Experian saw its organic growth slow a bit in the fiscal first quarter, with revenue growth excluding currency effects and acquisitions growing 6% year over year. This represents a slowdown from the last fiscal year, but this quarter’s growth rate is more in line with our long-term expectations. We will maintain our GBP 2,090 and $26.50 fair value estimates and wide moat rating. Results in North America remain good, with 8% year-over-year growth excluding acquisitions. The core credit bureau ...
Experian saw its organic growth slow a bit in the fiscal first quarter, with revenue growth excluding currency effects and acquisitions growing 6% year over year. This represents a slowdown from the last fiscal year, but this quarter’s growth rate is more in line with our long-term expectations. We will maintain our GBP 2,090 and $26.50 fair value estimates and wide moat rating. Results in North America remain good, with 8% year-over-year growth excluding acquisitions. The core credit bureau b...
Market rangebound; Upgrading Services In last week's Compass we made several observations which led us to be cautious. All of the concerning observations have since reversed as the market found support: the U.S. dollar weakened, defensive areas underperformed, cyclical areas held at logical support, high yield spreads narrowed, and the 10-year Treasury yield found support. These positive developments are encouraging, however we believe the market remains rangebound. • S&P 500 levels. We beli...
Experian's core is its credit bureau business, and it is an established leader in the United States and the United Kingdom. But it has not been content to simply operate its existing businesses and has been expanding through acquisitions into new businesses and new countries. Already the most internationally diversified among its peers, Experian has been expanding even further geographically. The company now generates about one fourth of its revenue outside North America and the U.K., which we t...
Experian's core is its credit bureau business, and it is an established leader in the United States and the United Kingdom. But it has not been content to simply operate its existing businesses and has been expanding through acquisitions into new businesses and new countries. Already the most internationally diversified among its peers, Experian has been expanding even further geographically. The company now generates about one fourth of its revenue outside North America and the U.K., which we t...
Experian finished its fiscal year on a good note, with full-year revenue, excluding currency impacts and acquisitions, up 9% year over year, a bit ahead of our long-term expectation of 6%-7% growth. Still, results were roughly in line with our expectations, and we will maintain our GBP 1,940 fair value estimate and wide moat rating. North American results were impressive, with this region producing 10% year-over-year growth for the year, excluding currency impacts and acquisitions. Experian appe...
Experian finished its fiscal year on a good note, with full-year revenue, excluding currency impacts and acquisitions, up 9% year over year, a bit ahead of our long-term expectation of 6%-7% growth. Still, results were roughly in line with our expectations, and we will maintain our GBP 1,940 fair value estimate and wide moat rating. North American results were impressive, with this region producing 10% year-over-year growth for the year, excluding currency impacts and acquisitions. Experian app...
Experian finished its fiscal year on a good note, with full-year revenue, excluding currency impacts and acquisitions, up 9% year over year, a bit ahead of our long-term expectation of 6%-7% growth. Still, results were roughly in line with our expectations, and we will maintain our GBP 1,940 fair value estimate and wide moat rating. North American results were impressive, with this region producing 10% year-over-year growth for the year, excluding currency impacts and acquisitions. Experian appe...
Market activity, both bonds and stocks, has been all about realigning expectations. Wednesday's Fed announcement was more dovish than expected, and the market is now pricing in roughly 25bps of cuts by the end of 2019. Stocks reacted positively on Thursday, but then reversed (and then some) on Friday as global growth concerns became a little more serious. We continue to maintain our positive outlook and highlight below several observations which lead us to this conclusion. • Broadening yield ...
Experian’s fiscal third-quarter revenue results show the company generating some momentum, with overall year-over-year growth of 9%. We will maintain our GBX 1,940 fair value estimate and wide moat rating. North American results were particularly strong, with revenue up 12% year over year excluding currency effects and acquisitions. Experian saw strength in its core credit bureau end markets. We are especially pleased to see growth in the consumer business accelerate to 12%. This suggests man...
