Revenue rises on subscription gains
For the quarter ended December 31, 2025, Verisk reported:
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Revenue: $778.8 million, up from about $735.6 million a year earlier
Growth was driven by subscription increases, pricing actions, and contin company’s analytics solutions across the insurance industry.
Earnings beat expectations
Verisk posted better-than-expected profitability for the quarter:
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EPS (GAAP): $1.82, beating analyst estimates
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Earnings surpassed consensus forecasts by a notable margin ize a separate adjusted EPS figure in summary disclosures, focusing on overall earnings performance.
Management commentary: resilient business model
Management said the quarter demonstrated the resilience of Verisk’s recurring revenue model, supported by long term client relationships and mission-critical analytics products.
Leadership noted that ongoing investments in data, technology, and AI-driven solutions are helping insurers improve underwriting, pricing, and claims management, reinforcing Verisk’s role as a strategic partner to the industry.
The company also emphasized disciplined cost management, which contributed to margin stability despite a slower macro environment.
Outlook
Verisk expects continued steady growth supported by:
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Recurring subscription revenue
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Pricing improvements
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Expansion of analytics and technology offerings
Management remains focused on driving profitable growth while investing in innovation and new capabilities.
Bottom line
Verisk’s Q4 2025 results highlight a company delivering consistent revenue growth and strong earnings, supported by a stable subscription model and disciplined execution. With ongoing investments in data analytics and AI capabilities, the company appears positioned for continued steady performance.
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