SOUNDTHINKING, INC.
SoundThinking develops public safety technology and advisory services for law enforcement, security teams and civic leaders. Its SafetySmart platform includes ShotSpotter, an outdoor gunshot detection and alerting system; CrimeTracer, a crime data and intelligence platform; CaseBuilder, investigative case management software; ResourceRouter, patrol deployment tools; PlateRanger, an automatic license plate recognition and vehicle identification solution; and SafePointe, an AI-based weapons detection system. The products can operate independently or together. SoundThinking also offers ShotSpotter for Campus and ShotSpotter for Corporate, as well as forensic reports and expert witness services. SoundThinking makes money primarily by offering most of its solutions through software-as-a-service subscriptions. Its customers include municipalities, law enforcement agencies, universities, corporate campuses, healthcare facilities and other secured environments. As of December 31, 2025, its ShotSpotter coverage areas under contract included 178 cities and 22 universities and corporations across the United States, South Africa, Uruguay, Brazil and the Bahamas. SoundThinking is headquartered in Fremont, California.
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See all $SSTI insider activity →Q3 2026 gov tech deal activity dropped to $1.1B, down from $2.8B in Q2 and $7.8B in Q3 2025. Smaller, AI-native companies drove most transactions. Notable deals include Transom Capital Group's $159M acquisition of SoundThinking, Motorola Solutions' purchase of DeepNeuronic, and Nayax's $350M acquisition of IPS Group. Investors may watch for market recovery signs in 2027.
SoundThinking (SSTI) launched SafetySmart Field Agent, an AI tool for gunshot detection agencies. The tool allows real-time data analysis and reporting. It is free for up to 20 users per agency in the first year. Over 20 agencies tested it in beta. The company plans to integrate additional data sources and CrimeTracer by early 2027.
SoundThinking, Inc. (Nasdaq: SSTI) announced a deal to deploy its CrimeTracer tool to up to 10 Texas Anti-Gang (TAG) Centers. The tool will enable law enforcement to search over 1 billion law enforcement records across jurisdictions, aiming to accelerate gang investigations and improve coordination. The agreement is the largest in CrimeTracer's history and is funded through a TAG grant from the Texas Office of the Governor.
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Deal premium and take-private process likely support SSTI downside protection and raise takeover-arb interest until closing.
The launch introduces a new AI-driven analytics product for public safety, potentially expanding SoundThinking's addressable market.
The new contract adds recurring revenue and showcases the scalability of SoundThinking's AI‑driven public‑safety suite.
Tender offer likely drives share price toward the $8 premium.
Gary M. Lauder disclosed a 17.0% stake in SoundThinking (SSTI) and switched to an active Schedule 13D, supporting a buyout by Transom Capital at $8.00 per share plus a contingent value right of up to $3.00. Lauder agreed to tender 2,255,406 shares and reinvest proceeds into the new parent entity, targeting 17.5% equity.
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Q3 2026 gov tech deal activity dropped to $1.1B, down from $2.8B in Q2 and $7.8B in Q3 2025. Smaller, AI-native companies drove most transactions. Notable deals include Transom Capital Group's $159M acquisition of SoundThinking, Motorola Solutions' purchase of DeepNeuronic, and Nayax's $350M acquisition of IPS Group. Investors may watch for market recovery signs in 2027.
SoundThinking (SSTI) launched SafetySmart Field Agent, an AI tool for gunshot detection agencies. The tool allows real-time data analysis and reporting. It is free for up to 20 users per agency in the first year. Over 20 agencies tested it in beta. The company plans to integrate additional data sources and CrimeTracer by early 2027.
SoundThinking, Inc. (Nasdaq: SSTI) announced a deal to deploy its CrimeTracer tool to up to 10 Texas Anti-Gang (TAG) Centers. The tool will enable law enforcement to search over 1 billion law enforcement records across jurisdictions, aiming to accelerate gang investigations and improve coordination. The agreement is the largest in CrimeTracer's history and is funded through a TAG grant from the Texas Office of the Governor.
Transom Capital offered $8 per share plus up to $3 in CVRs for SoundThinking (SSTI), subject to revenue milestones. The board recommends shareholders tender. The offer expires Nov. 17, 2026, pending conditions.
Gary M. Lauder disclosed a 17.0% stake in SoundThinking (SSTI) and switched to an active Schedule 13D, supporting a buyout by Transom Capital at $8.00 per share plus a contingent value right of up to $3.00. Lauder agreed to tender 2,255,406 shares and reinvest proceeds into the new parent entity, targeting 17.5% equity.
Transom Capital Public Fund, LP disclosed a 1.16% stake in SoundThinking, Inc. (SSTI) and plans a tender offer to take the company private for $8.00 per share plus a CVR of up to $3.00. The offer, backed by Veradace and Lauder Stockholders, aims to delist SSTI after acquiring over 50% of shares.
Analysts downgraded several companies: Roth Capital cut SoundThinking (SSTI) to Neutral with a $9 target, Citigroup downgraded Moderna (MRNA) to Sell with an $80 target, TD Cowen downgraded Accelerant (ARX) to Hold with a $20.25 target, Barclays downgraded Mobileye (MBLY) to Equal-Weight with a $9 target, and Citigroup downgraded Dow (DOW) to Neutral with a $30 target.
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SOUNDTHINKING, INC. (SSTI) filed an SEC Form 8-K — Entry into a Material Definitive Agreement. Exhibit 99.1 SoundThinking to be Acquired by Transom Capital Group SoundThinking shareholders to receive $8.00 per share in cash, plus one non-transferable contingent value right (CVR) for up to an additional $3.00 per share Upfront cash consideration of $8.00 per share represent
SoundThinking Inc stock surged 50.8% in pre-market trading after announcing a deal to be taken private by Transom Capital Group. Shareholders will receive $8.00 per share in cash plus a potential $3.00 CVR. The deal values the company at up to $159 million. The move is attributed to the acquisition announcement, not broader market trends.
