FactSet Research Systems' (NYSE:FDS) recent developments garner mixed reviews. A boosted dividend, reaffirmed price target of $503, and the securing of US$1.5 billion in new credit facilities were positive news. Robust recurring revenue model and improved price strength were other points of optimism. The Company announced leadership transition details with JPMorgan Wealth Chief Sanoke Viswanathan transitioning as the new CEO, sparking investor uncertainty initially. FactSet's Q2 2025 earnings highlighted strong financial performance, aligned with expectations. The company raised FY25 revenue outlook, explicitly owing to consistent client growth. FactSet's introduction of a 24-hour US stock trading for institutional investors signals advancement. However, their stock experienced a downward trend, dropping 5.02% at one point and received downgrades from Wells Fargo. FactSet also underwent risks to ASV guide. Its prevailing market price is deemed high at the $400 level, resulting in some insider dumping in March. Last, their acquisition of LiquidityBook for $246.5M was a significant strategic move.
Factset Research Systems FDS News Analytics from Tue, 14 May 2024 07:00:00 GMT to Thu, 12 Jun 2025 02:02:00 GMT -
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- Information 8
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