Jamf Holding Corp. Completes $2.2 Billion Acquisition by Francisco Partners, Goes Private

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This 8-K formally announces the completion of Jamf Holding Corp.'s acquisition by Francisco Partners for approximately $2.2 billion, effective January 30, 2026. This follows the shareholder approval on January 8, 2026, and the POSASR filing on January 30, 2026, which indicated the completion and deregistration. The transaction results in Jamf becoming a privately held company, with its common stock delisted from NASDAQ and reporting obligations suspended. The filing details the conversion of common stock, options, and RSUs into cash at $13.05 per share, the treatment of convertible notes, the termination of existing credit facilities, and the appointment of new directors. This marks the final step in the company's transition to private ownership, concluding its public trading history.

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• Acquisition Finalized

  Jamf Holding Corp. officially completed its acquisition by Francisco Partners for approximately $2.2 billion on January 30, 2026.

• Delisting and Deregistration

  The company's common stock has been delisted from NASDAQ, and Jamf will cease to be a publicly reporting company, with Form 15 to be filed to suspend reporting obligations.

• Shareholder Cash-Out

  Public shareholders received $13.05 per share in cash for their common stock, options, and restricted stock units.

• Debt Restructuring

  Existing credit facilities were terminated, and new senior secured term loan facilities were established by the parent company.

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This 8-K formally announces the completion of Jamf Holding Corp.'s acquisition by Francisco Partners for approximately $2.2 billion, effective January 30, 2026. This follows the shareholder approval on January 8, 2026, and the POSASR filing on January 30, 2026, which indicated the completion and deregistration. The transaction results in Jamf becoming a privately held company, with its common stock delisted from NASDAQ and reporting obligations suspended. The filing details the conversion of common stock, options, and RSUs into cash at $13.05 per share, the treatment of convertible notes, the termination of existing credit facilities, and the appointment of new directors. This marks the final step in the company's transition to private ownership, concluding its public trading history.