Milana Vinn

Quilvest Private Equity is weighing options for Command Alkon, a construction software and supply chain provider, three sources familiar with the process told Buyouts.

50-50 ownership has become popular among PE firms that are trying to navigate the high-priced environment of software companies.

HGGC is looking for more deals in the public market after the firm completed its third take-private in a two-year stretch, most recently of typeface developer Monotype.

P2 Energy Solutions, backed by Advent International, is looking for a new owner in a deal that could value the company between $1.3 billion and $1.5 billion, four sources familiar with the company told Buyouts.

The process attracted the interest of both strategics and at least one PE firm but none of the bidders could match KKR’s price expectation, sources say.

Insight Partners is weighing a sale of property-management-software provider InhabitIQ in a deal that could draw almost $1.8 billion

The deal can value the company between $600 million and $900 million, a person said.

The firm is looking for more add-on acquisitions in facility services to build up its three existing platforms, according to Brian Rassel, vice president at Huron.

Warburg Pincus put software analytics company Accelya on the block, according to sources.

"There is a new cohort of software businesses that have emerged that are not appropriate for VC-backing and they are, in many cases, too small for a traditional PE."