Bending Spoons to acquire productivity software startup Airtable for $1.285B
Technology holding company Bending Spoons S. today announced plans to acquire Airtable Inc. , the developer of a popular cloud-based spreadsheet platform.
Key Takeaways
- SiliconANGLE UPDATED 20:29 EDT / AUGUST 04 2026 AI Bending Spoons to acquire productivity software startup Airtable for $1.
285B by Maria Deutscher Technology holding company Bending Spoons S.
- The company went public on the Nasdaq last month in a listing that raised $1.
The Airtable acquisition is its first deal since the offering.
- A tool called Omni enables workers to create simple programs that ease routine business tasks.
It can be used together with a second tool, Portals, to build apps for external users such as suppliers.
- The software maker's annual recurring revenue grew more than 20% in the past year to $480 million.
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- #4 billion Airtable has raised from its investors.
- #7 billion following its most recent funding round, a [...
- #4 billion Airtable has raised from its investors.
- #7 billion following its most recent funding round, a $735 million Series F deal that closed in 2021.
, the developer of a popular cloud-based spreadsheet platform. That's less than the approximately $1. 4 billion Airtable has raised from its investors.
7 billion following its most recent funding round, a $735 million Series F deal that closed in 2021. Italy-based Bending Spoons acquires tech firms and improves their financial performance by enhancing their products. The company has added more than 30 features to Vimeo, a popular video hosting platform, since buying it last November.
Bending Spoons has made over 200 improvements to Evernote, a note-taking app it acquired two years earlier. The company went public on the Nasdaq last month in a listing that raised $1. The Airtable acquisition is its first deal since the offering.
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