15th Jul 2025 08:58
(Alliance News) - Experian PLC on Tuesday left its financial outlook unchanged on the back of a "strong" first quarter.
The Dublin-based provider of consumer credit score checking, fraud detection, and credit application processing said revenue in the three months that ended June 30 was up 12% on-year, both at actual foreign exchange rates and constant currency.
Experian said that financial services performed "strongly", with key contributors including new products and "modestly improved underlying client activity".
Organic revenue growth was 8% at constant currency. The strongest organic revenue rise came in North America, at 9%. In Latin America, organic revenue growth was 5%, while in the Europe, Middle East & Africa and Asia Pacific grouping, it was 7% higher. In the UK & Ireland division, it was 1%.
Discussing its North America arm, Informa said: "Excluding data breach services, Consumer Services delivered 11% organic growth. Premium subscription performed well, and our marketplace business continued recent momentum. The credit marketplace reflected strong growth across both credit cards and personal loans, as our partners leverage our Activate capability and shift more investment toward our platform driven by high quality leads. As expected, Partner Solutions performance reflected the lower data breach services revenue."
Back in May when Experian published its results for the financial year ended on March 31, the firm predicted total revenue growth of 9% to 11% for the current year, and 6% to 8% growth on an organic basis.
The company will release its full results for the half-year ending September 30 on November 12.
Experian shares were up 4.9% to 4,041.00 pence each on Tuesday morning in London, giving it a market capitalisation of GBP37.29 billion.
By Tom Budszus, Alliance News slot editor
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