Good Growth In Revenue and Profit for Experian

Consumer data giant Experian has reported organic revenue growth of 7% in the financial year ended 31st March. The firm achieved EBIT of $2.08bn on benchmark revenue of $7.51bn.

Benchmark revenue is a non-GAAP measure considered a more accurate indicator of performance by the company - 'though statutory revenue was not dissimilar at $7.52bn and growth still 6%.

The group saw good results for its FY25 across divisions and regions, with Consumer Services organic revenue growth of 7%, and for B2B 6%. All regions delivered organic revenue growth: growth in North America strengthened, with both Latin America and the UK and Ireland showing 'resilience amid softer economic backdrops', and EMEA and Asia Pacific maintained their recent rise.

CEO Brian Cassin (pictured) says the results indicate a 'strong year... with significant strategic and financial progress', and that for FY26 the firm expects total revenue growth of 9-11%, with organic revenue growth of 6-8%. He concludes: 'While we are mindful of the outlook for the broader global economy, we have a broad and resilient portfolio with a strong track record of growth, and we are confident of another good year of growth in FY26.'

Web site: www.experian.com .