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M&A Deals: Week of Aug 31, 2026

We covered 22 deal stories that week, naming 3 listed companies. The largest value named was $40 billion, in “Aon (AON) to Acquire USI Insurance Services for $17 Billion”.

  1. $2.5 million
    Clearmind (CMND) to Acquire 51% Stake in EV Charging Firm for $2.5M
  2. $20 billion
    Nvidia (NVDA) to Acquire Hugging Face for $12.9 Billion
  3. $4.4 billion
    Flex (FLEX) to Acquire EPC Power for $4.4 Billion
  4. GeoPark (GPRK) Stock Surges Entering Venezuela Market
  5. $285 million
    GoPro (GPRO) Merges with Starman Optical for $285 Million
  6. Deutsche Telekom Shares Climb After Elliott T-Mobile Merger Plans
  7. Elliott Buys 3.5% Stake in Deutsche Telekom, Opposes T-Mobile Merger
  8. $1.8 billion
    Diversified Energy to Acquire Birch for $1.8 Billion
  9. $12 billion
    Los Angeles Angels Sold for Record $4 Billion Valuation
  10. Stewart Information Acquires Tower Title Telecom Unit
  11. $30 million
    cbdMD (YCBD) to Acquire Twinlab for $30M Revenue Boost
  12. $3.7 billion
    Lottomatica Acquires Cirsa for $3.7 Billion in All-Share Deal
  13. $92 million
    GoPro (GPRO) Shares Soar 38% After AI Data Center Merger Announcement
  14. $1 billion
    Nestle (NSRGY) to Sell Vitamin Brands for $1 Billion
  15. $26 billion
    Stan Kroenke Purchases Controlling Stake in Los Angeles Angels
  16. $285 million
    GoPro (GPRO) Sells Majority Stake for $285 Million
  17. Glen Eagle Acquires 70% Stake in Morrison Silver Property
  18. $9 billion
    Oneok (OKE) Acquires Brazos Midstream for $4.4 Billion
  19. Kamei Corporation to Liquidate Vietnamese Wine Assets Soon
  20. HSBC enters acquisition race for Nuvama Wealth
  21. Army Secretary Driscoll Resignation Announced Amid Controversy
  22. $40 billion
    Aon (AON) to Acquire USI Insurance Services for $17 Billion

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