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Juniper Networks filings document the company's transition from a NYSE-listed networking issuer to a wholly owned subsidiary of Hewlett Packard Enterprise. The 2025 Form 8-K records the completed merger, termination of a material credit agreement, common-stock treatment and related corporate-status changes.
The filing record also includes a Form 25 notice for removal of Juniper common stock from NYSE listing and registration, and a Form 15 certification to terminate or suspend Exchange Act reporting obligations for the common stock. These documents define the public-company status of JNPR after the completed cash merger.
Juniper Networks, Inc. (JNPR) – Form 4 insider filing discloses that non-employee director James A. Dolce Jr. disposed of all equity interests on 2 July 2025 due to the closing of the previously announced merger with Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company (HPE).
Under the Agreement and Plan of Merger signed 9 January 2024, HPE’s wholly-owned subsidiary merged with Juniper, making Juniper a wholly-owned HPE subsidiary. Each outstanding Juniper common share was converted into the right to receive US $40.00 in cash, and all director RSU awards were cancelled for an equivalent cash payment.
Dolce’s Form 4 entries show:
- 31,995 common shares (held directly) were disposed of (Transaction Code D); post-transaction holding: 0 shares.
- 6,840 RSUs were simultaneously cancelled for cash; post-transaction derivative holding: 0.
The filing confirms completion of the cash-only take-private transaction at $40 per share and indicates that directors no longer retain JNPR equity following the merger’s effective time.
Form 4 highlights the disposition of Juniper Networks Inc. (JNPR) equity held by director Kevin A. DeNuccio in connection with the closing of the company’s merger with Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) on July 2 2025. The filing confirms that:
- The merger, originally announced on 9 January 2024, has been consummated; Jasmine Acquisition Sub merged with and into Juniper, leaving Juniper as a wholly-owned HPE subsidiary.
- Cash consideration of $40.00 per share was paid for every outstanding common share of Juniper, with no interest.
- DeNuccio disposed of 28,579 common shares (Table I) and 6,840 restricted stock units (Table II), both coded “D” for disposition, receiving cash in lieu of equity.
- All RSUs held by non-employee directors were cancelled and settled in cash at the same $40.00 per-share rate.
As a result, DeNuccio reports zero Juniper shares or derivative securities remaining, and Juniper’s public float effectively ends. The filing provides investors with final confirmation of the cash-out value and the transaction’s effective date.