Overview
- Francisco Partners will pay $13.05 per share in cash, valuing Jamf at about $2.2 billion and reflecting roughly a 50% premium to the 90‑day VWAP before September 11, 2025.
- Vista Equity Partners, which holds about 34% of Jamf, along with Dean Hager and CEO John Strosahl, agreed to vote for the transaction, with Vista set to exit at closing.
- After completion, Jamf will become a private company, its stock will be delisted, and it will continue operating under its name with headquarters in Minneapolis.
- Jamf’s leadership and Francisco Partners say private ownership will provide financial flexibility to accelerate growth through innovation and acquisitions.
- Jamf postponed its quarterly financial release to November 10 and canceled its earnings call as the deal moves forward, following years of revenue growth without full-year profitability including a $49 million loss in 2024.