“There is one revealing piece in Broadcom's filings: within 3 years after closing, Broadcom expects VMware adjusted EBITDA to jump from $4.7B in FY 22 (ended in January) to $8.5B. One cannot hope to reach it without massive cost-cutting, not unlike what Broadcom did with CA Technologies - its biggest software acquisition so far. And it confirms the financial nature of the acquisition.”
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Looks like OPn Jose woke up from under the rock LOL.
Fully agreed with the last response, this is obvious info and has been shared like a thousand times
This is literally the least revealing thing ever written about a Broadcom acquisition because we already know that they are flipping houses and dont care about anything except the core products, revenue streams and high profit margins so their stock price can continue to reach new highs.
Ronald Reagan used to say "Don't be afraid to see what you see"
This is simply Corporate House-flipping