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Equifax Q1 revenue $1.649B (+14% YoY) beats guidance; adjusted EPS $1.86 (+22%)
Revenue $1.649B, up 14% YoY; $37M above Feb guidance midpoint; diluted EPS $1.42 (+34%).
Equifax Q4 revenue $1.55B +9% YoY; FY2026 guides rev ~$6.72B, adj EPS $8.50
Q4 revenue $1,550.6M (+9% reported and local currency), $30M above guidance midpoint; GAAP diluted EPS $1.44 (up from $1.39).
Equifax Q3 revenue $1.545B (+7% YoY), beats guidance, raises full-year outlook
Q3 revenue $1.545B up 7% YoY, $25M above guidance midpoint; diluted EPS $1.29 (+14% YoY); adjusted EPS $2.04 (+10% YoY).
Equifax Q2 revenue $1.537B (+7% YoY), beats guidance; adj. EPS $2.00 (+10%)
Revenue $1.537B, up 7% reported (8% local currency), $27M above midpoint guidance.
Equifax Q1 revenue $1.442B (+4%), beats guidance; authorizes $3B buyback, 28% dividend hike
Net income $133.1M (+7%), diluted EPS $1.06 (+6%), adjusted EPS $1.53 (+2%).
Equifax Q4 rev $1.419B (+7%); Adj EPS $2.12; FY2025 guidance rev $5.95B, Adj EPS $7.45
Q4 revenue $1.419B (+7% reported, +9% local currency); US Mortgage rev up 29%.
Equifax CEO Mark Begor to continue beyond 2025; board cites strong performance
CEO Mark W. Begor's employment agreement end date of Dec 31, 2025 removed; he will continue until terminated per amended terms.
Equifax Q3 revenue up 9% to $1.442B; adjusted EPS $1.85, up 5% YoY
Total revenue $1.442B (+9% reported, +11% local currency); net income $141.3M (-13% YoY).
Equifax issues $650M of 4.800% Senior Notes due 2029
$650M aggregate principal, 4.800% coupon, semi-annual interest, maturity Sept 15, 2029.
Equifax reports Q2 2024 revenue of $1.43 billion, up 9% year-over-year
Second quarter revenue grew 9% to $1.430 billion, with non-mortgage local currency revenue up 13%.
Equifax EVP Rodolfo Ploder to retire; Chad Borton named successor as President, Workforce Solutions
Rodolfo O. Ploder, EVP and President of Workforce Solutions, to retire; transition role through Sept 30, 2024.
Equifax Q1 revenue $1.389B (+7% YoY); maintains FY2024 guidance
Revenue $1.389B (+7% reported, +8% local currency); diluted EPS $1.00; adj. EPS $1.50 (+5% YoY).
Equifax Q4 revenue $1.327B (+11% YoY), Adj EPS $1.81 (+19%), issues FY2024 guidance
Q4 revenue $1.327B (+11% reported, +14% non-mortgage local currency); Adj EPS $1.81 (+19%).
Equifax Q3 rev up 6% to $1.319B; cuts FY guidance on mortgage headwinds
Revenue $1.319B (+6% reported, +7% local currency); Adjusted EPS $1.76 (+2% YoY).
Equifax Q2 revenue flat, EPS down 31%; cuts FY guidance on mortgage weakness
Revenue $1.318B flat YoY; net income $138.3M (-31%); diluted EPS $1.12 (-31%).
Equifax Q1 revenue down 4% to $1.302B; EPS $0.91 vs $1.80 YoY; Boa Vista acquisition signed
Revenue $1.302B, down 4% YoY (down 3% local currency); net income $112.4M (-49%); diluted EPS $0.91 (-49%).
Q4 2022 revenue $1.198B (-4% YoY); mortgage revenue dropped 41%; non-mortgage constant currency growth 12%.
Equifax President of U.S. Info Solutions Sid Singh departs; CEO Begor to lead unit
Sid Singh to depart as President, USIS; remains in transition role through March 1, 2023.
Q3 revenue $1.244B (+2% YoY); net income $165.7M (-19%); diluted EPS $1.34 (-19%).
Equifax grants CEO Mark Begor special $25M equity award tied to TSR and retention through 2025
Award consists of 60% performance shares (TSR vs S&P 500), 20% premium-priced stock options (110% & 120% of FMV), and 20% time-based RSUs.
Equifax reports record Q2 revenue $1.317B, cuts full-year guidance on mortgage weakness
Q2 revenue $1.317B (+7% YoY); net income $200.6M (-7%); diluted EPS $1.63 (-6%); adjusted EPS $2.09 (+5%).
Equifax Q1 revenue $1.36B (+12% YoY); cuts FY2022 guidance on mortgage decline
Q1 revenue $1.363B (record, +12% YoY); diluted EPS $1.80, adjusted EPS $2.22.
Equifax Q4 2021 revenue $1.25B record, +12%; Workforce Solutions +29%
Q4 revenue $1.253B (record), up 12% YoY; diluted EPS $0.99 vs $0.61; adjusted EPS $1.84 (-8%).
Equifax Q3 revenue up 14% to $1.22B; full-year guidance raised
Revenue $1.223B (+14% YoY); net income $205.4M (-10%); diluted EPS $1.66 (-11%).
Equifax enters new $1.5B revolver and $700M term loan to finance Appriss acquisition
New $1.5B unsecured revolver replaces existing $1.1B facility; matures in 5 years.
Equifax issues $1B of 2.350% Senior Notes due 2031; net proceeds ~$988.7M
Issued $1B aggregate principal of 2.350% Senior Notes due September 15, 2031; interest payable semi-annually.
Equifax Q2 revenue record $1.235B (+26%); diluted EPS $1.74 (+113%); raises full-year guidance
Revenue of $1,234.8M, up 26% YoY; net income $215.1M vs $100.2M.
On May 30, 2025, Equifax Inc. (the “Company”) announced the departure of Todd Horvath, Executive Vice President, President, U.S. Information Solutions (“USIS”), effective June 1, 2025.
On May 1, 2024, the Board of Directors (the “Board”) of Equifax Inc. (the “Company”) appointed Barbara A. Larson as an independent director, to serve a term expiring at the Company’s 2025 Annual Meeting of Shareholders.
Chad M. Borton will succeed Mr. Ploder as Executive Vice President, President, Workforce Solutions, effective May 6, 2024.
On April 30, 2024, Rodolfo O. Ploder, Executive Vice President, President, Workforce Solutions, of Equifax Inc. (the “Company”), informed the Company of his intention to retire from the Company.
Jamil Farshchi, Executive Vice President, Chief Information Security Officer of the Company, has been appointed to also serve as acting Chief Technology Officer.
Bryson R. Koehler, Executive Vice President, Chief Technology, Product and Data & Analytics Officer of Equifax Inc. (the “Company”), informed the Company of his intention to resign, effective March 1, 2024, to pursue an opportunity outside the Company.
On October 17, 2023, Heather H. Wilson notified the Board of Directors (the “Board”) of Equifax Inc. (the “Company”) of her intent to resign from the Board to pursue other endeavors.
On February 2, 2023, the Board of Directors (the “Board”) of Equifax Inc. (the “Company”) elected Karen L. Fichuk as an independent director
announced the departure of Sid Singh, President, U.S. Information Solutions (“USIS”).
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