Why High Interest Rates Help Bending Spoons Buy Tech
Luca Ferrari explains why 9% hedged debt and 25% asset returns turn high interest rate environments into an acquirer's biggest advantage.
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Bending Spoons CEO Luca Ferrari explains how his company grew from a failed AI startup with $40,000 in leftover capital into a multi-billion-dollar tech conglomerate acquiring products like Evernote, Vimeo, Miro, and Eventbrite. Ferrari details their strategy of buying product-market fit, swapping legacy codebases for proprietary internal tech stacks, operating with hyper-lean talent-dense teams, and outperforming traditional private equity rollups from their headquarters in Milan.
Luca Ferrari explains why 9% hedged debt and 25% asset returns turn high interest rate environments into an acquirer's biggest advantage.
Luca Ferrari shares Bending Spoons' M&A screening framework for acquiring mature tech assets instead of building from scratch.
How Luca Ferrari turned $40,000 from a failed AI startup into Bending Spoons by purchasing existing apps instead of guessing product-market fit.
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