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Spotify's stock rises 4.5% to $514.45 amid institutional buying and AI licensing deal.
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In the past 24 hours, Spotify's stock (SPOT) experienced a 4.5% increase, reaching $514.45, driven by institutional investments and a new AI-focused licensing agreement with Universal Music Group. This development follows a recent 4.4% decline in the stock price, attributed to slightly missed earnings and revenue estimates in the latest quarterly report.
Points clés
- Institutional investors, including Plato Investment Management and Commerzbank, have increased their holdings in Spotify, contributing to the recent stock price rise.
- Spotify's Q2 2026 earnings report showed a 13.9% year-over-year revenue increase to $5.45 billion, but earnings per share of $3.03 narrowly missed analyst expectations.
- Insider sales have been notable, with approximately $36.2 million worth of shares sold over the past 90 days, primarily to cover tax obligations related to equity awards.
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