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BRIEF-Quinstreet Announces Agreement To Acquire Homebuddy

Mar 10, 2026 9:24 PM

Dec 3 (Reuters) - Quinstreet Inc ( QNST ):

* QUINSTREET ANNOUNCES AGREEMENT TO ACQUIRE HOMEBUDDY

* QUINSTREET INC ( QNST ) - TO BUY HOMEBUDDY FOR $115 MILLION CASH

* QUINSTREET INC ( QNST ): TO BUY HOMEBUDDY FOR $115 MILLION IN CASH

CLOSING & $75 MILLION IN POST-CLOSING PAYMENTS PAYABLE EQUALLY

OVER 4 YEARS

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