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Qualtrics raises $1 55 billion in IPO, spinning out from SAP with plans to continue Seattle growth

Qualtrics raises $1.55 billion in IPO, spinning out from SAP with plans to continue Seattle growth January 28, 2021 at 1:33 pm Qualtrics founder Ryan Smith, left, ringing the Nasdaq opening bell virtually Thursday morning with Qualtrics CEO Zig Serafin, right. (Screenshot via Nasdaq) A little more than two years ago, days before Qualtrics was set to go public, SAP swooped in with a deal to acquire the experience management technology company for $8 billion instead. This time around, Qualtrics actually made it to the stock market on its own, raising $1.55 billion in an initial public offering on the Nasdaq on Thursday morning. The company priced its shares at $30, putting its valuation around $15 billion, up more than 87% from the amount SAP paid in the acquisition. 

Qualtrics Prices IPO Above Range at About $30 a Share

SAP’s Qualtrics Surges in Debut After $1.55 Billion Upsized IPO Bloomberg 1/29/2021 Crystal Tse © Bloomberg The Qualtrics International Inc. website on a smartphone arranged in the Brooklyn borough of New York, U.S., on Tuesday, Jan. 5, 2021. A booming market for U.S. initial public offerings shows no sign of slowing in 2021. Qualtrics International Inc., which is being spun out from SAP SE, could be one of the first listings of 2021 after it filed on December 28 for a U.S. IPO. (Bloomberg) Qualtrics International Inc., the customer-survey software business spun off by SAP SE, climbed 52% in its trading debut after its U.S. initial public offering exceeded its goal to raise $1.55 billion.

SAP launches Rise business transformation as a service

SAP launches ‘Rise’ business transformation as a service SAP CEO Christian Klein announces business transformation as a service package, dubbed Rise Share this item with your network: By Published: 28 Jan 2021 9:15 SAP’s chief executive officer, Christian Klein, has announced what the supplier is calling a “business transformation service” under the label “Rise”. The “Rise with SAP” package is said to offer “customers at all stages of digital transformation a completely new way to redesign processes for better business outcomes”, according to a company statement. Alongside the announcement was confirmation of SAP’s acquisition of business process specialist supplier Signavio. The transaction is expected to close in the first quarter of 2021.

RISE with SAP - a pivot or a pirouette?

Read later Audio version Summary: We analyze what we believe is one of the most important changes SAP is bringing to the market (via SAP) RISE with SAP is finally with us. Over the last month, SAP has briefed us (and many others) multiple times on this topic. Throughout our conversations, we have urged SAP not to position this in such a way that it is perceived as HEC 2.0 and Leonardo 2.0. Has SAP succeeded? Kind of.  We have already talked about the Signavio announcement which we see as a key element in helping customers get a better grasp on their landscapes in preparation for business process optimization. The second plank of the RISE offering is what some are calling HEC 2.0 but which is fundamentally different.

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