Oracle might have gotten a cheaper price than the $9.3 billion it’s paying if it had made its bid back in February, when NetSuite’s shares were trading below $60, Scavo said.

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Oracle co-founder and executive chairman Larry Ellison owned 39.7 percent of NetSuite’s shares as of April, according to Fortune.

If completed, Oracle's purchase of NetSuite would be its largest deal since buying corporate software company PeopleSoft in 2005 for $10.3 billion. Even so, it may still not be enough.

Oracle is aggressively attacking the mid-market, NetSuite's traditional stronghold, with the Oracle Fusion suite of business applications, which includes ERP, CRM, and HCM solutions.

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NetSuite’s long history with Oracle has now come full circle as Oracle continues to forge ahead with its own cloud transformation. Oracle CEO Mark Hurd joined Goldberg to detail that transition.

Some NetSuite shareholders, such as T. Rowe Price, had said they weren’t going to tender their shares, and Price said Oracle should up its offer to $133 a share.