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Bending Spoons CEO Sees Buying Opportunities in SaaSpocalypse

Bloomberg Technology Friday 09 October 2026, 09:24 UTC By Daniele Lepido and Tom Mackenzie 1 min read
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Bending Spoons CEO Sees Buying Opportunities in SaaSpocalypse Falling valuations for software companies create buying opportunities, Bending Spoons SpA Chief Executive Officer Luca Ferrari said, as his firm aims to benefit from artificial intelligence disrupting the industry. The Italian firm, which takes over established digital businesses and seeks to boost revenue per customer, benefits from AI on two fronts, Ferrari said in an interview Friday.

Bending Spoons CEO Sees Buying Opportunities in SaaSpocalypse Falling valuations for software companies create buying opportunities, Bending Spoons SpA Chief Executive Officer Luca Ferrari said, as his firm aims to benefit from artificial intelligence disrupting the industry. The Italian firm, which takes over established digital businesses and seeks to boost revenue per customer, benefits from AI on two fronts, Ferrari said in an interview Friday.
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