Thoma Bravo to buy Sophos in £3.1bn deal
Thoma Bravo offer has been 'unanimously recommended' by the board of Sophos
Sophos is part of Thoma Bravo's drive to add security firms to its private equity portfolio
Thoma Bravo, the acquisitive private equity firm that focuses on technology, has made a £3.1 billion offer for Oxford, UK-based security firm Sophos. The £5.83 per share offer represents a 37.1 per...
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