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Improvement for ISG in 2025
Tech markets research and advisory company Information Services Group (ISG) has announced results for the fourth quarter and full year 2025. Reported revenues were down 1% to $244.7m due to a divestment, but excluding this they rose 7%, and adjusted EBITDA climbed 28% to $32.2m.
 The firm, which employs 1,500 professionals worldwide, divested its robotic process automation unit on October 1st 2024. Allowing for this and comparing like-for-like, 2025 revenue jumped 11% in the Americas, to $160.9m; rose 3% to $65.5m in Europe; and fell 13% to$18.3m in Asia Pacific. The results represent a recovery from a challenging year in 2024, when revenue fell 15% from a high of $291m in 2023.
Chairman and CEO Michael P. Connors says the company enjoyed 'a strong Q4 and an outstanding year, fueled by continuing client interest in its AI-powered transformation services.' He adds: 'Clients overall remain cautious in a still-uncertain macro environment but continue to invest in AI-related business transformation, cost optimization and insights to plan the journey ahead. In 2025, we served more than 350 clients with AI-focused research and advisory services, three times more than the prior year.'
ISG also is using AI to improve the speed and efficiency of its proprietary client platforms, most notably its sourcing platform ISG Tango, through which more than $25 billion of sourcing contract value now flows - up threefold during the year.
The firm is online at www.isg-one.com .
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