Sanchez: Studia received an acquisition LOI within one month on Acquire.com
Joan Manuel Sanchez · Startup Acquisition Stories with JM Sanchez Co-founder of Studia · Aug 29, 2023 · at 15:39
Joan Manuel Sanchez, co-founder of Studia, discusses listing the bootstrapped EdTech startup on Acquire.com with host Andrew Gazdecki.
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“So we read our profile. That was 10 minutes with the basic stuff. And we left it there. We left it there for a month. We were getting NDAs, people interested, some questions here or there, but it was actually one month until we got the letter of intent which was a big surprise.”
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