Italian software company Bending Spoons agrees to buy workplace-collaboration platform Miro in an all-cash deal valued at about $1.36 billion. Reported figures vary slightly across outlets, with estimates around $1.355 billion to $1.36 billion, based on the transaction terms described in company materials.
The acquisition is presented as part of Bending Spoons’ broader push into technology and media assets. Bloomberg notes the company continues an acquisition spree, while PYMNTS and The Next Web identify Miro as an online whiteboard and collaboration product used by large organizations. TechCrunch highlights that the price represents a steep drop from Miro’s earlier valuations, describing Miro as having been valued much higher in the past, including a $17.5 billion valuation figure reported from late 2021. The outlets differ mainly in emphasis: deal size and timing versus valuation history and the broader context of Bending Spoons’ purchase activity.
All sources agree on the core terms: Bending Spoons will acquire Miro for roughly $1.36 billion in cash.
