One Equity Partners Buys Into Myriad360

One Equity Partners has made an investment in Myriad360, according to a deal announcement reported by FinSMEs on Monday.

The transaction makes the private equity firm a financial backer of Myriad360, an IT solutions and services provider. FinSMEs reported the deal as an equity investment rather than a full acquisition, positioning One Equity Partners as a minority or strategic investor in the business.

One Equity Partners is a middle-market private equity firm. The firm focuses on investments in businesses across the industrial, technology, and healthcare sectors, and it typically targets companies where it can support operational improvement and growth over a multi-year holding period. Its decision to back Myriad360 fits that mandate: technology services businesses with recurring revenue and enterprise customer bases have drawn steady interest from mid-market sponsors.

Myriad360 provides IT solutions and services to enterprise customers. Companies in this segment typically build their businesses around infrastructure integration, managed services, and vendor partnerships with major hardware and software makers. The capital from One Equity Partners gives Myriad360 a balance-sheet backer as it pursues growth.

FinSMEs, which tracks private financing and M&A activity across growth-stage and middle-market companies, listed the deal in its deal roundup. The publication did not disclose the transaction value, the size of the stake acquired, or the ownership structure that will result from the investment.

The parties also did not disclose, in the reported announcement, whether Myriad360's existing shareholders will retain majority control or whether the investment includes governance changes such as board representation for One Equity Partners. Those terms remain private.

For Myriad360, the investment brings an institutional partner with experience deploying capital into technology businesses. For One Equity Partners, the deal adds an IT services platform to a portfolio that spans multiple sectors, and it gives the firm exposure to enterprise technology spending, a market that has remained active even as broader software and hardware deal volumes have fluctuated.

The investment in Myriad360 is the latest in a series of middle-market technology deals reported by FinSMEs this year. Private equity firms have continued to deploy capital into IT services and solutions providers, drawn by contracted revenue, vendor relationships, and opportunities to consolidate fragmented regional markets.

The companies have not announced a closing timeline beyond the disclosed agreement, and further deal terms — including valuation and stake size — are expected to remain confidential unless either party files additional disclosures.