Startup Success

When startups get acquired, there’s usually a lot of excitement. New resources. Bigger teams. Faster expansion. But after the press release fades and the deal papers are signed, reality hits. Growth isn’t automatic. 1. Only 23% of acquired startups meet or exceed post-merger growth projections within 3 years The reality of missed expectations Startups often […]

Mergers and acquisitions in the tech industry are often big, bold moves. They promise faster growth, new markets, better talent, and more innovation. But most of the time, these deals don’t go the way people expect. The numbers don’t lie. This data report dives into the real reasons why so many tech M&A deals fail.

AI is no longer just a buzzword. In 2024, it became the very engine behind tech’s biggest growth spurt in years—especially in mergers and acquisitions. Startups building with AI aren’t just getting funded; they’re getting acquired at lightning speed. In this deep dive, we’ll explore 30 key stats that show just how AI startups shaped

In the last few years, cybersecurity mergers and acquisitions (M&A) have shifted from a niche topic to a boardroom priority. Companies are not only defending their digital borders but also racing to buy the best tools, teams, and technologies before their competitors do. But what exactly is happening in the M&A space? Who’s buying what?

The e-commerce world has seen a surge in rollups and brand aggregators over the last few years, especially those buying successful Amazon FBA brands. While the idea sounds exciting—buying several strong-performing online businesses and growing them under one umbrella—the reality is far more complex. 1. 65% of e-commerce rollups fail within their first 3 years

Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) are often seen as moves to grab products, expand market share, or strengthen technology. But there’s another powerful driver—people. In tech, the need for top-tier talent has changed how many companies look at M&A. Sometimes, it’s not about the product at all—it’s about hiring the team that built it. 1. 47%

Tech M&A is evolving fast. Whether you’re leading strategy at a venture-backed startup or managing acquisitions for a large firm, the contrast between enterprise and consumer deals is something you can’t ignore. This guide takes you into the data, unpacking the numbers behind the deals and giving you practical insights you can use to make

The tech industry loves speed. Founders want to scale fast, attract capital fast, and exit fast. But when it comes to going public, the choice between a SPAC and a traditional IPO can dramatically shape a company’s future. The numbers reveal fascinating patterns. Here’s what the data shows, with each stat giving us real insight

Startups are often built with an eye toward an eventual exit. That exit might come through a public offering, but for many, the more likely outcome is acquisition. But the chances of acquisition aren’t the same for every startup. Early-stage companies face a very different journey compared to those at the late stage. In this

Tech acquisitions are booming. But the price someone is willing to pay depends heavily on the type of company being acquired. Different sectors command different price tags. This article breaks down the average acquisition prices by sector and shares why they matter. If you’re building a company or planning to buy one, understanding these numbers