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Thomson Reuters: Staying Neutral As Near-Term Organic Growth May Slow Further
Maintain a Hold rating on Thomson Reuters due to valuation concerns and emerging headwinds in key business segments. TRI demonstrates solid operational execution, with 7% organic growth and strong AI-driven momentum in the Legal Professionals segment. New challenges include sales disruption in Corporates and ongoing government contract reductions in Legal Professionals, impacting near-term growth.
Thomson Reuters: Look Beyond Disappointing FY2025 Prospects
Thomson Reuters is still rated as a "Buy," even though its shares dropped following its 3Q2025 earnings release. TRI's FY25 organic growth could be weaker than the market anticipated earlier, but this is driven by one-off factors. The Legal segment's top line rose by a solid 9% in the 3rd quarter this year; its new AI offering "Westlaw Advantage" has gained traction with clients.
Here's What Key Metrics Tell Us About Thomson Reuters (TRI) Q3 Earnings
The headline numbers for Thomson Reuters (TRI) give insight into how the company performed in the quarter ended September 2025, but it may be worthwhile to compare some of its key metrics to Wall Street estimates and the year-ago actuals.
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Thomson Reuters Corporation Profile
| Specialty Retail Industry | Consumer Discretionary Sector | Stephen John Hasker CEO | XBER Exchange | CA8849038085 ISIN |
| CA Country | 26,400 Employees | 18 Nov 2025 Last Dividend | 27 Nov 2018 Last Split | - IPO Date |
Overview
Thomson Reuters Corporation, headquartered in Toronto, Canada, is a leading provider of business information services worldwide. Established in 1851 and having undergone a significant transformation from The Thomson Corporation to its current name in April 2008, the company caters to diverse sectors including legal, corporate, tax and accounting, news, and print. It boasts a comprehensive operational footprint across the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and the Asia Pacific. With its divisions focusing on Legal Professionals, Corporates, Tax & Accounting Professionals, Reuters News, and Global Print, Thomson Reuters delivers a broad spectrum of information-driven technologies and solutions. Operating under the ownership of The Woodbridge Company Limited, Thomson Reuters stands as a beacon of innovation and integrity in the business information landscape.
Products and Services
- Legal Professionals
- Corporates
- Tax & Accounting Professionals
- Reuters News
- Global Print
This segment delivers state-of-the-art research and workflow products designed for legal research. It offers integrated legal workflow solutions that amalgamate content, analytical tools, and legal technology to empower law firms and governmental agencies. Its mission is to streamline the complexities of legal research and operations through advanced, solution-oriented products.
Geared towards both small businesses and multinational organizations, the Corporates division supplies content-driven technologies. It employs generative AI to render integrated workflow solutions, facilitating efficient operations and strategic decision-making across the corporate spectrum.
Targeted at professionals in the fields of tax, accounting, and audit, this segment focuses on providing research and workflow products that emphasize tax offerings. It supports the automation of tax workflows with a suite of tools and content designed to enhance the precision and efficiency of tax, accounting, and audit operations.
Serving a dual audience of media organizations and financial market professionals, the Reuters News division disseminates business, financial, and international news. Its channels include the Reuters News Agency, Reuters.com, Reuters Events, and products and services integrated within the Thomson Reuters ecosystem, ensuring a broad and impactful distribution of world-class news content.
The Global Print segment caters primarily to the delivery of legal and tax information in print format. Despite the digital age, this segment underscores Thomson Reuters' commitment to traditional information dissemination, supporting professionals who rely on or prefer printed content for their legal and tax research needs.
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