Experian’s fiscal third-quarter revenue results show the company generating some momentum, with overall year-over-year growth of 9%. We will maintain our GBX 1,940 fair value estimate and wide moat rating. North American results were particularly strong, with revenue up 12% year over year excluding currency effects and acquisitions. Experian saw strength in its core credit bureau end markets. We are especially pleased to see growth in the consumer business accelerate to 12%. This suggests mana...
Experian's core is its credit bureau business, and it is an established leader in the United States and the United Kingdom. But it has not been content to simply operate its existing businesses and has been expanding through acquisitions into new businesses and new countries. Already the most internationally diversified among its peers, Experian has been expanding even further geographically. The company now generates about one fourth of its revenue outside North America and the U.K., which we t...
Experian's core is its credit bureau business, and it is an established leader in the United States and the United Kingdom. But it has not been content to simply operate its existing businesses and has been expanding through acquisitions into new businesses and new countries. Already the most internationally diversified among its peers, Experian has been expanding even further geographically. The company now generates about one fourth of its revenue outside North America and the U.K., which we t...
Overall, we think Experian’s first-half results were impressive. While there are still issues in some parts of the business, we see ongoing signs that Experian is moving past recent headwinds. We will maintain our GBP 1,940 and $25.50 fair value estimates and wide moat rating. The core U.S. credit bureau business had a good first half, with North American revenue up 10% year over year on an organic basis. Management noted that trended data and big data played a role in the strong growth. While...
Overall, we think Experian’s first-half results were impressive. While there are still issues in some parts of the business, we see ongoing signs that Experian is moving past recent headwinds. We will maintain our GBP 1,940 and $25.50 fair value estimates and wide moat rating. The core U.S. credit bureau business had a good first half, with North American revenue up 10% year over year on an organic basis. Management noted that trended data and big data played a role in the strong growth. Whil...
Overall, we think Experian’s first-half results were impressive. While there are still issues in some parts of the business, we see ongoing signs that Experian is moving past recent headwinds. We will maintain our GBP 1,940 and $25.50 fair value estimates and wide moat rating. The core U.S. credit bureau business had a good first half, with North American revenue up 10% year over year on an organic basis. Management noted that trended data and big data played a role in the strong growth. While...
Experian saw relatively strong top-line growth in its fiscal first quarter, with revenue up 8% year over year excluding currency impacts and acquisitions. This level is a bit above our long-term expectations, and the quarter showed signs that the company is starting to move past the headwinds it has faced in its consumer segment. We will maintain our GBX 1,940 and $25.50 fair value estimates and our wide moat rating. In North America, Experian saw 11% organic growth. The consumer segment, which ...
Experian closed out the year on a fairly strong note, with headwinds starting to ease in its North American consumer business. Overall, the company delivered 5% year-over-year growth, excluding currency effects and acquisitions, during fiscal 2018. This is slightly below our long-term growth forecast but good considering the issues the company is facing in some areas of its business. Operating margins, excluding amortization and one-time items, improved slightly to 27.7% during fiscal 2018 from ...
Experian closed out the year on a fairly strong note, with headwinds starting to ease in its North American consumer business. Overall, the company delivered 5% year-over-year growth, excluding currency effects and acquisitions, during fiscal 2018. This is slightly below our long-term growth forecast but good considering the issues the company is facing in some areas of its business. Operating margins, excluding amortization and one-time items, improved slightly to 27.7% during fiscal 2018 from ...
Experian closed out the year on a fairly strong note, with headwinds starting to ease in its North American consumer business. Overall, the company delivered 5% year-over-year growth, excluding currency effects and acquisitions, during fiscal 2018. This is slightly below our long-term growth forecast but good considering the issues the company is facing in some areas of its business. Operating margins, excluding amortization and one-time items, improved slightly to 27.7% during fiscal 2018 from ...
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