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NEW YORK - On Thursday, TransUnion (NYSE:TRU) reported fourth quarter earnings that beat expectations, but issued guidance below analyst estimates.
TransUnion shares edged up 0.01% in pre-market trading following the mixed report and soft outlook.
The credit reporting company posted adjusted earnings per share of $0.97, edging past the $0.96 analyst consensus. Revenue rose 9% year-over-year to $1.04 billion, also topping estimates of $1.03 billion.
However, TransUnion’s outlook disappointed investors. For the first quarter, the company expects EPS of $0.96-$0.99, below the $1.04 consensus. It sees Q1 revenue of $1.06-$1.074 billion, shy of the $1.094 billion analysts were modeling.
Full-year 2025 guidance also came in light, with EPS projected at $3.93-$4.08 versus the $4.38 consensus. Revenue is forecast at $4.333-$4.393 billion, missing the $4.48 billion estimate.
"TransUnion finished the year with strong revenue growth and margin expansion," said CEO Chris Cartwright. "U.S. Markets grew by high single-digits in the fourth quarter against subdued but stable market conditions."
The company’s international segment delivered double-digit growth led by India, Asia Pacific and Latin America.
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