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Bending Spoons, trading under the symbol BSP-Q, made a notable entry with its July 1 IPO, initially seeing a 40-point jump before subsequently losing much of that momentum. With a vast user base of 500 million, the company's growth strategy revolves around acquiring established tech firms, cutting costs, and effectively monetizing its existing users. Despite reporting substantial revenue growth—from $387 million in 2023 to a projected $1.31 billion in 2025 and showcasing an impressive 132% increase in Q1—organic growth remains low at 13%. The company faces a significant debt burden of $4.36 billion along with a relatively small cash reserve of $630 million, raising concerns about its financial stability. Moreover, the founders' control of 83% voting power limits shareholder influence, and with the current trading multiples at 15 times last year's revenue rather than earnings, experts express caution regarding the firm's valuation amid risks presented by the evolving AI landscape.
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Shares jumped 40 on its July 1st IPO, but has lost most of those gains. They have 500 million active users. They grow by buying mature tech companies, slashing costs and monetizing the existing user base. Revenues have growth from $387 million in 2023 to $1.31 billion in 2025, and boast 132% growth in Q1. Organic growth was only 13%, because most gains come from takeovers. Operating income was $84 million in 2023 and $278 million in 2025. However, at end of 2025, they carried $2.67 billion in debt and $630 million in cash, but climbed to $4.36 billion of debt in Q1. Doesn't like that the founders control 83% of voting power, so shareholders have little say. Trades at 15x last year's revenues, not earnings, so not cheap. Many of their businesses are software, which is vulnerable to AI takeover. Can they continue to deliver? But a little now and then at lower levels.