Acquiring Company
TPM
Acquired Company
WORQ
Greenville
MalaysiaSoftwareDescription
TPM has completed a management-led sale of ColorLab to Dustin Batson, the company's Vice President. This transition allows ColorLab to operate independently while continuing its growth strategy under Batson's leadership. TPM is shifting its focus to enhance investments in software and digital solutions without disrupting ColorLab's existing operations.
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Who acquired WORQ?
WORQ was acquired by TPM, based in Greenville. The deal was reported on September 1, 2026. TPM is an American company that offers software solutions based on Autodesk and Bluebeam products. The division being acquired focuses on providing these solutions to its clients. TPM is privately held and operates in Software.
When did TPM acquire WORQ?
TPM's acquisition of WORQ was reported on September 1, 2026. TPM has completed a management-led sale of ColorLab to Dustin Batson, the company's Vice President. This transition allows ColorLab to operate independently while continuing its growth strategy under Batson's leadership. Fundz records the date the transaction was first publicly reported, sourced from filings and company announcements.
What does WORQ do?
Malaysia-based co-working space provider with a goal to expand its co-working space operations. It is privately held, and is based in Malaysia.
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