12 years. $53M raised. One acquisition. Zach Scheel is talking about all of it.Zach Scheel, co-founder of Rhubmix, sat down with Owen the day after Autodesk officially closed its acquisition of the 12-year-old construction labor...
Autodesk’s acquisition of Rhumbix fills a critical gap in its construction technology product suite by integrating advanced labor tracking capabilities. The platform’s strong financial performance, including a 110% Net Revenue Retention (NRR) and 94% Gross Revenue Retention (GRR), was a key factor driving the deal.
Zach opens up about the acquisition journey, including navigating complex negotiations and the emotional impact of a term sheet being pulled after signing. He shares how Rhumbix managed to overcome these hurdles and successfully close the deal.
Reflecting on the industry, Zach suggests that a median exit timeline of around 10 years is realistic for founders and investors within construction technology, highlighting the long-term nature of innovation and growth in this sector.
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