OpenText launches AI-powered Cloud Editions 25.3 for enterprises

WATERLOO, Ontario - OpenText (NASDAQ:OTEX) (TSX:OTEX), a technology company maintaining impressive gross profit margins of 76% and generating over $5.2 billion in annual revenue, on Tuesday unveiled Cloud Editions (CE) 25.3, a software release focused on integrating artificial intelligence, cloud capabilities, and cybersecurity features for enterprise customers. According to InvestingPro analysis, the company currently appears undervalued, suggesting potential upside for investors interested in the enterprise software sector.

The new release introduces several AI-powered tools, including MyAviator, a secure personal assistant designed for knowledge workers to search and summarize content while maintaining data privacy. The company also launched DevOps Aviator with GitHub Copilot integration for software development in regulated industries.

Among the cloud innovations, OpenText introduced Core Communications, its first multi-tenant SaaS customer communications management platform that enables business users to create personalized communications without extensive IT support.

The company also announced that its Core Content Management solution has achieved Premium Qualification for SAP S/4HANA Public Cloud, offering enterprises a cloud-first platform for document management within SAP environments.

For cybersecurity, OpenText integrated Threat Detection & Response capabilities into its Content Management system, using behavioral analytics and AI to help security teams identify potential insider threats when users interact with intellectual property.

"Organizations across industries are rapidly adopting AI to drive smarter operations but scaling it securely and responsibly in the cloud remains a challenge," said Mark J. Barrenechea, OpenText CEO & CTO, in a press release statement.

The company also expanded its support offerings with Advanced Customer Support services, including a new UltimateCare subscription option.

All innovations included in CE 25.3 are currently available, according to the company. While analysts anticipate a slight sales decline in the current year, OpenText maintains strong profitability with positive earnings forecasts. For a comprehensive analysis of OpenText’s financial outlook and detailed metrics, investors can access the full Pro Research Report, available exclusively on InvestingPro.

In other recent news, OpenText Corporation announced that its Chief Financial Officer, Chadwick Westlake, will step down to become the President and CEO at EQB. This transition will occur on August 15, 2025, following the completion of OpenText’s fiscal year-end reporting. The company has begun searching for a permanent successor with the help of an executive search firm. Additionally, OpenText has appointed Kristen Ludgate, a former HP executive, to its board of directors. Ludgate brings extensive experience from her previous roles as Chief People Officer at HP Inc. and various leadership positions at 3M Company. These developments reflect significant changes in OpenText’s leadership structure.

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