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Software firm Sapiens to be acquired by Advent for $2.5 billion

Software firm Sapiens to be acquired by Advent for $2.5 billion

CNAa day ago
Israeli software company Sapiens International said on Wednesday that it will be acquired by private equity firm Advent for $2.5 billion in cash.
Sapiens' shareholders will receive $43.50 per share in cash, a premium of about 47.5 per cent over its last close of $29.50 on the Nasdaq on Tuesday.
Sapiens will become a privately held company after the deal is completed, the company said.
It offers software solutions to the insurance sector.
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