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VMWARE, INC. Stock: price and insider trades · United States · SEC (Form 4)
Track the VMWARE, INC. share price and the full directors' dealings record of the company, a listed issuer based in United States. Shares are listed on US US, under the supervision of SEC (Form 4). Operating in the Technology sector, VMWARE, INC. has published 190 reports. The latest transaction was filed on 18 October 2023 (Cession). Among the most active insiders: Brulard Jean Pierre. All data is openly available.
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Last declaration on 18 October 2023
Declarations190 total
5,779 shares@ US$178.296.8% of flowClass A Common StockSEC:0001209191-23-053133:0
4,966 shares@ US$177.105.8% of flowClass A Common StockSEC:0001209191-23-052906:0
2,263 shares@ US$166.483.4% of flowClass A Common StockSEC:0001209191-23-051726:0
1,850 shares@ US$166.486.6% of flowClass A Common StockSEC:0001209191-23-051725:0
5,170 shares@ US$166.485.4% of flowClass A Common StockSEC:0001209191-23-051724:0
4,887 shares@ US$166.485.3% of flowClass A Common StockSEC:0001209191-23-051727:0
2,984 shares@ US$164.1010.2% of flowClass A Common StockSEC:0001209191-23-048247:0
175 shares@ US$164.1010.6% of flowClass A Common StockSEC:0001209191-23-048248:0
44 shares@ US$158.962.6% of flowClass A Common StockSEC:0001209191-23-044296:0
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2,275 shares0Class A Common StockSEC:0001209191-23-042313:0
1,976 shares0Class A Common StockSEC:0001209191-23-042330:0
2,275 shares0Class A Common StockSEC:0001209191-23-042312:0
1,976 shares0Class A Common StockSEC:0001209191-23-042318:0
1,976 shares0Class A Common StockSEC:0001209191-23-042315:0
1,976 shares0Class A Common StockSEC:0001209191-23-042316:0
17,220 shares@ US$142.2815.6% of flowClass A Common StockSEC:0001209191-23-041968:0
3,600 shares@ US$141.513.2% of flowClass A Common StockSEC:0001209191-23-041863:0
2,396 shares0Class A Common StockSEC:0001209191-23-036067:0
3,866 shares@ US$133.943.2% of flowClass A Common StockSEC:0001209191-23-034640:0
238 shares@ US$133.9411.9% of flowClass A Common StockSEC:0001209191-23-034645:0
1,177 shares@ US$133.941.0% of flowClass A Common StockSEC:0001209191-23-034641:0
2,484 shares@ US$133.947.0% of flowClass A Common StockSEC:0001209191-23-034643:0
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About VMWARE, INC.
VMware, Inc. was historically one of the most important enterprise infrastructure software companies in the United States. Founded in 1998 and headquartered in Palo Alto, California, the company initially became a pioneer in server virtualization and later expanded into private cloud, hybrid-cloud management, and application modernization tools. VMware was listed on the U.S. NYSE under the ticker VMW before it was taken private following Broadcom’s acquisition, which closed on November 22, 2023. ([blogs.vmware.com](https://blogs.vmware.com/vmtn/2009/04/introducing-vmware-vsphere-4-the-industrys-first-cloud-operating-system.html?utm_source=openai)) Operationally, VMware was built around several core product families: compute virtualization through vSphere, software-defined storage through vSAN, network and security virtualization through NSX, and application modernization/orchestration capabilities through Tanzu. Its Cloud Foundation stack combines these components into an integrated software platform designed for private datacenters and hybrid environments. This architecture made VMware a reference provider for large enterprises, telecom operators, and public-sector customers looking for greater flexibility, resilience, and operational efficiency in their infrastructure layers. ([blogs.vmware.com](https://blogs.vmware.com/tanzu/vmware-cloud-foundation-vsphere-7-kubernetes/?utm_source=openai)) VMware’s geographic footprint was global, with meaningful presence across North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific, reflecting a multinational customer base and deep relationships with major public-cloud ecosystems. For investors, the key point is that VMware no longer trades as an independent company: its business is now part of Broadcom, which has stated that it intends to focus the portfolio around VMware Cloud Foundation, Tanzu, and related offerings for private and hybrid cloud environments. ([investors.broadcom.com](https://investors.broadcom.com/news-releases/news-release-details/broadcom-completes-acquisition-vmware?utm_source=openai)) From a competitive standpoint, VMware long held a leading position in enterprise virtualization thanks to a highly entrenched installed base, broad ecosystem support, and a technically deep portfolio. Its differentiation came from product breadth, customer stickiness, and its ability to support enterprises transitioning toward hybrid-cloud operating models. The most important recent developments are therefore corporate rather than standalone operating events: Broadcom completed the acquisition, removed VMware from the NYSE, then moved to streamline the portfolio, shift sales toward subscription licensing, and sharpen the strategic focus on VMware Cloud Foundation. ([investors.broadcom.com](https://investors.broadcom.com/news-releases/news-release-details/broadcom-completes-acquisition-vmware?utm_source=openai))
