By Jon Menon ( April 26, 2024, 14:00 GMT | Insight) -- Thoma Bravo’s planned $5.3 billion acquisition of British cybersecurity company Darktrace will seek antitrust approvals in Australia, Austria, South Africa, the UK and US and additional national security clearances. The planned buyout by the US private equity firm announced today is also conditional on foreign investment approval in Australia, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Sweden and the UK, according to a filing.Thoma Bravo’s planned $5.3 billion acquisition of British cybersecurity company Darktrace will need antitrust approvals in Australia, Austria, South Africa, the UK and US and additional national security clearances....
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