Thoma Bravo to buy Olo in deal valuing restaurant tech firm at $2 billion


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(Reuters) - Investment firm Thoma Bravo has agreed to acquire Olo in an all-cash deal valuing the restaurant software provider at about $2 billion, the company said on Thursday.

Olo shareholders will receive $10.25 per share in cash under the terms of the deal, representing a 65% premium to the stock's closing price on April 30, the last trading day prior to media reports about a potential sale.

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