Thread regarding VMware layoffs

Deal details are out.

https://www.vmware.com/content/dam/digitalmarketing/vmware/en/pdf/company/vmware-broadcom.pdf

Both boards unanimously have agreed to the merger.

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With many saying that BRCM will lay off 70% of VMW, how can BRCM still expect to have $13B of VMW revenues? In other words, does any one believe that VMW is THAT bloated that even after shredding 70% of workforce they can still retain 100% of the revenues?

I get that there WILL be massive layoffs but 70%? I would expect there will be 30% layoffs.

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Post ID: @zvs+1gV77YC7

$5B earning requires HUGE headcount reduction. At US$ 200K average annual salary, that means 25000 people. This means they plan to cut every year, not just one time, until the target EBITDA is achieved?

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Post ID: @umz+1gV77YC7

Broadcom trims out all of the fat and management and pays the people who are left extremely well with annual bonuses and rsu stock.

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Post ID: @xnj+1gV77YC7

The details here say Broadcom expects VMW to contribute $8.5B in EBITDA within 3 years. VMW’s 2022 EDITDA was $3.5B.

Where’s that extra going to come from? This is where the “Broadcom lays off 70% of the people at companies it acquires” comes from.

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