Experian plc (EXPGF) ( (EXPGF) ) has released its Q4 earnings. Here is a breakdown of the information Experian plc (EXPGF) presented to its investors.
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Experian plc is a global data and technology company that operates across various sectors, including financial services, healthcare, and automotive, providing data-driven solutions to businesses and consumers worldwide. In its latest earnings report for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2025, Experian demonstrated strong financial and strategic performance. The company achieved an 8% increase in revenue at constant currency, with organic revenue growth at 7%. Benchmark EBIT grew by 11%, and benchmark earnings per share increased by 11% at constant currency. The company also reported a robust cash flow conversion rate of 97% and a return on capital employed of 16.6%.
Key financial highlights include a 7% organic revenue growth in Consumer Services and a 6% growth in Business-to-Business (B2B) services. All regions contributed to the growth, with North America showing an 8% increase in organic revenue. The company also made significant progress in its cloud program and launched new products featuring Generative Artificial Intelligence. Experian invested $1.2 billion in acquisitions to support strategic priorities, including the acquisition of ClearSale in Brazil.
Experian’s strategic initiatives focused on expanding its product offerings and enhancing consumer engagement. The company grew its consumer membership base to over 200 million free members and introduced innovative solutions like the Cashflow Score and No Ding Decline in North America. In Latin America, the Limpa Nome debt resolution service facilitated the settlement of $14.5 billion in consumer debt. The company’s investments in data, technology, and product development continue to underpin its business growth.
Looking ahead, Experian expects total revenue growth of 9-11% for FY26, with organic revenue growth projected at 6-8%. The company anticipates margin expansion in line with its Medium-Term Framework and remains confident in its ability to deliver another year of growth despite broader economic uncertainties. With a diverse portfolio and a strong track record, Experian is well-positioned to capitalize on market opportunities and drive continued success.