X, Inc.

San Francisco, California

Classification

Private

Financials

Revenue & Profit

Revenue

Valuation

Valuation

Ratios

Revenue / EBITDA
$123 MM
Valuation / Revenue
$123 MM
Valuation / Employees
$123 MM
EBITDA / Revenue
$123 MM
1-Year CAGR (Revenue)
03
3-Year CAGR (Revenue)
11
1-Year CAGR (Employees)
19
3-Year CAGR (Employees)
96

People

Employee Figures

Employees

Key Executives

NameTitleSocialsEmailPhone
John DoeEmployee
--
Jane DoeEmployee
John DoeEmployee
John DoeEmployee

401K

Total Active Participants
1234
No. Participants with Account Balances
56789
Total Liabilities Start of Year
1234
Total Assets Start of Year
56789

Deals

M&A2024-03-15Completed

Seller

Founders Group

Investor Sponsors

NorthBridge PE

Deal Amount

$120M

Target Company Valuation

$1.20 MM

Techniques

Acquisition of Assets, Taken Private

Stake Tags

100%

Is PE deal

Yes

Is deal PE backed

Yes

Total Acquired

100%

Secondary Transaction2023-09-01Canceled

Target

BrightHealth Technologies

Seller

Early Investors Consortium

Investor Sponsors

--

Deal Amount

Undisclosed

Target Company Valuation

NaN

Techniques

Secondary Sale, Management Buy-out (MBO)

Stake Tags

Majority

Is PE deal

No

Is deal PE backed

Yes

Total Acquired

65%

Funding

About

About

X, Inc. (formerly: Twitter, Inc.) is a social networking and micro-blogging platform that allows users to post and interact with short messages called "tweets." The company was founded in March 2006. Business Description: X, Inc.'s core business revolves around providing a real-time, microblogging service that enables users to share thoughts, opinions, news, and updates in 280-character messages (the original limit was 140 characters but was expanded in 2017). Users can post tweets containing text, images, videos, GIFs, and links to share information with their followers and the broader X community. Key Features and Functions: Tweets: The primary function of X is to allow users to compose and share tweets. These tweets can be seen by the user's followers and are also searchable by the public. Following and Followers: Users can follow other accounts to see their tweets on their timeline. Likewise, other users can follow them to see their updates. Retweets and Likes: Users can retweet (share) a tweet from someone else to their own followers, thereby amplifying its reach. Additionally, users can "like" tweets to show appreciation or agreement without sharing them. Hashtags and Trends: Twitter popularized the use of hashtags (#) to categorize and discover tweets related to specific topics. The platform also features trending topics, reflecting the most popular or discussed subjects at a given time. Replies and Mentions: Users can reply directly to a tweet to engage in conversations with other users. When mentioning someone by their username (@username) in a tweet, that user receives a notification. Direct Messages: Users can send private messages to each other, facilitating one-on-one conversations. Monetization: X generates revenue through various advertising and data licensing strategies. Advertisers can promote their tweets, accounts, and trends to reach a larger audience. Additionally, Twitter offers data licensing services, allowing companies and researchers to access and analyze data from the platform for insights and analytics purposes. Challenges: Like any social media platform, X faces challenges related to content moderation, misinformation, privacy concerns, and maintaining a healthy online environment. Over the years, the company has been working on implementing policies and technologies to tackle these issues.

Keywords

Keywords

Classified

Private