Verint Systems stock exits Nasdaq after a cash merger

Verint Systems stock last changed hands at USD 20.51 on Nasdaq on November 26, 2025, the final market reference before the company moved into private ownership. The cash merger paid USD 20.50 per share, putting the final quoted price USD 0.01, or 0.05 percent, above the transaction consideration.

Cash consideration matched the quote

The transaction closed on November 26, 2025, according to GetMacha, after Thoma Bravo agreed to take Verint private. The final USD 20.51 quote and USD 20.50 cash payment show how closely the market price aligned with the completed deal value.

Chattermill reports that the transaction also led to Verint being delisted from Nasdaq and combined with Calabrio, another Thoma Bravo portfolio company. The combined business operates under the Verint name, shifting the investment story from daily share-price discovery to private-company execution.

Final earnings add historical context

Before the ownership change, Verint reported fiscal fourth quarter net income of USD 32.8 million in a report dated March 26, 2025, according to a Ground News summary of an Associated Press earnings snapshot. That figure provides the clearest period-specific profitability marker in the final public-company record.

The USD 32.8 million quarterly profit and the USD 20.50 per-share merger payment describe different parts of the same transition. One measures operating performance for fiscal fourth quarter 2025, while the other defines the cash outcome for shareholders.

Verint now operates privately

Verint's listed equity ended its public-market life with the November 26, 2025 transaction. For investors reviewing historical VRNT data on September 24, 2026, the decisive figures are the USD 20.51 final quote, the USD 20.50 cash consideration and the USD 32.8 million fiscal fourth quarter net income.