Welcome to our dedicated page for Olo news (Ticker: OLO), a resource for investors and traders seeking the latest updates and insights on Olo stock.
Olo Inc. (former NYSE: OLO) generated frequent news as a restaurant technology provider and, later, as the subject of a going‑private acquisition by an affiliate of Thoma Bravo. Its news flow combined operating updates on its open SaaS platform for restaurants with detailed disclosures about the merger process, stockholder approvals, and the eventual delisting of its Class A common stock.
Before the merger closed, Olo’s news often focused on financial results, where the company reported revenue growth, non-GAAP metrics, and key performance indicators such as average revenue per unit (ARPU), dollar-based net revenue retention (NRR), active locations, gross merchandise volume (GMV), and gross payment volume (GPV). These releases explained how management used these metrics to evaluate business performance and the stability of its revenue base.
Another major category of coverage involved customer and product announcements. Olo issued releases describing deployments and expansions with enterprise and emerging enterprise restaurant brands, including use of its Ordering modules, Dispatch for delivery, Olo Pay for card-not-present and, via partners, card-present payments, Catering+ for catering operations, Sentiment for guest feedback and reputation management, and Borderless for passwordless checkout. These stories highlighted how restaurant brands adopted multiple Olo modules to support digital ordering, delivery, catering, and guest engagement.
From mid‑2025 onward, a significant portion of Olo’s news centered on the definitive agreement to be acquired by Thoma Bravo and the steps required to complete the transaction. Releases and related 8-K references covered the signing of the merger agreement, regulatory milestones such as early termination of the Hart‑Scott‑Rodino waiting period, the special stockholder meeting and approval of the merger, and the closing of the transaction in September 2025. Additional communications discussed the planned delisting from the New York Stock Exchange, the subsequent Form 25 and Form 15 filings, and stockholder litigation and supplemental proxy disclosures related to the merger.
Investors and observers reviewing OLO news can expect a mix of historical earnings announcements, platform and customer updates, and detailed documentation of the company’s transition from a publicly traded issuer to a private, Thoma Bravo‑owned subsidiary.
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