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Harte Hanks Announces Expiration of Go-Shop Period with Star Equity Merger Agreement
Harte Hanks announced the expiration of the "Go-Shop Period" set forth in the previously announced Agreement and Plan of Merger with Star Equity Holdings, dated as of August 14, 2026 , the receipt of "Acquisition Proposals," and the Company's provision to Star of the Exempted Party designation notice pursuant to Section 5.3(a) of the Star Merger Agreement. During the Go-Shop Period, Harte Hanks and its advisors actively solicited interest from 93 third parties to determine whether they had any interest in making a proposal to acquire Harte Hanks. On September 11, 2026, after consultation with the Company's Board of Director, outside financial advisors and legal counsel, the Company delivered to Star the Exempted Party designation notice pursuant to Section 5.3(a) of the Star Merger Agreement. At this time, the Board has not determined that any proposal constitutes a Superior Proposal, and there can be no assurances that a Superior Proposal will result from any proposal or that any alternative transaction will be entered into or consummated. At this time, the Company remains subject to the Star Merger Agreement and is working to consummate the transactions under the Star Merger Agreement.
Harte Hanks Inc Trading Resumes
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Star Equity to Acquire Harte Hanks for $5.00 per Share
Harte Hanks to be acquired by Star Equity for $5.00 per share
Harte Hanks appoints David Fisher as president
Harte Hanks announced the appointment of David Fisher as President. This leadership transition comes at a strategically significant time, as the Company advances its transformation initiatives, deepens its commitment to delivering long-term client value, and positions itself to drive sustained EBITDA growth. Fisher initially joined Harte Hanks in March 2023 as a strategic development advisor focused on identifying operational inefficiencies and unlocking growth across business segments. On January 29, 2024, he was named Chief Transformation Officer and launched 'Project Elevate,' a company-wide initiative driving EBITDA stability, service innovation, and execution discipline. Recognizing his performance and vision, the Company appointed him Interim COO on January 28, 2025, to oversee enterprise alignment during a pivotal transition period. In his new role, Mr. Fisher will lead day-to-day operations and drive strategic execution in partnership with Harte Hanks' executive leadership team.
Harte Hanks extends line of credit with Texas Capital Bank
Harte Hanks has extended its $25M secured revolving line of credit with Texas Capital Bank for an additional three-year term beyond its original maturity date of June 30. The amended agreement, now maturing at the end of June 2028, strengthens the Company's financial flexibility and supports the long-term operational stability of the Company. The Second Amendment also includes an accordion feature that allows Harte Hanks to seek up to a $10M increase in commitments under the credit line, subject to lender approval. The expanded credit facility will be used to fund working capital, accelerate innovation, and support strategic growth initiatives across the Company's business segments.
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