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The release dated November 18, 2025 says Salesforce[1] 'today announced it has completed its acquisition of Informatica'; Informatica's 8-K names November 18, 2025 as the Closing Date.- Start
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Salesforce Completes Its $8 Billion Acquisition of Informatica
Salesforce closed its purchase of Informatica, funding the $25-a-share cash deal partly with $6 billion of bank borrowings and folding Informatica's data management into Data 360, MuleSoft and Agentforce 360.
- Salesforce completed its acquisition of Informatica on 18 November 2025, bringing Informatica's data catalog, integration, governance, quality and privacy, metadata management and MDM services to the Salesforce platform[1][3]
- Each Informatica Class A and B-1 share was converted into $25.00 in cash, and the stock stopped trading on the New York Stock Exchange[3]
- Salesforce borrowed the full $4 billion of a 364-day credit facility and $2 billion of a three-year facility that day to fund the cash consideration and repay Informatica's debt[4]
- The acquisition-date fair value of the consideration came to about $9.6 billion, including $9.5 billion in cash, against the roughly $8 billion equity value announced in May[2][5]
- Salesforce said it now expects the deal to add to non-GAAP operating margin and earnings per share within 12 months, a year sooner than first promised, and would discuss it on its 3 December 2025 results call[1]
- Benioff: 'You have to get your data right to get your AI right'[1]
Cost $8B