Why Are Startups Suddenly Attracted to Each Other
Startup Acquisition Trends Reveal Shift as VC-Backed Firms Lead M&A Activity
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Startups in the U.S. increasingly acquire other VC-backed companies amid a quieter merger and acquisition landscape. So far in 2024, startups have completed 252 acquisitions, representing 39% of all M&A transactions, the highest percentage in a decade. Notable deals include AlphaSense acquiring Tegus, LetsGetChecked purchasing Truepill, and Wiz acquiring Gem Security. This trend highlights larger startups utilizing available capital for growth. Recent acquirers are unicorns with valuations over one billion dollars, benefiting from ample venture capital that allows them to expand while staying private longer. As startups raise capital for acquisitions, the trend continues to gain momentum, suggesting more activity in future dealmaking.
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