Reports Q2 revenue $2.48B, consensus $2.38B. “Our second quarter results highlight the strong and resilient growth engine we have successfully built over the past two years. Capital markets revenue growth of 26% in the quarter underscores our solid market positioning and the early success of our expanded recruiting efforts. Leasing and Services revenue growth continued to exceed expectations as our teams consistently developed and executed compelling market opportunities for our clients. Through the first half of 2025, we achieved 95% adjusted earnings per share growth and are raising our earnings per share outlook for the full year. We also continue to focus on fortifying our balance sheet and this morning have announced an additional $150 million debt paydown,” said Michelle MacKay, CEO of Cushman & Wakefield. “We are now starting to see the multiplier effect of our transformational work take hold: we have the right talent, right structure and right vision coming together at the right time to drive sustainable long-term growth. This is an exciting time for Cushman & Wakefield, and we look to the future with confidence and a clear commitment to always bring the best to our people, clients and shareholders.”
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