For example, Experian plc (LON:EXPN) shareholders have seen the share price rise 43% over three years, well in excess of the market return (5.3%, not including dividends). However, more recent returns ...

Experian EXPN-0.10%decrease ... The credit-reporting agency on Wednesday reported total revenue growth of 8% at constant exchange rates for the three months ended Dec. 31, and 6% at actual ...

Organic revenue grew 7% in the second quarter, the same rate as the first quarter. Overall, there was little in the earnings ... level of growth is lower than peers, but we note that Experian ...

Experian reported 7% organic revenue growth in its fourth quarter, resulting in fiscal 2025 organic revenue growth of 7%. For fiscal 2026, Experian expects 6%-8% organic revenue growth. Why It ...

Brazil has a household debt rate of 34% ... We believe Experian is a high-quality business with solid underlying fundamentals and attractive earnings growth at a decent valuation.

meeting the forecasts and contributing to a full-year growth of 7%. Experian’s reported revenue growth of 8% included no contribution from mergers and acquisitions and a 1% negative impact from ...

The company has demonstrated strong growth ... rates by year-end. This growth is supported by successful partnerships and an effective customer acquisition channel for carriers. Additionally ...

The integration of recently acquired assets is expected to be slightly earnings dilutive through ... major bearing on revaluation and amortisation rates through the period. In any event, Experian’s ...

Over half a decade, Experian managed to grow its earnings per share at 6.0% a year. This EPS growth is slower than the share price growth of 10% per year, over the same period. This suggests that ...

meeting the forecasts and contributing to a full-year growth of 7%. Experian’s reported revenue growth of 8% included no contribution from mergers and acquisitions and a 1% negative impact from ...