MOBILITY GLOBAL INC.

On the Goldman Sachs conference, Mobility Global said the spin-off from S&P Global (July 1) has led to faster product development and more focused investment decisions. Management is targeting organic revenue growth of 7.5–10%, but expects short-term margin pressure of about 150 basis points due to higher fixed costs (adjusted baseline margin 2025: ~39.1%). The company initiated a dividend, plans share buybacks for early 2027, uses AI to accelerate data processing and product innovation, and is pushing international expansion (including Germany). Mobility Global started with roughly $200m in cash, has a gross leverage of 2.7x and aims to keep leverage near 2.5x in the medium term. » More on de.investing.com

For the quarter ended June 30, 2026, MOBILITY GLOBAL reported earnings per share of $0.22, unchanged from the prior year. Revenue rose to $468.0 million, up 6.61% from $439.0 million in the year-ago quarter. The figures were released on August 7, 2026. » More on finanzen.net

Mobility Global reported Q2 revenue of $468m (+7% organic) and adjusted EBITDA of $202m, representing a margin of 43.2%, while GAAP net income fell 18% to $53m due to one-time separation costs. Management lowered the 2026 revenue forecast to $1.87–1.885bn (growth of 6.9–7.7%) but kept the EBITDA target range and announced a quarterly dividend of $0.06. Weaker transaction revenues outside the U.S. and delays in bundled CARFAX sales forced the guidance cut; the company expects about $50m of the 2026 separation costs to occur in H1 and anticipates improvement later in the year from CARFAX products and sales adjustments. » More on de.investing.com