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Elliott and Siris explore $2 billion-plus Gigamon sale, sources say

NEW YORK, ⁠Oct 7 (Reuters) - Elliott Investment Management and Siris are exploring a ⁠sale of Gigamon that could value the infrastructure software ‌provider at more than $2 billion, according to people familiar with the matter.

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消息人士称,Elliott和Siris正在考虑以超过20亿美元的价格出售Gigamon。

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NEW YORK, ⁠Oct 7 (Reuters) - Elliott Investment Management andSiris are exploring a ⁠sale of Gigamon that could value the infrastructure software ‌provider at more than $2 billion, according to people familiar with the matter.

The firms have tapped investment bankers at Bank of America and Perella Weinberg Partners ​to adviseGigamon on the process, which is ⁠in its early stages, ⁠said the people, who requested anonymity because the deliberations are confidential.

A ⁠sale ‌process could attract interest from private equity firms as well as strategic buyers seeking to expand their capabilities ⁠in network monitoring, cybersecurity and cloud infrastructure management, ​the people said.

Based ‌in Santa Clara, California, Gigamon provides software that helps ⁠companies monitor ​network traffic and detect security threats.Founded in 2004, the company serves more than 4,000 customers globally, including banks, healthcare providers and government agencies,according ⁠to its website.

Gigamon generated more than $400 ​million in annual recurring revenue and around $170 million in earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA), the sources said.

Gigamon, Siris, Elliott, and ⁠Bank of America declined to comment. Perella Weinberg did not respond to a request for comment.

Elliott acquired Gigamon in 2017 in a take-private transaction, which valued the company at about $1.6 billion. ​Private equity firm Siris bought a minority ⁠stake inGigamon in2024.

The potential sale comes as investors continue to show ​interest in software companies that provide ‌critical infrastructure tools underpinning cloud computing, ​cybersecurity and artificial intelligence deployments.

(Reporting by Milana Vinn in New York; Editing by Echo Wang and Daniel Wallis)

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