Jack in the Box is buying Del Taco, the second-largest Mexican fast-food chain in the US, in a deal valued at roughly $575 million, reported CNBC. The burger chain will pay $12.51 per share in cash for the acquisition. Del Taco stock closed Friday at $7.53 per share. Jack in the Box plans to finance the acquisition by issuing additional securitization notes.
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