Welcome to our dedicated page for CSG Systems International SEC filings (Ticker: CSGS), a comprehensive resource for investors and traders seeking official regulatory documents including 10-K annual reports, 10-Q quarterly earnings, 8-K material events, and insider trading forms.
CSG Systems International, Inc. filings document 8-K material-event reporting for a public SaaS software company that provides customer experience, billing and payments solutions. Recent reports furnish operating and financial results, press-release exhibits, Inline XBRL cover data and discussions of non-GAAP measures with reconciliations to GAAP measures.
The filing record also covers amended event reports, material agreements, shareholder voting matters, governance items, capital-structure disclosures and risk-factor topics. These documents frame CSG's recurring disclosures around its Solutions and Services operating segment, its common stock, board-authorized dividend activity and contractual relationships with communications, media, technology and enterprise customers.
LSV Asset Management reports beneficial ownership of 1,395,688 shares of CSG Systems International Class A common stock, representing 4.8% of the class. The filing shows LSV has sole dispositive power over all 1,395,688 shares and sole voting power for 852,443 shares, with no shared voting or dispositive power. The statement classifies LSV as an investment adviser (Type IA) and affirms the position is held in the ordinary course of business and not for the purpose of changing control.
The disclosure also notes that clients of LSV have the right to receive dividends or proceeds from these securities. The split between voting and dispositive power means LSV can direct the sale of the full holding while voting authority applies to a smaller portion, a detail relevant to governance and liquidity considerations.
CSGS Q2-25 topline accelerated but earnings slipped. Revenue rose 2.3% YoY to $297.1 M, led by 3% growth in SaaS & related solutions (91% of total). Americas softened (-2%) while EMEA jumped 68%, lifting geographic mix. Operating income climbed 17% to $29.9 M as cost-efficiency actions trimmed cost of revenue 200 bp; operating margin expanded to 10.0% (8.8% LY).
Bottom line pressure. Net income fell 11% to $12.3 M and diluted EPS to $0.44 (vs $0.48) on higher tax expense and $7.8 M DGIT earn-out charges within SG&A. Six-month net income is down 15% to $28.4 M.
Cash & leverage. Cash decreased to $145.9 M (-10% YTD) after $26.7 M buybacks, $18.6 M dividends and $40.5 M share repurchases for tax/treasury. Operating cash flow strengthened to $48.8 M YTD (vs $13.8 M). Debt totals $537.8 M, chiefly $425 M 3.875% 2028 converts and $125 M drawn on the new $600 M 2025 Revolver replacing the 2021 facility; net leverage approximates 2.1× EBITDA.
Strategic & risk updates. Workforce rationalization (≈150 heads) and closure of a Florida design center incurred $12.0 M YTD charges; annual savings expected in 2H-25. A Latin-America implementation contract was terminated 5 Jul 25, leaving $18.5 M receivables at risk, though management asserts recoverability. Goodwill increased $9.7 M on FX. Future SaaS backlog stands at ~$1.7 B (70% recognizable by 2027).