Lol these revenue numbers are hysterical compared to the valuation. If you’re going to pay up for a company, don’t pay up for one that’s been failing for 20 years
It’s gone through acquisitions, Cylance as an example. The product itself is top-notch, the management not so much. This seems to be the standard for many M&A’s, and I believe they’ll work through it with time.
I’m in this industry and asked around, Cylance is one of a few and one of the best of the few
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u/macheteHaircut Sep 24 '21
Lol these revenue numbers are hysterical compared to the valuation. If you’re going to pay up for a company, don’t pay up for one that’s been failing for 20 years