Thoma Bravo has agreed to sell a significant portion of its stake in Qlik, currently held by its subsidiary Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA). Under the terms of the deal, Thoma Bravo will remain the largest shareholder and will also invest new capital into the company. This deal strengthens Qlik's position in the field of artificial intelligence solutions through a flexible platform. Since the transition to a private company, Thoma Bravo has been collaborating with Qlik's leadership team to accelerate the growth of the business, which has resulted in 14 deals to date. It is expected that alongside Abu Dhabi Investment Authority and Thoma Bravo, other investors will also participate in this deal.
