Billing software firm Zuora said on Thursday it has agreed to be acquired by buyout firm Silver Lake and Singaporean wealth fund GIC in a deal valued at $1.7 billion, sending its shares up nearly 6% in early trading.

Under the terms of the agreement, Silver Lake and GIC will acquire all outstanding shares of Zuora stock at $10 per share in cash. That’s a premium to Zuora shares, which were trading at $9.42 prior to the announcement but as low as $8.36 over the last month. Officially, the acquisition price is offering an 18% premium on Zuora’s last stock price.

Zuora (NYSE:ZUO) shares were up 5% in premarket trade, after it said it will be acquired by Silver Lake, in partnership with an affiliate of GIC, in a $1.7 billion take private deal. Under the deal, Silver Lake and GIC will acquire all outstanding shares of Zuora at $10 apiece in cash,