Informatica Surges to 475th in Trading Volume with 2.10 Billion Shares Traded

On June 16, 2025, Informatica (INFA) saw a significant increase in trading volume, with a total of 2.10 billion shares traded, marking a 94.47% rise from the previous day. This surge placed Informatica at the 475th position in terms of trading volume for the day. The stock price of Informatica rose by 0.25%.

Informatica has expanded its partnership with Databricks, becoming a launch partner for two major innovations: Managed Iceberg Tables and Databricks Lakebase. These advancements are part of the 2025 Data + AI Summit, where Informatica also unveiled enhancements to its Intelligent Data Management Cloud (IDMC) platform to accelerate data and AI at scale with Databricks.

As a launch partner for Databricks Managed Iceberg Tables, Informatica enables customers to ingest, cleanse, govern, and transform Iceberg-format data at an enterprise scale. This capability allows organizations to convert any data to Iceberg format and leverage open table formats with confidence, maintaining high-performance analytics and AI workloads on the Databricks Data Intelligence Platform.

Informatica is also a launch partner for Databricks Lakebase, a new fully managed, Postgres-compatible database that supports high-volume transactions. This partnership enables seamless data loading and transformation from over 300 sources into the Databricks PostgreSQL service, supporting transactional database (OLTP) use cases and providing uniform enterprise data management for analytics, AI, and transactional workloads.

Additionally, Informatica is introducing new capabilities aimed at accelerating the adoption of AI agents and GenAI on Databricks Mosaic AI. These include Mosaic AI connectors for Cloud Application Integration (CAI), which allow for the rapid deployment of AI agents that integrate enterprise data with Mosaic AI through a no-code interface, and GenAI Recipes for CAI, which are pre-configured templates that simplify and speed up GenAI application development and deployment.

New volume support for Informatica’s Cloud Data Integration (CDI) and Cloud Data Ingestion and Replication (CDIR) allows Databricks customers to move and manage non-tabular datasets more efficiently via Unity Catalog, reinforcing Informatica’s strength in no-code, governed data integration.