In the largest private equity buyout since the 2007 financial crisis, computer maker Dell Inc. has announced it will be sold to a group led by the firm’s founder, Michael Dell, and private equity firm Silver Lake. The transaction will be worth $24.4 billion once completed.
Silver Lake, which focuses on technology, has agreed to pay Dell shareholders $13.65 in cash for each share of the company’s stock.
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