Highest-materiality recent filing
All 12 director nominees elected; votes ranged from 167.7M (Fradin) to 179.6M (Clark) for; broker non-votes ~4.8M.
TransUnion Q1 revenue $1,246M (+14% YoY), EPS $2.04, raises FY guidance
Revenue $1,246M vs $1,092M in Q1 2025; organic constant currency growth 11%.
Medium-term targets: high-single-digit organic constant-currency revenue growth; U.S. Markets high-single-digit, International low-double-digit.
TransUnion Q4 revenue $1.171B (+13% YoY), Adj EPS $1.07; guides FY26 growth 8-9%
Net income $101M ($0.52 diluted EPS) vs $66M ($0.34) a year ago; Adj net income $208M ($1.07 Adj diluted EPS).
TransUnion expands board to 12, appoints Chakraborty and Yarkoni as directors
Board size increased from 10 to 12; appointments effective Jan 5, 2026.
TransUnion Q3 beats: revenue $1.17B (+8%), adj EPS $1.10; raises FY guidance, ups buyback to $1B
Q3 revenue $1,170M (+8% YoY); adjusted diluted EPS $1.10 vs $1.04; reported EPS $0.49 vs $0.35.
TransUnion Q2 revenue $1.14B (+10%), beats guidance; raises FY2025 outlook
Net income $110M ($0.56 EPS) vs $85M ($0.44) YoY; adjusted EPS $1.08 vs $0.99.
Annual meeting held May 7, 2025; all ten director nominees elected with lowest FOR 162.5M shares for Russell P. Fradin.
TransUnion Q1 2025: Revenue $1,096M (+8% cc); adj. EPS $1.05; maintains FY guidance
Q1 revenue $1,096M, up 7% reported and 8% constant currency; adjusted EBITDA $397M, margin 36.2%.
TransUnion removes 10-year term from employee stock purchase plan
Board amended ESPP on Feb 19, 2025, eliminating the previous ten-year term.
Q4 revenue $1,037M (+9% YoY); net income $66M vs $6M; adjusted EBITDA $378M, margin 36% vs 34%.
TransUnion EVP Chief Global Solutions Officer to retire by Sept 2026 under transition agreement
Tim Martin notified retirement Nov 2024; will stay as Chief Global Solutions Officer until successor starts.
TransUnion to acquire majority of Buró de Crédito consumer credit business for ~$560M
Cash consideration MXN 11.5B (~$560M) for an additional 68% stake, raising ownership to ~94%.
TransUnion completes $2.31B debt refinancing; new loans mature June 2031
Refinanced $1.885B of 2024 Replacement Term B-7 Loans with new 2024 Refinancing Term B-9 Loans.
TransUnion director Bosworth resigns; EVP Martin to retire by Sept 2026
William P. Bosworth resigns from Board effective Dec 31, 2024; no disagreement with management.
TransUnion Q3 revenue up 12% to $1.085B, adjusted EPS $1.04; raises FY guidance
Q3 revenue $1,085M (+12% YoY); net income $68M vs loss $319M; adjusted EPS $1.04 vs $0.91
TransUnion Q2 revenue +8% to $1.04B, adj. EPS $0.99; raises FY2024 guidance
Total revenue $1,041M (+8% YoY); net income $85M ($0.44 diluted EPS) vs $54M ($0.28) a year ago.
TransUnion closes $1.5B term loan refinancing; extends revolver maturity to 2029
Issued $1.5B 2024 Refinancing Term B-8 Loans to refinance 2019 Term B-5 loans.
TransUnion shareholders approve all five proposals at 2024 annual meeting
All 11 director nominees elected with majority support; no dissident candidates.
TransUnion Q1 revenue $1,021M (+9% YoY), first $1B quarter; raises FY2024 guidance
Revenue $1,021M (+9% YoY); net income $65M ($0.33 EPS) vs $53M ($0.27) prior year.
New reportable segments: U.S. Markets (includes Consumer Interactive) and International.
Timothy J. Martin, Executive Vice President, Chief Global Solutions Officer, notified TransUnion (the “Company”) that he intends to retire from the Company in September 2026
On November 6, 2024, William P. Bosworth, a member of the Board of Directors (the “Board”) of TransUnion (the “Company”), informed the Company of his intention to resign as a director of the Company, effective December 31, 2024.
On November 11, 2024, Timothy J. Martin, Executive Vice President, Chief Global Solutions Officer, notified the Company that he intends to retire from the Company in September 2026 (the “Retirement Date”).
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