INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
news for every company.Video conference provider Zoom appears to be one beneficiary; after going public in 2019, its share price rose from
around $68 at the start of the year to $115 today
Zoom are well-positioned to see increased demand
(Indeed, Zoom announced today that it is rolling out select products to new territories after improving its free service in impacted
upstart to becoming a celebrated profitable IPO that today is synonymous with its product category in the startup world
startups seeing a global increase in demand? And if so, what impact is that having on their growth? (Are you a startup building remote-work
tools? Email me if the outbreak has impacted your growth rates.)Luckily for you and me, Zoom reports earnings tomorrow
The quarter that Zoom will report, the fourth quarter of its fiscal 2020, stretched from November 1, 2019 through the end of January 2020
So it does include a bit of time in which the novel coronavirus was active, impacting work and perhaps corporate behavior
Obviously, its next quarter will be more interesting, but Zoom should provide guidance for that period
