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Tech investor Orlando Bravo says most software companies don't have enough profit

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•Orlando Bravo, a tech investor associated with Thoma Bravo, said most software companies do not have enough profit.
•Multiple outlets describe an ongoing sell-off in software/SaaS equities.
•Bloomberg reports that Thoma Bravo is seeking software bargains during the current downturn.
•A Seeking Alpha item characterizes the sell-off as creating potential buying opportunities, attributed to an analyst view.

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▸If public-market software valuations remain depressed while private capital remains available, then the probability of increased take-private activity or strategic acquisitions in the software sector could rise.

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👤Orlando Bravo(Tech Investor)

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FINANCESeeking Alpha - Market NewsCurrent chaos in software sell-off creates buying opportunities – analyst FINANCECNBC - Top NewsTech investor Orlando Bravo says most software companies don't have enough profit FINANCEBloomberg - MarketsThoma Bravo Seeks Software Bargains in Ongoing SaaSpocalypse

Recent coverage highlights comments from Thoma Bravo co-founder Orlando Bravo arguing that many software companies lack sufficient profitability, alongside reporting that Thoma Bravo is looking for discounted software assets amid a broad sell-off. The information set points to an active repricing in public software markets and a parallel narrative of private-equity interest in potential take-private or acquisition opportunities, but provides no confirmed transaction details.