Procore Technologies Inc

Prosper Stars & Stripes named Procore the largest detractor in its Q2 2026 long book but argues the company stands to benefit from AI due to its project‑based pricing, broad user base and proprietary data. Procore reported nearly 16% revenue growth and 20% free cash flow growth in Q1 and management raised full‑year guidance. The fund closed its position on a stop‑loss during the quarter and subsequently reinvested, while Procore shares have fallen from their 52‑week high. » More on finance.yahoo.com

Procore announced the placement of a 0.00% convertible senior note of 825.0 million USD maturing August 15, 2031, in a private placement; the size was increased from 750 million to 825 million USD and purchasers have an option to buy an additional 125 million USD. The note is convertible into shares under certain conditions; the initial conversion rate is 12.0642 shares per 1,000 USD principal (conversion price about 82.89 USD, a 50% premium to the August 3 closing price). Procore expects net proceeds of approximately 804.4 million USD (up to ~926.6 million USD if the option is exercised); the proceeds are to be used, among other things, for the cash component of the DroneDeploy acquisition, capped‑call transactions and a share repurchase. » More on de.investing.com

Procore is acquiring DroneDeploy for about $845 million in cash, subject to customary adjustments, regulatory approvals and closing conditions. The deal pairs Procore’s construction management platform with DroneDeploy’s robotics and visual data platform, which provides data from more than 3 million construction sites and an extensive visual archive. Procore’s current financial outlook does not yet include contributions from DroneDeploy; the closing is expected later this year. Goldman Sachs is advising Procore, and Citi is advising DroneDeploy. » More on de.investing.com