Alteryx, a company offering a cloud-based data analytics platform, is reportedly exploring the possibility of being acquired by private equity firms. According to Reuters, the company is working with the investment bank, Qatalyst Partners LP, on the potential sale.
Furthermore, the business's co-founder and executive chairman, Dean Stoecker, who controls the company through dual-class shares that give him 51% of all outstanding shares' voting power despite owning only 11.5% of the company in total, is claimed to be considering rolling his holding into any purchase.
Alteryx faces stiff competition from Microsoft and Oracle and has encountered challenges in acquiring new business amidst challenging market conditions. This April, Alteryx underwent a workforce reduction of 300 employees, and its stock plummeted by over 22% following its Q2 earnings release due to a decline in guidance estimates. Currently, the company has a market capitalization of USD 2.5 billion.
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