OneStream, Inc. - Class A Common Stock (OS)

According to a report from Bloomberg News, KKR now expects to post a gross internal rate of return of 24.9% based on its initial investment in the company in 2019.

The high-stakes world of enterprise software has just witnessed one of its most significant consolidations of the mid-decade. On January 6, 2026, OneStream (Nasdaq: OS), a pioneer in the Corporate Performance Management (CPM) sector, announced it had entered into a definitive agreement to be acquired by Hg, a leading global software investor, in an all-cash [...]

Several Wall Street firms moved quickly to reset expectations, citing limited upside now that the stock trades close to the proposed buyout price.

The AI-driven finance software firm OneStream is being acquired by Hg Capital for $24 per share in cash.

Shares of OneStream, Inc. (NASDAQ: OS) are rising Tuesday after the company said it was going private in an all-cash deal.

Under the deal, OneStream shareholders will receive $24 per share in cash, representing a premium of 31% from the stock’s closing price on Monday.

The financial software firm is reportedly nearing a buyout deal.

Markets seem to be balancing CES-driven AI optimism with caution ahead of upcoming jobs data.

OneStream Inc (NASDAQ: OS) expected to see 20% annual revenue growth with expanding margins according to Rosenblatt analyst Robert Simmons.

OneStream (OS) Q3 2025 earnings crush estimates with EPS of $0.08 vs. $0.0241 forecast. Revenue also beats, sending the stock higher.

Bank of America Securities analyst believes industry analysts are underestimating the potential of AI agents, predicting $155B in spending by 2030.

Microsoft stock on Tuesday hit its fourth all-time high in as many trading sessions. The software giant is a leader in agentic AI.

The BofA Securities software research team hosted 18 public and 10 private companies at a tech conference. Key takeaways included Microsoft's Azure momentum and Datadog's AI growth potential. Salesforce and ServiceNow also noted healthy pilot activity for agentic applications.

After a rough start to the year, small- and mid-cap software stocks may be finding their footing. Goldman Sachs analyst Adam Hotchkiss says first-quarter results across his coverage were better than feared, suggesting the worst of the downturn could be behind the sector.