Experian reported a robust first half of the financial year, with total revenues reaching $4.07bn for the six months ending 30 September 2025. This marked an increase from $3.62bn in the same period last year. Pre-tax profits rose to £975m, up from £718m year-on-year.
The data and technology firm noted growth across all major regions. North America led with a 10 per cent rise in organic revenue, followed by gains of 6 per cent in EMEA and Asia Pacific, 4 per cent in Latin America, and 1 per cent in the UK and Ireland.
Brian Cassin, Chief Executive Officer, commented:
“We delivered strong growth in revenue, earnings and cash flow in H1 as we continued to build momentum in our business. We have enhanced our product platforms, deepened consumer relationships and transformed customer experiences and internal processes through AI-driven automation and personalisation. At constant currency and from ongoing activities, total revenue was up 12%, organic revenue growth was 8%, Benchmark EBIT increased 14% and Benchmark EBIT margin was up by 50 basis points. Benchmark earnings per share increased by 12% at actual exchange rates.
“For FY26, we now expect total revenue growth of 11%, with organic revenue growth of 8%, at the top end of our prior guidance range, with margin accretion in the range of +30 to +50 basis points, all at constant exchange rates and on an ongoing basis.”
The performance places Experian’s full-year revenue expectations at the top end of its guidance, underscoring continued demand for its credit reporting, analytics and decisioning services across global markets.
