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List of Bending Spoons's Acquisitions

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Bending Spoons has made a total of 17 acquisitions. To date, these 17 acquisitions span 23 sectors, including Enterprise Collaboration, Online Travel, and OTT Video, across 5 countries, with the highest activity in United States, Netherlands, and Canada. Peak acquisition years included 6 in 2024, 5 in 2025, and 3 in 2026. The average number of acquisitions per year for the 2020–2025 period is 2.8, with 3 acquisitions completed during the current calendar year. The most recent acquisition is Miro, a San Francisco-based provider of a visual workspace for innovation and team collaboration founded in 2011, which was acquired in September 2026.

Here's the year on year acquisition history of Bending Spoons:

Year on year acquisition history of Bending Spoons20262025202420232022Acquisitions Round Date (Yearly)0246810
  • Number of Total Acquisitions
Year
# Acquisitions
2026
3
2025
5
2024
6
2023
1
2022
2

Recent acquisitions by Bending Spoons

Bending Spoons's most recent acquisition - Miro is a Provider of a visual workspace for innovation and team collaboration, founded in 2011 and located in San Francisco. Bending Spoons acquired a 100% stake in it in September 2026 for a price of $*****.

Here is the list of all acquisitions by Bending Spoons sorted by the latest acquisition date:

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Media has covered Bending Spoons for a total of 35 events in the last 1 year, 16 of them have been about acquisition activity.

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