PROG Holdings Completes $420 Million Acquisition of Purchasing Power

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PROG Holdings Completes $420 Million Acquisition of Purchasing Power

PROG Holdings, Inc. has completed its acquisition of Purchasing Power for $420 million in cash, funded through a combination of cash on hand and debt financing. Purchasing Power, now a wholly owned subsidiary of PROG Holdings, is a leading voluntary employee benefit program that enables workers to purchase brand-name products and services through automatic payroll deductions or allotments. The acquisition expands PROG Holdings’ reach to more than 7 million employees through over 360 employer partnerships, enhancing its ability to provide flexible payment solutions and financial wellness tools. The combined organization plans to leverage shared technology and operational capabilities to broaden its offerings and support long-term growth.

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