Diversis Capital LLC has acquired majority ownership of Tideworks Technology Inc. from Carrix, Inc., a move reported on 2 October 2026.
The buyer is Diversis Capital LLC, a Los Angeles based private equity firm that the report describes as focused on software and technology services. The acquisition gives Diversis a controlling interest in Tideworks, with the precise economic terms not set out in the notice published on 2 October 2026.
Carrix, Inc. was the seller in the transaction; the company itself is majority owned by Blackstone Infrastructure Partners, according to the same report. The chain of ownership means the change at Tideworks represents a shift between specialist investors within the broader infrastructure and technology investment community.
Tideworks Technology is described in the announcement as a full service provider of comprehensive terminal operating system solutions for marine and intermodal rail terminal operations. The company supplies software intended to support the operational and systems needs of terminals handling vessel, rail and intermodal traffic.
The report makes clear this is a majority ownership transfer rather than a specified sale of all shares, and it does not supply details on any minority stakes that may remain with existing owners or on planned changes to management. There is no disclosure in the published item of purchase price, financing, or integration plans.
About Tideworks Technology
The factual note supplied by the reporting outlet states that Tideworks provides terminal operating system, often abbreviated to TOS, solutions covering marine and intermodal rail terminals. The designation in the announcement emphasises a full service approach to terminal software rather than a single product line.
Seller background and investor context
Carrix, Inc. is identified in the report as the divesting party and was itself majority owned by Blackstone Infrastructure Partners. That ownership detail places the transaction within the orbit of infrastructure-oriented private equity holdings, as recorded in the announcement dated 2 October 2026.
The published account places the move by Diversis Capital within its stated investment remit of software and technology services, reflecting the buyer's described focus. Beyond the confirmation that Diversis has taken a majority stake, the report contains no operational forecasts or commitments from either buyer or seller.
Sources carried the item on 2 October 2026; the notice is the source for the ownership change and for the characterisation of Tideworks and the principal parties involved. No further documentary material or statements were included in the summary provided with the factual notes supplied for this report.
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