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Jamf Holding’s $1.4 Billion Shakeup: Citigroup Tapped As Vista Plots Its Exit
Jamf Holding Corp., a leading Apple-focused device management and security software provider, has become the subject of renewed M&A speculation after reports surfaced that the company is exploring a potential sale. Citigroup has been retained as financial advisor, with sources suggesting that preliminary discussions with potential buyers are already underway. At the center of this development is private equity firm Vista Equity Partners, which owns a significant 34% stake in Jamf and is reportedly looking to fully exit its investment. The company, valued at approximately $1.4 billion, has seen its stock decline by 23% year-to-date, despite delivering strong operational metrics in Q2 2025, including a 15% year-over-year revenue increase and record ARR of $710 million. The combination of strategic shareholder intent, financial adviser engagement, and recent earnings strength has set the stage for a potential transaction. However, prospective buyers will need to weigh growth momentum against valuation complexity and sponsor dynamics.
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