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M&A announcements, June 2026

Quantisnow recorded 138 M&A announcements in June 2026 across 112 companies. TRNO (Terreno Realty Corporation) had the most, with 9, followed by QUCY (6) and DFNS (3). The busiest day was Jun 15, 2026, with 15.

Mergers, acquisitions and takeover announcements as they cross the wire.

Events
138
Companies
112
Busiest day
Jun 15
15 that day
Most frequent
TRNO
9 events

Newest firsttop 100 of 138

  1. 01XTLB
  2. 02FCPT
  3. 03TALO
  4. 04DDOG
  5. 05TRNO
  6. 06OWL
  7. 07DFNS
  8. 08CNNE
  9. 09CRML
  10. 10ZENA
  11. 11BKV
  12. 12TLRY
  13. 13PSA
  14. 14TRIB
  15. 15WHF
  16. 16BTOG
  17. 17ICEDB
  18. 18RPAY
  19. 19FIP
  20. 20KNDI
  21. 21PRA
  22. 22QUCY
  23. 23PSA
  24. 24TRNO
  25. 25FRHC
  26. 26FLY
  27. 27WLFC
  28. 28FRHC
  29. 29ARI
  30. 30QUCY
  31. 31FTV
  32. 32MSCI
  33. 33TRNO
  34. 34AJG
  35. 35AN
  36. 36PSA
  37. 37APO
  38. 38EZRA
  39. 39FFIV
  40. 40LOKV
  41. 41IVF
  42. 42BURU
  43. 43LOKV
  44. 44CAAP
  45. 45AHR
  46. 46FCT
  47. 47TRNO
  48. 48PHGE
  49. 49SRXH
  50. 50ATER
  51. 51NVNI
  52. 52DXPE
  53. 53FUNC
  54. 54TRNO
  55. 55FBRT
  56. 56LOKV
  57. 57MS
  58. 58KEYS
  59. 59TRNO
  60. 60TRIB
  61. 61AVX
  62. 62RC
  63. 63GROY
  64. 64GILD
  65. 65ARI
  66. 66BXMT
  67. 67RRGB
  68. 68IVT
  69. 69AREN
  70. 70ATEN
  71. 71ALMGMTLUUUU
  72. 72LOCL
  73. 73INVX
  74. 74GNRC
  75. 75IREN
  76. 76MAGN
  77. 77TPGTRTX
  78. 78QUCY
  79. 79HFFG
  80. 80SWKS
  81. 81FCPT
  82. 82CHMI
  83. 83MS
  84. 84VSAT
  85. 85MDV
  86. 86AVX
  87. 87WMG
  88. 88DHR
  89. 89SCNI
  90. 90OGN
  91. 91SNA
  92. 92AVB
  93. 93TRNO
  94. 94SEIC
  95. 95TXG
  96. 96AMN
  97. 97AN
  98. 98SLNH
  99. 99UUUU
  100. 100JHG

Questions

How many M&A announcements were there in June 2026?
Quantisnow recorded 138 M&A announcements in June 2026 across 112 companies. TRNO (Terreno Realty Corporation) had the most, with 9, followed by QUCY (6) and DFNS (3). The busiest day was Jun 15, 2026, with 15.
What happens to my shares when a company is acquired?
In a cash deal you receive the offer price per share when the deal closes. In a stock deal your shares are converted into the buyer's shares at a fixed ratio. Until closing, the target usually trades a little below the offer price to reflect deal risk.