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Thoma Bravo Sells Majority Stake in Command Alkon to Francisco Partners

Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 04 August 2026, 17:56 UTC By Ryan Gould 1 min read
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Buyout firm Francisco Partners has agreed to acquire a majority stake in construction software maker Command Alkon Inc. from Thoma Bravo, underscoring investor interest in software crucial to specific industries.

Buyout firm Francisco Partners has agreed to acquire a majority stake in construction software maker Command Alkon Inc. from Thoma Bravo, underscoring investor interest in software crucial to specific industries.
Thoma Bravo Sells (PERSON) Command Alkon to Francisco Partners Buyout (ORG) Francisco Partners (ORG) Command Alkon Inc. (ORG) Thoma Bravo (PERSON)
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