According to a report by Bloomberg, the acquisition firm Francisco Partners is in advanced talks with construction software company Command Alkon and plans to acquire its controlling stake for as much as $1.3 billion. This deal shows that investors still believe in the value of software for specific industries.

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StableCoinGardener
· 6h ago
Crypto VCs are hibernating while PE giants are still stocking up on traditional software—this contrast is a bit painful
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TimeScale
· 6h ago
Francisco Partners’ moves here show that vertical SaaS is more resilient through the cycle than general-purpose platforms
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ParabolicTracker
· 7h ago
Buying building software for $1.3 billion—does traditional PE still account for it better than Crypto?
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ExitLiquidityBuddy
· 7h ago
In a specific industry, software can be a moat—this logic in Web3 is a fat protocol and a thin application, but unfortunately nobody believes it now.
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GlassDomeObservatory
· 7h ago
Construction software is worth 13B—are the DeFi protocols I have worth less than they should be?
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