US-based private equity firm Peak Rock Capital has signed a definitive agreement to acquire the Employee Health and Safety software business of UL Solutions, with plans to rebrand the business as PureEHS following the anticipated close in the second quarter of 2026, according to Pulse 2.0.

The transaction will carve out the EHS software operations from UL Solutions and position the business as a standalone platform under Peak Rock's ownership.

Peak Rock stated it intends to make significant investments in the company's products and operational resources to support continued growth and enhance customer experience. PureEHS will offer a comprehensive software suite focused on employee health and safety, occupational health management and workplace safety training.

Its portfolio includes PureOHS and OHM for employee health and safety solutions, SYSTOC for electronic medical records and practice management, and LearnShare for workplace safety training and learning management. The company serves more than 900 customers across industries where regulatory compliance and workplace safety are critical.

Preston Thomas, Managing Director at Peak Rock Capital, stated: "PureEHS represents a compelling opportunity to invest in mission-critical EHS software products that help businesses minimise risk, increase efficiency and ensure compliance."

Anthony DiSimone, Chief Executive Officer at Peak Rock Capital, stated the transaction exemplifies Peak Rock's commitment to investing in leading enterprise software businesses with differentiated value propositions. Peak Rock Capital is a private investment firm focused on the middle market, making equity and debt investments across North America and Europe.

Discover how the carve-out positions PureEHS for growth in the occupational health software market in the complete article.