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Two companies, Stripes and Advent, have bid over $53 billion, for the payment service company PayPal, reports the Financial Times.
The offer, which is 28 percent above the company's closing share price on Tuesday, is a discount compared to PayPal's valuation a year ago. There are no signs that the payment services company intends to accept the offer.
So far, PayPal has been reluctant to do business with these two players, according to the Financial Times, which cites sources with insight.
For Stripe, however, the deal would imbue its own brand with a customer-oriented profile and access to over 400 million users.
Advent, in turn, has a long history of acquiring payment service companies and has recently become a partner in Worldpay.
According to sources with insight, Stripe and Advent intend to become partners in PayPal.
PayPal has declined to comment on the bid.
Source: https://www.ft.com/content/3738e814-9470-4d7d-94a6-ac5e001a968e?syn-25a6b1a6=1
The offer, which is 28 percent above the company's closing share price on Tuesday, is a discount compared to PayPal's valuation a year ago. There are no signs that the payment services company intends to accept the offer.
So far, PayPal has been reluctant to do business with these two players, according to the Financial Times, which cites sources with insight.
For Stripe, however, the deal would imbue its own brand with a customer-oriented profile and access to over 400 million users.
Advent, in turn, has a long history of acquiring payment service companies and has recently become a partner in Worldpay.
According to sources with insight, Stripe and Advent intend to become partners in PayPal.
PayPal has declined to comment on the bid.
Source: https://www.ft.com/content/3738e814-9470-4d7d-94a6-ac5e001a968e?syn-25a6b1a6=1