Dayforce shareholders back Thoma Bravo's $12.3 billion take-private deal


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(Reuters) -Dayforce said that it has received an overwhelmingly positive stockholder vote for a proposed $12.3 billion buyout of the HR software provider by Thoma Bravo, a month after its largest shareholder said it would vote against the deal.

The preliminary results of a special meeting held on Wednesday showed that about 88.4% of votes were in favor of the Thoma Bravo deal.

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