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Thoma Bravo to take Dayforce private

Dayforce to go private in $12.3 billion Thoma Bravo acquisition

By Milana Vinn (Reuters) -Private equity firm Thoma Bravo has agreed to buy human resources software provider Dayforce for $12.3 billion, including debt, in a take-private deal that executives hope will help expand on the company's AI capabilities.

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Thoma Bravo to take HR software provider Dayforce private for $12.3B

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Dayforce Enters into US$12.3 Billion Definitive Agreement with Thoma Bravo to Become a Private Company

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Thoma Bravo hails tech’s ‘show me the money’ era

Thoma Bravo’s $11.2 billion mooted deal to buy human resources application provider Dayforce (DAY.N), disclosed on Wednesday, signals the end result of this shift: accept being a bit boring and trans...

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$11 Billion Power Move? Thoma Bravo Targets Dayforce in One of Its Biggest Tech Deals Ever

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Thoma Bravo eyes Dayforce in potential $11bn deal

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Goldman Sachs pledges $6B debt package for Thoma Bravo's Dayforce takeover - report

Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) has lined up a $6B debt financing package to back private equity firm Thoma Bravo's acquisition of HR software provider Dayforce (NYSE:DAY), with terms still under discussion,

Thoma Bravo secures leeway from backers to hand slice of PE deals to other investors

Private equity group Thoma Bravo secured carte blanche from backers of its latest funds for it to allocate a cut of buyout deals to other investors, in the latest sign of how some firms are adapting to rapidly changing dynamics in the industry.

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Thoma Bravo in talks to buy Israeli cybersecurity firm Armis at $5b. valuation

Insight Partners is in talks to sell Israeli cybersecurity firm Armis to Thoma Bravo for $5B, possibly ahead of an IPO. Insight Partners could gain up to $3B.

Thoma Bravo to take Dayforce private

Goldman Sachs pledges $6B debt package for Thoma Bravo's Dayforce takeover - report

Thoma Bravo secures leeway from backers to hand slice of PE deals to other investors

Thoma Bravo in talks to buy Israeli cybersecurity firm Armis at $5b. valuation

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