Mergers and acquisitions

After buying the Hearth Doctor in February 2024, Rob Beardsley moved the showroom from Topsham to a larger space in Brunswick and acquired a similar business in Yarmouth.

A major shift has recently occurred in the world of processed potatoes when international giant McCain’s bought out Washburn-based processor McCrum.

CCA LLC, which is based in Brookfield, Conn., consults in civil engineering, surveying, environmental consulting and landscape architecture. 

The deal, announced earlier this year, would give a nonprofit acquirer sole ownership of all Central Maine Healthcare services and facilities, including Central Maine Medical Center in Lewiston.

Mainebiz checked in with Cross Insurance, United Insurance and MMG Insurance to learn how they’re supporting their clients and teams in a changing business environment.

Now with three facilities, in Maine, New Hampshire and Germany, and over 145 employees, the deal could improve efficiency and accelerate innovation.

The merger expands Waypoint’s presence in western Maine. The Progress Center’s programs and staff will continue under the Waypoint name.

The prospective buyer, Safe Harbor Marinas, is the largest marina and superyacht servicing business in the U.S.

Sebago Technics adds structural engineering capabilities and a midcoast presence with the acquisition of Lincoln/Haney Engineering Associates in Brunswick.

SmartEquine, based in Plymouth, Mass., rebranded from SmartPak in July 2025 and employs around 250 people.