VMware, Inc. VMW announced two different acquisition after Thursday's market close.
The company entered into a definitive merger agreement with Carbon Black Inc CBLK. The deal will see VMware acquire Carbon Black through a cash tender offer for $26 per share.
The transaction has an enterprise value of $2.1 billion.
VMware also entered into a definitive agreement with Pivotal Software Inc PVTL to acquire the company for a blended price per share of $11.71, comprised of $15 per share in cash to Pivotal Class A stockholders, and VMware's Class B shares exchanged for Pivotal Class B shares held by Dell Technologies at an exchange ratio of 0.0550 shares of VMware Class B common stock for each share of Pivotal Class B common stock.
The transaction has an enterprise value of $2.7 billion.
VMware shares fell 2.8% in after-hours trading. Pivotal spiked higher by 8.2%, while Carbon Black was halted for trading at time of publication.
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