TransUnion forecasts high-single-digit annual organic revenue growth and low-to-mid teens adjusted EPS growth

Reuters03-10
<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/TRU">TransUnion</a> forecasts high-single-digit annual organic revenue growth and low-to-mid teens adjusted EPS growth

TransUnion reintroduced a medium-term outlook that includes high-single digit organic constant-currency revenue growth per year, with U.S. Markets expected to grow high-single digit and International low-double digit. It also expects 50 basis points of underlying adjusted EBITDA margin expansion per year. The company forecast low-to-mid teens adjusted diluted EPS growth per year and reaffirmed an expectation of at least 90% free cash flow conversion over the medium term. TransUnion reiterated its full-year 2026 guidance and said it plans to incorporate its majority acquisition of Trans Union de México into that guidance with first-quarter earnings.

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