Acquisition History / Apple / Coral Software

Apple Acquires Coral Software

Announced January 3, 1989

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What happened

Acquired by Apple (Computer software); technology/product used in or became Macintosh Common Lisp.

Acquirer
Apple
Target
Coral Software
Announced
January 3, 1989
Price
Undisclosed
Industry
Computer software

By the numbers

Apple's acquisition history
5th of 136 tracked deals
Disclosed prices
42 of 136 Apple deals
Apple's average disclosed price
$270.6M
Apple's largest disclosed deal
Beats Electronics ($3B)
Tracked acquisitions in 1989
5 across all acquirers
Apple in Computer software
4 acquisitions

Frequently Asked Questions About This Acquisition

When did Apple acquire Coral Software?

Apple acquired Coral Software on January 3, 1989. This was Apple's 5th publicly tracked acquisition out of 136 we have on record.

How much did Apple pay for Coral Software?

The price Apple paid for Coral Software was not publicly disclosed. Only 42 of Apple's 136 tracked acquisitions have a disclosed price.

What does Coral Software do?

Acquired by Apple (Computer software); technology/product used in or became Macintosh Common Lisp.

What other Computer software companies has Apple acquired?

Apple has made 4 acquisitions in Computer software, including Coral Software. See the full list on the Computer software and Apple acquisition pages.

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