Streaming firm to be joined a day later by ZoomInfo Technologies, with combined value of $20bn
The first big-name flotations since the
Coronavirus pandemic hit the world’s financial markets are due in
New York later this week as Warner
music and the data firm ZoomInfo Technologies, with a combined value of $20bn (nearly £16bn), get set to list their shares.
Warner Music, the world’s third-biggest record company, home to artists including Ed Sheeran, Bruno
Mars and Dua Lipa, is to list on the US Nasdaq on Wednesday, valued as high as $13.3bn.