Calydon Capital significantly reduced its stake in ZoomInfo Technologies, selling 892,298 shares valued at approximately $9.19 million during Q4 2025, according to its SEC filing. This divestiture leaves Calydon with just 84,210 shares, representing a mere 0.14% of its assets under management. ZoomInfo’s stock has struggled, down 43.47% year-over-year and trailing the S&P 500 by 60 percentage points, reflecting ongoing challenges in its growth trajectory.
This move is particularly telling, as Calydon has historically favored long-term positions. The sale highlights ZoomInfo’s stagnating sales growth and a 92% decline in stock value since 2021, despite a notable increase in its large customer base and strong free cash flow generation. Investors may find the current valuation attractive, but the lack of a clear growth narrative raises concerns about the stock’s future performance.
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Source: fool.com