Thoma Bravo to buy Dayforce in $12.3 billion deal


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(Reuters) -HR software provider Dayforce said on Thursday buyout firm Thoma Bravo will take it private in a $12.3 billion deal, including debt.

The offer represents a premium of 32.4% based on the stock's closing price on August 15, when news of the deal talks was first reported.

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