Wolters Kluwer

Three years ago the Wolters Kluwer share closed at €111.20; with the current closing price of €70.22, a €100 investment would have fallen to €63.15, a decline of 36.85%. The company reports a market capitalization of around €15.88 billion. The calculation does not take into account stock splits and dividends. » More on finanzen.net

Wolters Kluwer reiterates its forecast for 2026 and expects an adjusted margin of around 28 percent, roughly 0.5 percentage points higher than the previous year. In the first half, reported revenue fell slightly to €3.03 billion, with organic growth of 5 percent. Adjusted operating profit rose 3 percent to €893 million, and the adjusted margin climbed to 29.4 percent. » More on finanzen.net

Wolters Kluwer reports H1 2026 revenue of €3.333 billion (organic +5%, currency‑adjusted +4%) and diluted adjusted EPS of €2.83 (+14% currency‑adjusted). Adjusted operating profit rose 10% currency‑adjusted to €893 million, and the operating margin increased by 100 basis points to 29.4%. Free cash flow was €533 million (+14%), the company confirms its 2026 outlook and advances its AI rollout strategy (UpToDate Enterprise Expert AI at >90% of US enterprise customers). Wolters Kluwer continues to prioritize dividends, share buybacks (€500 million program) and increased product development spending in H2 to monetize AI features. » More on de.investing.com

Wolters Kluwer reiterates its guidance for 2026 and expects an adjusted margin, excluding one‑off effects, to rise by about 0.5 percentage points year‑on‑year to roughly 28 percent. In the first half, reported revenue fell slightly to €3.03 billion, organic growth was five percent, adjusted operating profit rose three percent to €893 million and the corresponding margin increased to 29.4 percent. The group thus met analyst expectations, but the stock showed weakness over the year and has lost around one‑fifth of its value in 2026. » More on finanzen.net

Wolters Kluwer reports for 2025 a revenue increase to €6.1 billion and an adjusted operating result of just under €1.7 billion; adjusted profit rose by 5%, and group profit climbed by just over one fifth to €1.3 billion. According to the CEO, around 70% of digital revenues come from AI-powered solutions. The company raises the dividend by 8% to €2.52 per share and plans a share buyback of up to €500 million; for 2026 it is targeting an adjusted operating margin of around 28%. Despite the results, the stock fell and is significantly down year-to-date. » More on finanzen.net