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To own ZoomInfo, you need to believe its AI powered platform can keep winning larger, stickier enterprise contracts faster than downmarket softness, competition and regulatory pressure erode its edge. The recent BTIG and KeyBanc calls reinforce AI and upmarket traction as the key near term catalyst, but do not fully resolve the biggest current risk around growing dependence on a smaller set of high value customers.
Against this backdrop, ZoomInfo’s ongoing US$1.0 billion buyback program stands out, with more than 69.8 million shares retired so far. That capital return may amplify the impact of any future progress on AI driven enterprise adoption, but it also raises the stakes if growth or customer concentration trends disappoint.
Yet behind the upbeat AI story, there is a concentration risk that investors should be aware of, especially if a major contract were to...
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ZoomInfo Technologies' narrative projects $1.3 billion revenue and $201.1 million earnings by 2028.
Uncover how ZoomInfo Technologies' forecasts yield a $12.35 fair value, a 20% upside to its current price.
Two fair value estimates from the Simply Wall St Community cluster between US$15.00 and about US$17.06, compared with recent prices near US$10.27. You are seeing how views can diverge sharply just as ZoomInfo’s AI centric push upmarket increases its reliance on a handful of large customers, with important implications for future resilience and returns.
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