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why do people assume Salesforce is going to pay WORK in shares or a lump sum of cash up front?
In my opinion, Iād wager they take out a $20B loan with $5B down five or take and finance the remaining amount over 15-20 years at maybe 1.4-2% interest.
Why would they do this? Because WORK could easily just become extra cash flow for the company, most definitely within 5 years but Iād put money on them being able to profit net cash flow within 2 years tops.
Can anyone rebuttal my argument on this? Acquisitions are a massive reason why Salesforce is such a dominate company.
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