[U.S. Stock Market Movement] Bending Spoons surged on October 7th: Financing finalized + Miro acquisition
Bitget异动解读2026/10/07 16:15Bending Spoons October 7 Analysis of the Sharp Rise
Keywords: Financing Completion, Miro Acquisition
1. On October 2, the company completed two increases in its senior secured term loan B maturing in 2031, amounting to 1.25 billion USD and 395 million EUR respectively; the funds are intended for the Miro acquisition, repayment of drawn portions of its euro revolving credit facility, and general corporate purposes.
2. On September 10, the company signed a merger agreement with Miro to acquire Miro in an all-cash transaction with an enterprise value of 1.355 billion USD; Miro's annual recurring revenue is approximately 600 million USD, with nearly 90% coming from commercial and enterprise clients, and has nearly 4 million paying users.
3. On September 25, the company completed the syndication pricing of the aforementioned loan increases, with the actual financing scale exceeding the original targets of 750 million USD and 250 million EUR equivalent; the company's main business focuses on digital asset acquisition, transformation, and continuous optimization, and any acquired businesses are intended to be held long-term in its portfolio.
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