ZoomInfo’s stock is showing tentative signs of recovery after a challenging period, with several analysts modestly raising price targets following stronger-than-expected Q2 results. Revenue reached $307 million, surpassing estimates, while the company returned to positive growth (5%) for the first time in months. However, management’s subdued 2025 forecast of just 0.5% growth reflects persistent struggles in the downmarket segment, which contracted by 11%.
Premium Segment Offers Hope
While skepticism lingers—evidenced by maintained "neutral" or "underweight" ratings from major firms—the premium customer base now accounts for 72% of annual contract value, a multi-year high. A recent high-seven-figure deal and improved net revenue retention (89%) suggest resilience. The stock, up just 1.3% YTD, trails the tech sector, but revised annual revenue guidance ($1.22–1.23 billion) and new product launches like GTM Studio could fuel momentum if execution improves.
