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Did Waddle founders leave a fortune on the table?
Three schoolmates made up to $10 million when Xero bought their start-up last year, but a deal with CBA last week could have them wincing at how much more they could have made.
Adir ShiffmanColumnistIt’s not often that someone might regret making $31 million, the price paid by software giant Xero to buy fintech start-up Waddle last August. Last week, less than a year after that purchase, the Commonwealth Bank chose Waddle to power its return to invoice financing.
It is the kind of deal that can see a start-up soar, so did the Waddle founders - former schoolmates Leigh Dunsford, Nathan Andrews, and Simon Creighton - sell too early?
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