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Shareholder Investigation of ZoomInfo Technologies

Recent developments have caught the attention of investors concerning ZoomInfo Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ: GTM). On May 11, 2026, during their Q1 earnings call, the company announced a downturn in their financial projections which led to a staggering 33% drop in share value. This significant loss has prompted the law firm Levi & Korsinsky to launch an investigation focused on possible violations of securities laws.

Context of the Investigation

In the previous Q4 call, ZoomInfo’s CFO, Graham O'Brien, had optimistic projections, stating that the company had exceeded all guidance ranges provided early in the year. Specific projections for FY 2026 were particularly bold, with anticipated revenues between $1.247 billion to $1.267 billion and operating income expected to fall between $456 million to $466 million. However, the reality presented during the Q1 2026 earnings call was starkly different.

O'Brien described Q1 as a “solid quarter” but also acknowledged a moderation of the improving trends noted in 2025. They revised their revenue expectations downwards by nearly 5%, now projecting between $1.185 billion and $1.205 billion. This decline, along with a more than 4% decrease in operating income predictions, raised immediate red flags for shareholders and potential legal implications.

Implications for Shareholders

The reduction in guidance, coupled with a notable stock price decline, positions shareholders who purchased stock in ZoomInfo Technology to potentially seek legal recourse. Levi & Korsinsky, recognized for their expertise in shareholder rights litigation, encourages any affected investors to come forward and discuss their legal rights. The firm, with a reputation for recovering substantial sums for investors, is investigating claims that ZoomInfo misled its shareholders regarding its financial stability and growth trajectory.

How to Participate in the Investigation

Investors who purchased shares of ZoomInfo or participated in their securities and experienced financial losses are urged to collect pertinent information, including brokerage records and transaction histories. This information will be essential for assessing eligibility for the ongoing investigation. Importantly, individuals can join the investigation regardless of whether they still hold shares or not. As the investigations proceed, involved parties can expect thorough support from Levi & Korsinsky as they navigate potential claims.

Legal Support Available

For those interested, Levi & Korsinsky provides a straightforward, no-cost evaluation to discuss involvement in the investigation. Their approach is on a contingency basis, meaning no upfront fees are required, thereby reducing financial risk for the investor. Those who suspect they have claims against ZoomInfo are encouraged to reach out for legal advice.

Conclusion

As the situation develops, it presents a crucial moment for investors in ZoomInfo Technologies. Potential legal proceedings stemming from the Q1 earnings call could influence the company’s trajectory and investor recovery potential. Levi & Korsinsky’s investigation aims to ensure that shareholders’ voices are heard and financial recoveries pursued where warranted. Investors wishing to take part can contact the firm via email or phone for further guidance on their options.

For further inquiries, reach out to Levi & Korsinsky, LLP directly at their New York office or via email for a free evaluation of your situation.