Tech research and consulting group Gartner has reported results for the second quarter, with revenue up 1.8% (FX neutral) to $1.676 billion, and adjusted EBITDA up 4.4% on the same basis - and excluding a divested operation - to $466m.
The performance of the group's three divisions varied widely, with the largest, now called Insights, rising 1% (FX neutral) to $1.29bn; Conferences rising 14.2% to $244m; and Consulting falling 8.8% to $142m.
The results are a slight improvement on Q1, when Gartner reported its first decrease in revenue in many years, despite remaining in profit. Revenue increases dropped below two figures in 2023 and were down to just 3% in 2025.
Chairman and CEO Gene Hall said the latest revenue and profit figures, as well as adjusted EPS and free cash flow, were 'ahead of expectations' and highlighted the repurchase of $547 million of stock during the quarter.
Home page: www.gartner.com .
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