Thoma Bravo, a private equity firm specializing in software investments, has agreed to acquire Olo Inc., a New York-based restaurant software-as-a-service platform, in an all-cash transaction valued at approximately $2 billion. The deal offers Olo shareholders $10.25 per share, representing a 65% premium over the company's share price as of April 30. The acquisition will take Olo private and follows a period of speculation around potential deals involving Thoma Bravo and other software companies. The announcement led to a more than 13% increase in Olo's stock price in early trading.
Orlando Canido, dueño de Manaos, cerró la compra de un competidor por US$74 millones. https://t.co/U5mi2GuTcO
$PTLO IPO (October 2021): "Investors feasted on the shares of Portillo’s, bidding up the value of the stock by almost 50% [to $29 per share]... Thursday’s trading pushed its market value to more than $2 billion." https://t.co/d3fULxZMST
$PTLO IPO (Oct 2021): "Investors feasted on the shares of Portillo’s, bidding up the value of the stock by almost 50% [to $29 per share]... Thursday’s trading pushed its market value to more than $2 billion." https://t.co/gIXjIDRWLV