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> backed by a successful corporation Are they profitable these days? That used to be their main problem, business wise. Always losing money, so making weird
by justinclift 3y ago
> backed by a successful corporation
Are they profitable these days?
That used to be their main problem, business wise. Always losing money, so making weird choices trying to stop that.
- pavlov 3y agoYes, Qt Group is profitable. It’s publicly listed and has a market cap of around $2 billion. So not very big compared to a lot of enterprise software vendors, but could be an interesting acquisition target at this price. For a couple of years Qt was owned by Nokia, then spun off after their Microsoft OS pivot. Today I’m guessing an acquirer might be in the embedded/automotive space instead where Qt is apparently doing quite well.