DUBLIN, Ireland – Experian plc announced on January 21 that it achieved strong growth for its third quarter ending December 31, 2025, with organic revenue increasing by 8%.
The global data and technology company confirmed that its financial expectations for the full fiscal year remain unchanged.
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In a trading update for the three months ended December 31, 2025, Experian detailed revenue growth of 12% at actual exchange rates and 10% at constant currency. The 8% organic revenue growth was in line with the company’s expectations. Chief Executive Officer Brian Cassin stated, “We delivered strong Q3 growth… With continued strong momentum, our full year expectations are unchanged. We continue to leverage our scaled proprietary data assets, strong technology foundations and deep expertise to deliver on our strategic priorities and crystallise exciting new AI opportunities.” The company will release its full-year results for the period ending March 31, 2026, on May 20, 2026.
Regional Performance
North America, which constitutes 68% of group revenue, delivered 10% organic revenue growth. The performance was driven by both its Business-to-Business (B2B) and Consumer Services divisions. In Latin America, organic revenue grew 6%, highlighted by a 23% surge in Consumer Services as the business reached 100 million free members in Brazil. This offset flat B2B organic revenue, which was impacted by macroeconomic conditions in the region. B2B performance was strong in areas like fraud prevention and services for small and medium enterprises.
The UK and Ireland region posted 3% organic revenue growth, with Consumer Services being a key driver at 14% growth, while the B2B segment was flat amid soft economic activity. Total constant currency revenue growth of 5% in the region was aided by the acquisition of KYC360. In EMEA and Asia Pacific, organic revenue increased by 3%, with strong performance in markets including Italy, Spain, and South East Asia.
Business Segment Highlights
Experian’s global B2B segment, which accounts for 72% of group revenue, saw organic growth of 7%. In North America, growth was supported by strong contributions from its Clarity and Cashflow products in Financial Services, as well as momentum in the Automotive and Health verticals. The company noted the increasing uptake of its AI-powered registration platform, Patient Access Curator, in the Health sector.
The global Consumer Services segment, representing 28% of group revenue, delivered 10% organic growth. Key drivers included credit marketplace momentum in North America and the UK, and significant volume expansion in Brazil’s Limpa Nome credit negotiation platform. In the UK, growth was also supported by the launch of a new 1250 credit score that uses expanded data.
About this company
Experian is a global data and technology company that provides services for people and businesses. The company helps to redefine lending practices, uncover and prevent fraud, simplify healthcare, deliver digital marketing solutions, and gain insights into the automotive market using its combination of data, analytics, and software. It also assists individuals with their financial goals.
Operating across markets from financial services to healthcare, automotive, agrifinance, and insurance, Experian invests in technology to innovate with data. A FTSE 100 Index company listed on the London Stock Exchange (EXPN), it employs 25,200 people across 33 countries. Its corporate headquarters are in Dublin, Ireland.