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Experian plc (EXPN) Q3 2025 Earnings Call

Experian plc (LSE: EXPN) Q3 2025 earnings conference call, held 2025-01-15. Replay captured from the company's public earnings webcast.

Wed, January 15, 2025 at 4:00 AMendedReplay
Experian plc (EXPN) Q3 2025 Earnings Call

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Brian Cassin

Chief Executive Officer

Lloyd Pitcher

Chief Financial Officer

Ryan Flight

Analyst, Jefferies

Suhasini Varanasi

Analyst, Goldman Sachs

Andrew Ripper

Analyst, Liberum

Kelsey Du

Analyst, Autonomous Research

Sylvia Barker

Analyst, JP Morgan

Andy Gwebler

Analyst, BNP Paribas

Simon Clinch

Analyst, Redburn Atlantic

Arthur Truslow

Analyst, Citi

James Rose

Analyst, Barclays

Replay transcript excerpt

Hello everybody and welcome to our Q3 trading update call. I'm here as usual with Lloyd. He'll take you through the trading performance after my opening remarks. So we saw good momentum in Q3, particularly on an underlying basis. Q3 organic revenue growth of 6% was on 8% on an underlying basis, adjusting for data breach, which continues the strong trend that we had in Q2. Total group revenue growth was 8% at constant currency and 6% at actual rates. And our growth rates remain at high single digit despite the still subdued environment for unsecured credit activity. North America organic revenue growth of 6% was 9% on an ex-speech basis. Latin America came in as expected with a solid 8% performance. We have 9% growth in EMEA Asia Pacific, which is a very good outcome. UKI growth was 1%, and we saw particular strength in consumer. By segment, globally, B2B organic revenue growth was 6%, and consumer services, where we now reach over 195 million free members, delivered 5% growth, rising to 15% X data breach. Touching now on the regional Q3 highlights, we've seen steadily improving trends in North America, which had a strong underlying Q3. Organic revenue growth of six was nine percent, excluding data breach. B2B growth of eight percent is a good outcome. While credit activity is still subdued and fairly variable across different client categories, we saw a stable to slightly positive picture in CIBI. Lenders continue to monitor unemployment and delinquencies, and the pace of lending standard tightening has slowed, although there is still a degree of market caution given higher for longer rate expectations. Ascending clarity continued on very solid trajectories, while mortgage benefited from a short-lived volume pickup in October. Our neuro-ID acquisition has had a very ...

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