LiveRamp Reports Strong Half-Year Growth

In San Francisco, data collaboration platform LiveRamp has reported total quarterly revenue up 8% to $200 million, and non-GAAP operating income up 10% to $45 million.

LiveRamp helps client companies and their partners connect, control and make use of data to improve customer experience and drive business outcomes - specific solutions include data onboarding, cookieless identity, integrations with major tools and platforms and privacy-compliant data sharing via a clean room. In February this year it launched a solution called Cross-Media Intelligence, which promises to improve marketers' measurement and optimization of ad campaigns across devices and locations; and last month it added new Meta campaign attribution measurement capabilities for retail media networks and other clients.

The latest financials were for the second quarter of the company's FY 2026, ending September 30th. Total revenue for the financial half year to date was $394.7m, up 9.2%. In the second quarter, Subscription revenue made up exactly three quarters of the $200m total but rose more slowly (up 5%), while Marketplace & Other revenue was $50 million, up 18%.

The firm is forecasting revenue of between $804m and $818m for the full year 2026 - up between 8% and 10%; and non-GAAP operating income of between $178m and $182m.

'Second quarter revenue and operating income exceeded our guidance,' says CEO Scott Howe. 'ARR, a leading indicator of our subscription revenue, posted the largest like-for-like increase sequentially in the last seven quarters. We are seeing strong demand for our Data Collaboration Network across a variety of use cases, including retail and commerce media networks, cross-media measurement, and now AI-powered advertising and agentic orchestration. This gives us confidence in our forward growth.'

The firm is online at www.liveramp.com .