Company Profile
Italian tech company that acquires and operates mature consumer and productivity apps like Evernote, WeTransfer, Vimeo, and AOL, optimizing them for profitability at scale.
Bending Spoons FAQ
- Is Bending Spoons publicly traded?
- Yes. Bending Spoons trades under the ticker BSP.
Coverage Timeline
newest first- Aug 4, 2026FUNDINGBending Spoons Buys Airtable for $1.28B, an 88% Markdown$1.28B acquisition→
- Aug 4, 2026BIG TECHBending Spoons Buys Airtable for $1.28B$1.285B→
- Aug 4, 2026FUNDINGBending Spoons Buys Airtable for $1.28B in Cash$1.28B acquisition→
- Jul 7, 2026IPOEurope's IPO Pipeline Fills Up After Bending Spoons$25.7B close, ~40% pop, fresh EU fund formation→
- Jul 4, 2026IPOSmall-Cap Tech IPOs Are Having a Quiet Moment in 2026IPO count +7.95% YoY→
- Jul 2, 2026IPOBending Spoons' Rocky First Week: 40% Pop, Then an 8.5% Slide$1.68B raised / ~$25B cap→
- Jul 1, 2026IPOBending Spoons Defies the SaaS Slump, Surges 40% on IPO Day to a $25.7B$25.7B market cap (+40% day one)→
- Jul 1, 2026IPOBending Spoons Defies the SaaS Slump, Surges 40% on Nasdaq Debut to a Near-$26B Close$1.68B raised, +40% debut→
- Jul 1, 2026IPOBending Spoons Surges 40% on Nasdaq Debut After $18.4B IPO Priced Above Range$1.68B IPO, shares +40%→
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Bending Spoons Buys Airtable for $1.28B, an 88% Markdown
Bending Spoons agreed to acquire Airtable for $1.28B in cash, its first deal since going public -- an 88% markdown from Airtable's $11B peak valuation during the 2021 boom.
Bending Spoons Buys Airtable for $1.28B
Bending Spoons Buys Airtable for $1.28B
Bending Spoons, fresh off its own July IPO, agreed to acquire Airtable for $1.285B -- a steep discount to Airtable's 2021 peak valuation of over $11B but a premium to recent secondary pricing near $4B.
Bending Spoons Buys Airtable for $1.28B in Cash
Bending Spoons Buys Airtable for $1.28B in Cash
Bending Spoons agreed to buy Airtable for $1.285B in its first acquisition since going public, a steep comedown from Airtable's $11B peak valuation in 2021 and its more recent $4B secondary-market price.
Europe's IPO Pipeline Fills Up After Bending Spoons
Europe's IPO Pipeline Fills Up After Bending Spoons
Bending Spoons' 40% Nasdaq debut pop to a near-$26 billion valuation, alongside fresh European mega-funds like Kembara's, is reviving confidence that Europe can produce IPO-ready tech companies again.
Small-Cap Tech IPOs Are Having a Quiet Moment in 2026
Small-Cap Tech IPOs Are Having a Quiet Moment in 2026
Beyond the SpaceX and Bending Spoons headlines, 2026's tech IPO count is already running about 8% ahead of 2025, with smaller healthcare-data and industrial-tech filers like OneMedNet quietly testing the market.
Bending Spoons' Rocky First Week: 40% Pop, Then an 8.5% Slide
Bending Spoons' Rocky First Week: 40% Pop, Then an 8.5% Slide
Bending Spoons surged 40% on its Nasdaq debut in the largest software IPO of 2026, then gave back 8.5% the next trading day, underscoring how volatile even a successful AI-era IPO's first week can be.
Bending Spoons Defies the SaaS Slump, Surges 40% on IPO Day to a $25.7B
Bending Spoons Defies the SaaS Slump, Surges 40% on IPO Day to a $25.7B
Milan-based Bending Spoons priced its IPO at $29 per share, raised $1.68 billion, and closed its first trading day up 40% at $40.50, pushing its market cap to $25.7 billion -- more than double its prior $11 billion private valuation -- TechCrunch reported.
Bending Spoons Defies the SaaS Slump, Surges 40% on Nasdaq Debut to a Near-$26B Close
Bending Spoons Defies the SaaS Slump, Surges 40% on Nasdaq Debut to a Near-$26B Close
Bending Spoons priced its Nasdaq IPO at $29 per share on June 30 — above its $26-$28 marketed range — raising $1.68 billion at an $18.4 billion valuation, then closed its first trading day up roughly 40% near $25.7 billion. The Milan-based company, which buys and revitalizes aging tech brands including AOL, Evernote, Meetup and Vimeo, posted $601 million in Q1 revenue and swung to a $27.4 million profit from a $112 million loss a year earlier.
Bending Spoons Surges 40% on Nasdaq Debut After $18.4B IPO Priced Above Range
Bending Spoons Surges 40% on Nasdaq Debut After $18.4B IPO Priced Above Range
Milan-based Bending Spoons priced its Nasdaq IPO at $29 a share on June 30 — above its marketed $26-$28 range — raising $1.68 billion and valuing the company at roughly $18.4 billion. Shares opened at $31 on July 1, touched an intraday high of $42.50, and closed the session at $40.50, up nearly 40%, making it one of the strongest software IPO debuts of 2026 despite a broader SaaS slowdown.