- Bottomline Technologies Inc (NASDAQ:EPAY) is working with Deutsche Bank to explore a sale and consider options, Bloomberg reports.
- The Portsmouth, New Hampshire-based company, manages payments and invoices for businesses.
- In October, Bottomline added three new board members as part of an agreement with shareholders Clearfield Capital Management and Sachem Head Capital Management. It also formed a committee to evaluate and recommend its market position and strategy.
- Bottomline’s shares rose as much as 9.6% after the close of regular trading. They had closed Thursday down 1.1% at $44.70 in New York, giving the company a market value of about $2 billion.
- Price Action: EPAY shares traded higher by 12.20% at $50.13 in the market session on the last check Friday.
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