Key Takeaways
- • Warburg Pincus has acquired Raptor, a school safety software provider, from Thoma Bravo, according to PEI Private Equity.
- • JMI Equity, an existing investor in Raptor, will reinvest alongside Warburg Pincus as part of the transaction.
- • The deal was reported on 1 December 2025, and the primary source does not disclose the purchase price or other financial terms.
Summary
Warburg Pincus has acquired Raptor, a provider of school safety software, from Thoma Bravo, according to a PEI Private Equity report by Iris Dorbian published on 1 December 2025. The transaction marks a secondary buyout, with Thoma Bravo exiting its position in the company.
As part of the deal, JMI Equity, which has invested in Raptor, will reinvest alongside Warburg Pincus. The arrangement allows an existing investor to retain exposure to the business under the new ownership structure. The report does not disclose the purchase price, valuation, or other financial terms of the transaction.
The article is categorized under deals in North America and the US, and is filed as a Thoma Bravo-related briefing. Further details on Raptor's revenue, customer base, or the strategic rationale for the acquisition were not included in the available source material.
As part of the deal, JMI Equity, which has invested in Raptor, will reinvest alongside Warburg Pincus. The arrangement allows an existing investor to retain exposure to the business under the new ownership structure. The report does not disclose the purchase price, valuation, or other financial terms of the transaction.
The article is categorized under deals in North America and the US, and is filed as a Thoma Bravo-related briefing. Further details on Raptor's revenue, customer base, or the strategic rationale for the acquisition were not included in the available source material.
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