Airtable Sells to Bending Spoons for Under $2.3 Billion
The once high-flying startup Airtable is reportedly selling itself to Bending Spoons for a price just under $2.3 billion, signaling a potential trend for other software companies.
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The once high-flying startup Airtable is reportedly selling itself to Bending Spoons for a price just under $2.3 billion, signaling a potential trend for other software companies.
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The acquisition of Airtable is being viewed as a significant setback for software unicorns and their financial backers, indicating potential shifts in the tech investment landscape.
Bending Spoons, an Italian app developer, has reached an agreement to acquire the software company Airtable.
Bending Spoons reportedly acquired Airtable for 80% off its valuation. The article discusses the implications of this acquisition and potential future targets.
Bending Spoons is set to acquire the software firm Airtable for a reported sum of $1.285 billion, with some reports indicating a value of $2.3 billion. This acquisition marks a significant move in the software industry.