Vimeo stock ends Nasdaq chapter after USD 1.38 billion buyout

Vimeo stock completed its public-market chapter at USD 7.85 per share after Bending Spoons closed a USD 1.38 billion acquisition on November 24, 2025. The transaction converted each eligible share into USD 7.85 in cash and made Vimeo a wholly owned subsidiary of Bending Spoons US.

The buyout fixed the final value

According to Stock Titan, trading of Vimeo common stock on Nasdaq was suspended when the merger became effective, and Vimeo requested delisting and termination of its SEC reporting obligations.

The cash consideration gives investors a clear historical benchmark: USD 7.85 per share against the USD 1.38 billion aggregate deal value. Vimeo shares therefore represent a completed cash transaction rather than an active public quote in September 2026.

Vimeo expands its creator program

The company is still building its creator brand under new ownership. Vimeo's 2026 Short Film Grant carries a USD 300,000 production pool for five emerging filmmakers, equal to USD 60,000 per recipient, according to Yahoo Finance.

Applications opened on September 21, 2026, and the winners are scheduled to be notified by March 15, 2027. The 2026 pool is double the USD 150,000 offered in the inaugural year, making the initiative a quantified expansion of Vimeo's creator support.

What Vimeo stock means now

For investors, Vimeo's key change is structural rather than a daily price move. The former Nasdaq security ended with a defined USD 7.85 cash payout, while the operating business continues through Bending Spoons and uses creator programs such as the USD 300,000 grant to maintain visibility in the video market.