Blackstone to Buy Priority Software Stake in Biggest Israel Deal

  • Deal values enterprise software company at $800 million
  • Transaction is latest in a string of Israeli tech deals
The Blackstone Inc. headquarters in New York.Photographer: Michael Nagle/Bloomberg
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Blackstone Inc. has agreed to buy a majority stake in Israeli enterprise software company Priority Software at an $800 million valuation, marking the largest deal for the alternative asset manager in the country since it opened its offices in Tel Aviv three years ago.

Priority Software’s existing investors, Fortissimo Capital and TA Associates, will maintain stakes in the business, Blackstone said in a statement on Thursday.