Salesforce announced on Tuesday that it has agreed to acquire Informatica, a leading cloud-based data management company, in a transaction worth about $8 billion. The deal is aimed at deepening ...

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Salesforce Inc.'s agreement to buy Informatica Inc. for $8 billion came a year after initial talks collapsed and the acquisition target lost a third of its market value, lowering the price it was ...

The all-cash deal will see holders of Informatica's Class A and Class B-1 common stock receive $25 per share. The acquisition, which is expected to close early in Salesforce's fiscal 2027, has been ...

Informatica’s shareholders will receive $25 per share, a premium of about 11% from Friday’s closing price of $22.55. The transaction will give Salesforce access to Informatica’s data management ...

At a time when both businesses are under increasing pressure in a more competitive tech environment, Salesforce has finally finalized its long-discussed acquisition of Informatica, reaching a $8 ...

Data platform vendor Informatica is expanding its AI capabilities as the needs of gen AI continue to increase enterprise requirements. Informatica is no stranger to the world of A ...

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Salesforce's $8 billion acquisition of Informatica aims to strengthen its position in the enterprise data market by integrating advanced data management and AI solutions.

Salesforce will beef up its cloud data management capabilities with the purchase of Informatica for $8 billion in equity value, net of Salesforce’s current investment in the company. Holders of ...

Before the open, Salesforce.com (CRM) announced a definitive agreement to acquire Informatica (INFA) for approximately $8.0 bln, driving shares of INFA sharply higher. However, INFA had already surged ...