The music streaming company posted growing revenue and margins in the first half of the year.
Better deals with music labels may have helped Spotify, according to The Information, but the company is still losing money.
Investors estimate that the company has grown to about $16 billion in value, up from $13 billion earlier this year, according to The Information.
Daniel Ek, CEO and Founder of Spotify.
Private investors are more bullish on Spotify's prospects, after the music streaming company posted growing revenue and margins in the first half of the year, according to a Thursday report in The Information.
Investors estimate that the company has grown to about $16 billion in value, up from $13 billion earlier this year, according to The Information, which cited a person familiar with trading of Spotify shares. Spotify is not publicly traded, although multiple outlets have reported that it may be eyeing a public listing of some kind in the near future.
Better deals with music labels may have helped Spotify, but the company is still losing money, according to The Information. Spotify declined to comment.