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BRIEF-Instructure Holdings To Be Acquired By KKR For $4.8 Bln

Jul 25, 2024 6:18 AM

July 25 (Reuters) - Instructure Holdings Inc ( INST ):

* INSTRUCTURE HOLDINGS INC ( INST ) - INSTRUCTURE TO BE ACQUIRED BY

KKR FOR

$4.8 BILLION

* INSTRUCTURE HOLDINGS INC ( INST ) - CO SHAREHOLDERS TO GET $23.60

PER

SHARE IN CASH; CO TO BECOME PRIVATELY HELD COMPANY UPON

COMPLETION OF TRANSACTIO

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