|---|
| WDP (Merger) | Argan | $14.8 billion |
| Brookfield Asset Management and Canada Pension Plan Investment Board | LXP Industrial Trust | $5.2 billion |
| OCS Group International | Mittie | $4 billion |
| Tempus AI | Personalis | $1.5 billion |
| Truelink Capital | Lyons Magnus | $1 billion |
Top 5 Major Deals of the Week
1. Prologis to Acquire Segro for £14 Billion
Acquirer: Prologis
Acquired: Segro
Deal Value: £14 billion ($18.81 billion)
Industry: Logistics and industrial real estate
Prologis will acquire U.K. rival Segro for £14 billion ($18.81 billion). The deal brings together two prominent players in industrial and logistics property and significantly expands Prologis’ presence in the U.K. and European markets.
The transaction stands out as the largest of these recently announced deals and represents a significant development in the logistics and industrial real estate sector.
2. Curium and Lantheus to Merge in $8 Billion Transaction
Companies: Curium and Lantheus
Deal Value: $8 billion
Industry: Healthcare / Radiopharmaceuticals
Transaction Type: Merger
Radiopharmaceutical companies Curium and Lantheus have agreed to merge in a transaction valued at approximately $8 billion. The combination represents another major consolidation move in the healthcare and radiopharmaceutical industry.
The merger brings together two companies operating in nuclear medicine and diagnostic imaging, creating a larger platform focused on radiopharmaceutical products and related healthcare solutions.
3. Apollo Global to Acquire easyJet for £5.70 Billion
Acquirer: Apollo Global
Acquired: easyJet
Deal Value: £5.70 billion ($7.7 billion)
Industry: Airlines / Aviation
Apollo Global is acquiring European budget airline easyJet for approximately £5.70 billion ($7.7 billion).
The transaction is one of the largest aviation-related acquisitions among the latest M&A announcements. It represents a significant private equity investment in the European aviation sector and involves one of the region’s best-known low-cost airline brands.
4. Prysmian to Acquire Atkore for $3.8 Billion
Acquirer: Prysmian
Acquired: Atkore
Deal Value: $3.8 billion (€3.3 billion)
Industry: Electrical solutions
Prysmian will acquire Atkore for approximately $3.8 billion (€3.3 billion) as part of its strategy to become a more comprehensive electrical solutions provider. The combination is expected to broaden Prysmian’s product portfolio and strengthen its position across electrical infrastructure and related markets.
5. Kirin Holdings to Acquire Jamieson Wellness for $2.5 Billion
Acquirer: Kirin Holdings
Acquired: Jamieson Wellness
Deal Value: $2.5 billion
Industry: Consumer health / Vitamins
Vitamin and health products company Jamieson Wellness is set to be acquired by Kirin Holdings in a transaction valued at approximately $2.5 billion. The transaction expands Kirin’s presence in the consumer health and wellness market while adding Jamieson’s established vitamins, minerals and supplements business to its portfolio.
The acquisition adds another major consumer health transaction to the latest wave of global M&A activity.
What These M&A Deals Signal
These five transactions highlight several broader M&A trends:
- Large-scale M&A activity is taking place across a diverse range of industries rather than being concentrated in a single sector.
- Logistics real estate, healthcare, aviation, electrical infrastructure and consumer health are all represented among these major transactions.
- For investors, corporate development teams, sales teams and market intelligence professionals, tracking these announcements can provide early signals of changing competitive landscapes, industry consolidation and corporate strategy.
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