Relx Plc

RELX reports an organic revenue increase of 7 percent for the first nine months and thus maintains growth into the third quarter. Management confirms the full-year guidance. The announced share buyback programme is extended by a further tranche of £125 million until early December. The stock is recovering from a February low after earlier weakness driven by concerns over AI. » More on finanzen.net

RELX reported 7% organic revenue growth for the first nine months and maintained that pace in the third quarter. Management confirmed the annual outlook and is continuing the share buyback program announced in February, with a further tranche of £125 million until early December. The stock eased slightly in London; earlier worries about the impact of artificial intelligence had weighed on the price. Over the past ten years the market value has more than doubled to almost £52 billion. » More on finanzen.net

The specialist publisher and database provider RELX reported organic revenue growth of 7 percent in the first six months to just under £4.9 billion. Adjusted operating profit rose organically by 9 percent to £1.7 billion and was broadly in line with analysts' expectations. CEO Erik Engstrom expects the positive trend to continue. The stock eased slightly after an initially strong session. » More on finanzen.net

RELX has announced a new share buyback programme worth £150 million, running from today until 4 September 2026. The buyback follows the completion of a previously ended £100 million programme and is part of an overall £2.25 billion repurchase plan announced in February 2026. Purchased ordinary shares will be held as treasury shares; the repurchases will be carried out by ABN AMRO under an irrevocable instruction and within the limits approved by the general meeting. » More on de.investing.com

Relx reported H1 2026 organic revenue growth of 7% to £4,871m and a 9% increase in adjusted operating profit to £1,727m; adjusted earnings per share rose 11% on a constant-currency basis. All four divisions contributed to growth, notably Legal with 10% organic revenue growth and a 13% rise in adjusted operating profit, driven by AI-powered tools such as Lexis+ and Protege. The adjusted operating margin improved by 70 basis points to 35.5% and the group confirmed its full-year outlook. The figures allayed concerns that third-party AI could threaten the Legal business and pushed the stock higher in pre-market trading. » More on de.investing.com