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Levi & Korsinsky files class action against ZoomInfo Technologies after 33% stock collapse

NEW YORK, July 8. A 33% stock price decline at ZoomInfo Technologies, Inc. (GTM) is now the basis of a class action lawsuit organized by Levi & Korsinsky, LLP, the firm said. Investors who absorbed those losses are being invited to contact the New York law firm to seek recovery.

By Tomas Reyes2 min read
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NEW YORK, July 8. A 33% stock price decline at ZoomInfo Technologies, Inc. (GTM) is now the basis of a class action lawsuit organized by Levi & Korsinsky, LLP, the firm said. Investors who absorbed those losses are being invited to contact the New York law firm to seek recovery.

What the firm says happened

ZoomInfo entered 2026 with management projecting it as a year of offensive growth and revenue acceleration. The company then cut its own guidance. Levi & Korsinsky says that sequence, a public forecast of accelerating growth followed by a self-imposed guidance reduction, is what drove the 33% collapse in ZoomInfo's share price and is the basis on which investors can pursue claims.

The firm is pressing on the contrast between what ZoomInfo told investors before the revision and what followed. A company projecting offensive growth signals to markets that it expects to expand faster than in prior periods. A subsequent guidance cut tells markets the opposite, and the stock re-prices accordingly.

Who can join and what to expect

Levi & Korsinsky, LLP is soliciting ZoomInfo shareholders who lost money on the stock to contact the firm about participating in the action. The firm's announcement did not specify a lead plaintiff deadline, a target damages figure, or the exact date on which ZoomInfo reduced its guidance.

ZoomInfo Technologies trades under the ticker GTM. The firm's announcement frames the core of the case as a gap between stated expectations and delivered results, with a 33% share price decline as the measure of investor harm.

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Frequently asked

Who filed the class action against ZoomInfo Technologies?

The New York law firm Levi & Korsinsky, LLP organized the class action lawsuit against ZoomInfo Technologies, Inc.

Why did ZoomInfo's stock price fall 33%?

The firm says the decline followed ZoomInfo publicly projecting offensive, accelerating growth for 2026 and then imposing its own guidance reduction, which told markets the opposite.

Who can join the lawsuit?

ZoomInfo shareholders who lost money on the stock are being invited to contact Levi & Korsinsky about participating in the action.

What ticker does ZoomInfo Technologies trade under?

ZoomInfo Technologies trades under the ticker GTM.

Did the firm disclose a lead plaintiff deadline or damages figure?

No, the announcement did not specify a lead plaintiff deadline, a target damages figure, or the exact date ZoomInfo reduced its guidance.