In the music industry, "Restructuring For Strategic Investment" refers to the process where companies reorganize their operations, often involving cost-cutting measures and workforce adjustments, to reallocate resources. The goal is to free up capital for strategic investments in new technologies, talent, or business models, ultimately aiming for long-term growth, efficiency, and adaptation to evolving market dynamics. Recent examples include major labels like Warner Music Group and Universal Music Group undertaking such initiatives¹.