Pushpay valuation assumes management miss targets

Pushpay valuation assumes management miss targets
Chair Graham Shaw said the bid represented the “most compelling risk-adjusted value”. (Photo: TIN)
Dan Brunskill
Pushpay Holdings’ board of directors are pressing ahead with a scheme of arrangement vote after an independent valuer found the takeover offer scraped into its acceptable range.US-based private equity investors Sixth Street and BGH Capital have offered to buy the church donation software company for $1.34 per share.Shareholders have been asked to vote in favour of the deal at a special meeting on March 3, although some have been deeply unimpressed by the offer price.Independent advisory firm Grant Samuel has valued the equity in Pushpay i...

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