After buying EA, Silver Lake and PIF reportedly offer $25 billion for Unity
According to unnamed insider sources cited by Reuters, the offer was made weeks before Unity released its Q3 earnings report, which revealed a 59% increase in strategic revenue year-over-year and 134% growth in adjusted EBITDA. The report pushed the company's stock price up by roughly 4% and its market capitalization to around $21.5 billion. Read Entire Article
A consortium led by private equity firm Silver Lake Partners and the Public Investment Fund (PIF) of Saudi Arabia has reportedly made an offer to acquire Unity Software at a valuation of approximately $25 billion. Unity, which recently reported a 59% increase in strategic revenue year-over-year and a 134% growth in adjusted EBITDA, is said to be seriously considering the offer.
The proposal, made weeks before Unity's Q3 earnings report, pushed the company's stock price up by around 4% and its market capitalization to approximately $21.5 billion. However, it remains unclear whether the offer will be revised to reflect the new market valuation or if the growth was already incorporated into the original proposal. Unity has not yet responded to the offer, with no agreement reached as of November 6.
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