Up to 120 potential acquirers may fit businesses like Elvin Hatamov.

Argano is a digital transformation consultancy that has acquired multiple cloud, ERP‑infrastructure, and managed services specialists recently (e.g., Denovo Ventures for Oracle Cloud migration in March 2026; Advantco to boost integration/multi-cloud capabilities) and targets high‑performance cloud and integration services, making them a strong regional strategic match for a cloud engineer‑led infrastructure services business. (argano.com)

Sea Pine Equity is a lower‑middle‑market PE firm focused on service sector businesses. It acquired Hi‑Tek Data (an MSP providing cloud, IT support and managed services) in October 2024, showing real appetite for sub‑$50M cloud/managed services platforms. (hitekdata.com)

Broadwing Capital is a Dallas‑based lower‑middle‑market PE firm that launched an IT MSP platform via acquisition of CloudScale365 (managed IT, cloud, hosting) in December 2025, directly targeting cloud/infrastructure service providers of similar scale. (prnewswire.com)

Cloud Equity Group is a lower‑middle‑market PE firm focused specifically on cloud and hosting companies, with a fund targeting $1–10M per transaction in that space, matching well to a solo cloud engineering services platform. (cloudequitygroup.com)

Middle‑market PE One Equity Partners’ portfolio company CDI acquired Kintyre Solutions in Feb 2021—a firm focused on cloud‑native development, DevOps, security engineering, and managed services—demonstrating capability to integrate cloud engineering firms of similar profile. (oneequity.com)

Grey Wind Capital is a search‑fund‑style vehicle focused on infrastructure‑services verticals, started by a former investment banker and attorney, actively sourcing and acquiring businesses likely in the $0.5–5M EBITDA range—highly aligned to a solo cloud engineering consultancy. (axial.net)