Bending Spoons is a debt-funded serial acquirer that went public in July. Its name is a nod to psychic powers, but the real hocus-pocus is in the company’s numbers. The Milan-based company has been ...

In the summer of 2013, Luca Ferrari was sitting in the deserted offices of Evertale, the collapsed start-up he and two university friends had founded, searching for a name for their next venture. Then ...

Bending Spoons, the Milan-based tech conglomerate that made headlines for acquiring the likes of AOL and Vimeo, went public on the Nasdaq this week with a pop, briefly reaching a market capitalization ...

Bending Spoons debuted on Nasdaq, raising $1.1 billion to fuel its serial acquisition strategy targeting established digital brands. BSP delivered 126% revenue growth, primarily driven by recent ...

Bending Spoons remains rated HOLD for me due to a ~70% valuation premium over Constellation Software despite only 3% organic growth and similar AI threats to the businesses it acquires. BSP's growth ...

Bending Spoons’ portfolio includes AOL, Vimeo, WeTransfer and Evernote. When the firm buys and overhauls companies, it often boosts the revenue per customer by cutting staff and raising subscription ...