Netwatch, a provider of AI-enhanced security solutions, has confirmed a binding agreement to be acquired by GI Partners. Renowned for its intelligent security systems, Netwatch serves diverse sectors such as automotive, retail, banking, manufacturing, construction, and infrastructure.
With its technology-driven strategy, the Company offers vital protection, risk management, and workplace safety services, currently securing over 330,000 sites worldwide.
Focus on AI technology
Mark Prybutok, Managing Director and Head of Data Infrastructure at GI Partners, remarked on Netwatch’s respected position among clients, praising its reliable security monitoring solutions. "We are excited to support the Company in its next phase of growth through the application of AI technology, strategic capital investment, and deeper partnership with customers; continuing to expand its leadership in the remote video monitoring ecosystem," he stated.
Kurt Takahashi, CEO of Netwatch, expressed anticipation about collaborating with GI Partners. "We are very excited to leverage the deep expertise of the GI team to drive continued improvement in our AI, operations and go-to-market strategies," he explained. Takahashi also looks forward to advancing Netwatch's mission of pioneering intelligent security monitoring and intervention services globally.
Independent operation within GI Partners' Portfolio
Following the acquisition, Netwatch will maintain independence as part of GI Partners’ portfolio
Following the acquisition, Netwatch will maintain independence as part of GI Partners’ portfolio. This arrangement aims to foster growth while sustaining the high standards of service that Netwatch’s clients expect.
GI Partners' substantial support and experience are expected to further this progression.
Expected transaction timeline
The acquisition process is projected to conclude in the first quarter of 2026, pending standard closing conditions and necessary regulatory consents.
Stifel functioned as the exclusive financial advisor for GI Partners, while Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP provided legal counsel.
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