A recent securities filing disclosed that Berkshire Hathaway made a new $330 million investment in Bending Spoons. This follows a previous $600 million investment made in July when Bending Spoons went public on Nasdaq. The new deal involves Bending Spoons issuing 10 million ordinary shares to Berkshire at $33 per share.
Following the announcement of the investment, Bending Spoons' shares saw a 41% increase. This latest infusion brings Berkshire Hathaway's total stake in the company to 4%, according to the filing. This investment is one of the decisions made under CEO Greg Abel, who took over from Warren Buffett earlier this year.
Francesco Patarnello, Bending Spoons' co-founder and head of business acquisitions, stated that the investment reflects confidence in their team and platform. He added that it will provide financial flexibility and support the company's ability to pursue attractive acquisitions as part of its broader financing strategy. Bending Spoons continuously evaluates M&A opportunities.
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Berkshire Hathaway increased its investment in Bending Spoons to over $900 million, with a new $330 million stake, signaling confidence in the holding company's strategy. Bending Spoons acquires older internet and software companies like Airtable, often leading to significant layoffs, as the AI boom shifts market valuations.
Bending Spoons' shares increased by 41% following a new securities filing that revealed Berkshire Hathaway invested an additional $330 million into the company. This investment brings Berkshire's total stake to 4% and provides Bending Spoons with further financial flexibility for acquisitions.