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BRIEF-Firstcash Holdings Proposes Deal For 661 Pence In Cash For Each H&T Share Held

May 26, 2025 7:26 AM

May 14 (Reuters) - Firstcash Holdings Inc ( FCFS ):

* FIRSTCASH HOLDINGS FIRSTCASH HOLDINGS H&T GROUP PLC -

ACQUISITION OF H&T GROUP PLC

* FIRSTCASH HOLDINGS INC ( FCFS ): REACHED AGREEMENT ON TERMS OF

RECOMMENDED FINAL CASH ACQUISITION OF FIRSTCASH & H&T

* FIRSTCASH HOLDINGS INC ( FCFS ): PROPOSED DEAL FOR EACH H&T SHARE

HELD

661 PENCE IN CASH

* FIRSTCASH HOLDINGS INC ( FCFS ): PROPOSED DEAL FOR ENTERPRISE VALUE

ABOUT £351 MILLION

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