Black billionaire Robert F. Smith-backed firm to hire up to 500 people
Jaggaer, backed by Robert F. Smith’s Vista, will expand in Hyderabad with plans to grow its workforce to 500 employees.
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Jaggaer, backed by Robert F. Smith’s Vista, will expand in Hyderabad with plans to grow its workforce to 500 employees.
Robert F. Smith’s Vista Equity pursues $200 million savings by swapping costly private debt for syndicated loans.
The sale comes a year after Blackstone took Cvent private in a $4.6 billion acquisition, finalizing its full ownership of the event software company.
The technology-focused firm raised $2.7 billion in fresh capital, alongside $2.2 billion from existing flagship funds.
Vista Equity to acquire Acumatica in $2B deal, boosting AI-driven ERP growth for mid-sized businesses with strategic support from Robert F. Smith.
While discussions are still in the early stages, Vista Equity Partners and Harvest Partners are aiming for a valuation of more than 20 times Granicus’ $175 million in EBITDA.
Investment reflects strategic focus on high-growth, high-impact sectors.
Vista Equity Partners secures $2.4-billion valuation for LogicMonitor with new minority investment while retaining strategic control.
The deal reflects the growing demand for cloud-based education software and reinforces Vista’s commitment to enhancing student-driven technological innovations with a strategic focus in the education sector.
This acquisition is expected to deliver substantial value to Smartsheet’s shareholders and aligns seamlessly with the investment strategies of both firms.
Smith emphasized the integration of AI into companies’ operations, drawing parallels with past transformative innovations like the internet and the cloud.
Smith slips; trails KKR’s Henry Kravis on the Bloomberg Billionaires Index.
Vista Equity Partners, under the leadership of Smith, has rapidly become a dominant force in the technology sector since its establishment in 2000.
Vista Equity Partners, founded in 2000 by Smith, has rapidly emerged as a dominant force in the technology sector.