What were the revenue growth rates for the quarter and how do they compare to prior periods?

Answer

The press release you quoted announces that Jamf (NASDAQ: JAMF) has posted its second‑quarter 2025 financial results, but it does not include the actual revenue figures or the growth rates for the quarter. Consequently, based solely on the information provided in the news excerpt, we cannot specify:

• The quarter‑over‑quarter (Q2 2025 vs. Q2 2024) revenue growth rate
  
• The year‑over‑year (Q2 2025 vs. Q2 2024) revenue growth rate
  
• How those growth rates compare to prior periods (e.g., whether they are higher, lower, or flat relative to the previous quarter or the same quarter in the prior year).

How to Find the Desired Details

1. Access the Full Earnings Release

   • The release is available on Jamf’s Investor Relations site: https://ir.jamf.com.
     
   • Look for the “Second‑Quarter 2025 Results” press release (often posted as a PDF or a web page).
     
   • The document typically contains a “Financial Highlights” table that lists:
     • Revenue for Q2 2025
       
     • Revenue for Q2 2024 (to compute YoY growth)
       
     • Revenue for Q1 2025 (to compute QoQ growth)
       

2. Calculate the Growth Rates (if they aren’t already disclosed)

   • Year‑over‑Year (YoY) growth:
     [ \text{YoY Growth (\%)} = \left(\frac{\text{Revenue}{\text{Q2 2025}} - \text{Revenue}{\text{Q2 2024}}}{\text{Revenue}_{\text{Q2 2024}}}\right) \times 100 ]
     
   • Quarter‑over‑Quarter (QoQ) growth:
     [ \text{QoQ Growth (\%)} = \left(\frac{\text{Revenue}{\text{Q2 2025}} - \text{Revenue}{\text{Q1 2025}}}{\text{Revenue}_{\text{Q1 2025}}}\right) \times 100 ]
     

3. Compare to Prior Periods

   • The same press release often includes a “Management Discussion & Analysis” (MD&A) section that comments on whether the growth rates are accelerating, decelerating, or stable relative to:
     • The previous quarter (Q1 2025)
       
     • The same quarter in the prior year (Q2 2024)
       
   • If the release does not provide a direct comparison, you can use the historical data from Jamf’s Form 10‑K (annual reports) or Form 10‑Q (quarterly reports) to construct a multi‑year trend.

What to Expect (Based on Typical Jamf Reporting)

While we can’t give the exact numbers without the full release, Jamf’s recent earnings history often shows:

• Strong YoY growth driven by expanding enterprise adoption of Apple device management and security solutions.
  
• Moderate QoQ growth as the company ramps up new product releases, subscription renewals, and professional services.
  

If you retrieve the earnings release and still need help interpreting the numbers, feel free to share the specific figures (e.g., “Revenue Q2 2025: $X million; Revenue Q2 2024: $Y million”) and I can walk you through the calculations and comparative analysis.