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BRIEF-Priority Technology Holdings Says Thomas Priore Proposes To Buy All Outstanding Shares Of Priority

Nov 12, 2025 8:56 AM

Nov 12 (Reuters) - Priority Technology Holdings Inc ( PRTH )

* PRIORITY TECHNOLOGY HOLDINGS, INC. ( PRTH ) FORMS SPECIAL COMMITTEE

EVALUATE PRELIMINARY, NON-BINDING TAKE PRIVATE PROPOSAL

* PRIORITY TECHNOLOGY HOLDINGS INC ( PRTH ) - THOMAS PRIORE PROPOSES

TO BUY

ALL OUTSTANDING SHARES OF PRIORITY

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