“Thomas Bravo led the buy-up. The purchase price was $10.4 billion… debt level is relatively low at $2.5 billion… 24% of the deal was funded with debt.”

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acquire Anaplan for $10.4 billion using $2.5 billion debt (24% debt)

$10.4 billion purchase; $2.5 billion debt (24%)

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