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WIXBEARMNDYBEARNOWBULLCRMNEUTRALMIXEDFLIPPEDTHE TWENTY MINUTE VC · BULLISH IN JULY → BEARISH IN JULY

PE SaaS buyouts hit terminal growth limits

The hosts argued that mega-cap private equity mega-funds strategy of acquiring slow-growing software-as-a-service (SaaS) companies is hitting a wall due to exhausted price increases and customer churn.

THE TWENTY MINUTE VC CHANGED ITS VIEW

BULLISH FOR 2 WEEKS, THEN THE TURN
THEN13 JUL · BULLISHThe speaker argued that share buybacks are an essential capital allocation tool to offset heavy tech stock-based compensation and return capital to shareholders when shares are undervalued.NOW30 JUL · BEARISHThe hosts argued that mega-cap private equity mega-funds strategy of acquiring slow-growing software-as-a-service (SaaS) companies is hitting a wall due to exhausted price increases and customer churn.

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