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WATERLOO, ON - OpenText (NASDAQ/TSX:OTEX), a $9.81 billion enterprise information management company with impressive gross profit margins of 75.9%, announced on Tuesday the release of Cloud Editions (CE) 25.4, a software update designed to help organizations utilize their data for AI applications while maintaining security and compliance standards. According to InvestingPro data, the company’s strong financial performance is reflected in its 42.67% year-to-date return.
The new release aims to transform "Content in Context" into "AI in Context" by providing tools that help businesses discover hidden data, convert raw content into intelligence, and organize information with business context. The company’s focus on innovation has contributed to its strong market position, with the stock currently trading near its 52-week high of $39.84.
"At OpenText, we’re helping customers move beyond information readiness to AI in context—intelligence that delivers secure, actionable results," said Savinay Berry, CPO & CTO of OpenText, according to the company’s press release.
CE 25.4 focuses on three data categories: human-generated content such as files and emails; machine-generated content including log files from IT systems; and content exchanged between organizations through B2B integrations.
The update introduces new capabilities across various business functions, including policy compliance management, document classification, service management, and anomaly detection. These features are designed to automate tasks like identifying non-compliant documents, tagging files according to business context, and detecting unexpected changes in supply chain transactions.
To support the implementation of CE 25.4, OpenText is launching advisory and support services that include stakeholder alignment, deployment assistance, legacy system modernization, and cybersecurity services.
According to OpenText, a recent survey found that 89% of CIOs believe their AI strategy depends on robust information management. The company positions its solution as a way for organizations to maintain control of private intellectual property while leveraging it for AI applications.
The Cloud Editions 25.4 is available immediately for customer upgrades.
In other recent news, OpenText Corporation has reported several significant developments. The company announced a definitive agreement to sell its eDOCS solution to NetDocuments for $163 million in cash. This divestiture, part of OpenText’s Analytics product group, generated approximately $30 million in annual revenue during the fiscal year ending June 30, 2025, and the proceeds will be used to reduce outstanding debt. Additionally, OpenText has appointed Steve Rai as the new Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, effective October 6, 2025. Rai brings over 30 years of global finance experience, having previously served as CFO at BlackBerry Limited.
Furthermore, OpenText has expanded its threat detection capabilities through integrations with Microsoft Defender for Endpoint, Microsoft Entra ID, and Microsoft Copilot for Security. This enhancement aims to improve efficiency for security teams by reducing alert noise and providing more relevant threat information. The company also announced the appointment of former CGI Inc. CEO George Schindler to its board of directors, bringing valuable experience as OpenText focuses on its Information Management for AI business. Lastly, OpenText, in collaboration with Fiserv, launched Content Next, an AI-powered content management solution for financial institutions, designed to streamline operations and enhance governance.
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