(Reuters) - Data solutions firm Talend will go private in a $2.4 billion all-cash deal with private equity firm Thoma Bravo, the companies said on Wednesday. Shareholders of Talend, whose software helps businesses crunch large amounts of data, will receive $66 per ordinary share and ADS in cash. The offer represents a premium of 28.7% to Talend’s last closing price. The company, headquartered in Redwood City, California, counts AstraZeneca PLC, L’Oreal and Domino’s Pizza among its customers. Qatalyst Partners is serving as financial adviser to Talend.