Shareholders said yes: Pushpay’s persistent suitor wins over reluctant shareholders

Shareholders said yes: Pushpay’s persistent suitor wins over reluctant shareholders
Shareholders are mellower after an increased takeover bid for Pushpay. (Image: Pushpay)
Ella Somers
Pushpay shareholders have finally agreed to a private takeover bid after Pushpay’s suitor BGH Capital and Sixth Street wooed them with an extra eight cents per share.Pushpay Holdings announced the updated offer at a special meeting on Thursday, a new optimistic move by the company made to sway shareholders towards saying ‘I do’ to BGH Capital and Sixth Street’s bid to take the company private.This afternoon, the church management software company told the market that the new $1.42 offer – up from the $1.34 per shar...

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