Autodesk, Inc.: Autodesk to acquire MaintainX, advancing unified platform in operations
π Autodesk announced a definitive agreement on May 28, 2026, to acquire MaintainX in an all-cash transaction valued at approximately $3.6 billion.
π€ The acquisition aims to strengthen Autodesk's ability to connect real-world data and AI-powered insights across design, make, and operate workflows.
ποΈ With the deal, Autodesk will create a new division called Autodesk Operations Solutions (AOS) to unify its operations capabilities on a single platform.
π This strategic move is intended to ensure data flows seamlessly throughout the continuous lifecycle of assets from creation to maintenance.
π MaintainX offers pre-built integrations and scalable growth potential across various customer segments, geographies, and adjacent use cases.
πΎ The target company provides access to rich data on asset history, inspections, maintenance patterns, and real-world performance in the field.
π€ Andrew Anagnost, CEO of Autodesk, stated that the goal is to bring deep operational expertise to enhance AI capabilities for converging digital and physical worlds.
π οΈ AOS will integrate existing operations capabilities including digital twin, planning, execution, and performance analysis tools like Tandem and Fusion Operations.
π Stephen Hooper, SVP of Autodesk Operations Solutions, noted that MaintainX complements the broader strategy with deep expertise in frontline operational workflows.
π Chris Turlica, founder and CEO of MaintainX, emphasized the opportunity to connect teams who design assets with those who operate and maintain them daily.
π° Autodesk plans to fund the transaction using a combination of existing cash on hand and new debt financing.
β³ The deal is subject to regulatory reviews and customary closing conditions, with an expected closing later in the fiscal year.
π MaintainX expects to achieve over $135 million in annualized recurring revenue for calendar year 2026 with growth exceeding 50 percent.
π MaintainX is currently used globally to manage maintenance activity, asset information, inspections, work orders, and operational workflows.
π The acquisition expands Autodesk's addressable market by unlocking higher-value system-level AI and extending asset duration from years to decades.
- Autodesk announced a definitive agreement to acquire MaintainX for approximately $3.6 billion in an all-cash transaction.
- The acquisition strengthens Autodesk's unified platform, enabling seamless data flow across design, make, and operate workflows.
- Autodesk believes expanding into operations will unlock higher-value system-level AI and extend asset engagement from years to decades.
- MaintainX offers strong expansion potential with pre-built integrations across customer segments, geographies, and adjacent use cases.
- MaintainX is expected to achieve in excess of $135 million of annualized recurring revenue (ARR) for calendar year 2026.
- MaintainX expects growth in excess of 50 percent, signaling robust demand for its maintenance and operations solutions.
- The deal provides Autodesk access to rich data on asset history, inspections, and real-world performance to enhance AI capabilities.
- Autodesk Operations Solutions (AOS) will integrate MaintainX with existing tools like Tandem, Flexsim, and Fusion Operations.
- CEO Andrew Anagnost highlighted the strategic foundation in AEC and D&M industries to accelerate AI-driven workflows connecting digital and physical worlds.
- The transaction is expected to close later this fiscal year, subject to regulatory reviews.