Goldman Sachs to buy Neos for up to $2.25 billion
Deal combines financial services and technology platforms in a cash-and-stock transaction valued at up to $2.25 billion.
Goldman Sachs will acquire Neos, a financial services and technology company, for up to $2.25 billion in a cash-and-stock deal, the bank announced on Tuesday.
The transaction, subject to regulatory approvals and customary closing conditions, is expected to close in the second half of 2025. Neos shareholders will receive a combination of cash and Goldman Sachs shares as consideration.
Goldman Sachs did not disclose the split between cash and stock components. The deal aligns with the bank’s strategy to expand its digital and advisory capabilities through acquisitions.
Neos, which provides financial planning and investment solutions, will operate as a subsidiary under Goldman Sachs’ asset and wealth management division upon completion. The acquisition is part of Goldman’s broader push to enhance its technology-driven wealth management platform.
Financial terms were not detailed beyond the maximum valuation, and Goldman Sachs did not provide an earnings impact estimate for the transaction.
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