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Warner Music Group Targets $300M in Cost Savings Through Restructuring
ByAinvest
Saturday, Jul 5, 2025 5:32 am ET1min read
Warner Music Group plans to achieve $300 million in annual cost savings by 2027 through restructuring, including a $170 million headcount reduction, $30 million in overhead savings, and a $100 million reduction in SG&A expenses. The plan is expected to bolster adjusted OIBDA by 2026 and provide a robust financial foundation for future growth. Analysts project a 12.66% upside potential with a target price of $32.84, while the GF Value suggests a 17.12% upside, highlighting the stock's growth potential.
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