Nitro Software recommends KKR's $500 million offer

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Board of the Aussie document management firm recommends new offer.

Nitro Software recommends KKR's $500 million offer
Australia's Nitro Software board had determined the near $500 million offer from KKR Inc's Alludo to be "superior" to an earlier bid from major shareholder Potentia Capital Management. In late October, the electronic signature and document management firm took on an offer from Alludo at $2.00 ...

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