Every 10-Q that Gartner, Inc. (IT) has filed with the SEC in the last 24 months is listed below, newest first, and each one links through to the document itself with the summary and the scores our analysis gives it.
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Gartner, Inc. reported Q2 2026 total revenues of $1,675,943 (in thousands), down 1% year over year, largely reflecting the sale of its Digital Markets business. By segment, Insights revenue grew 2%, Conferences 15%, while Consulting declined 9%.
Net income rose to $275,498 (in thousands) from $240,783, with diluted EPS increasing to $4.14 from $3.11 as operating income improved to $378,520 (in thousands) on lower service, development, and SG&A costs. For the first six months, revenue was $3,186,984 (in thousands) and net income $497,842 (in thousands). Operating cash flow reached $789,327 (in thousands), funding aggressive share repurchases of 6.9 million shares for $1,081,754 (in thousands). Gartner ended June 30, 2026 with $1,488,706 (in thousands) of cash, $3.0 billion in senior notes outstanding, and about $1.0 billion of unused revolver capacity. It sold Digital Markets for approximately $104,798 (in thousands) net, booking a pre-tax gain of $5,399 (in thousands), and subsequently expanded its share repurchase authorization by an additional $500,000 (in thousands).
Gartner, Inc. reported Q1 2026 revenue of $1.51 billion, down 2% from a year earlier, mainly due to selling its Digital Markets business. Net income rose to $222.3 million, with diluted EPS increasing to $3.18 as margins improved and operating expenses declined.
The Insights segment grew revenue 3% to $1.29 billion, while Conferences revenue rose 8% to $78.3 million. Consulting revenue fell 15% to $119.1 million and backlog declined. Gartner generated $391.0 million of operating cash flow, held $1.67 billion in cash, carried $3.0 billion of debt, and spent $534.6 million repurchasing 3.3 million shares.
Gartner, Inc. (IT) filed its Q3 2025 report showing modest revenue growth but sharply lower earnings driven by a goodwill impairment. Total revenue rose to $1,524.1 million from $1,484.3 million a year ago, led by Insights $1,270.7 million, while Conferences and Consulting were roughly flat. Operating income fell to $86.3 million from $245.8 million as the company recorded a $150.0 million goodwill impairment in the Digital Markets reporting unit.
Net income dropped to $35.4 million (diluted EPS $0.47) from $415.0 million (EPS $5.32) in Q3 2024, when results included a $300.0 million gain on event cancellation insurance. The effective tax rate rose to 49.1%, primarily because the impairment is not tax‑deductible.
Year to date, revenue reached $4,744.7 million with cash from operations of $995.8 million. Gartner repurchased 3,955,033 shares in the quarter for $1,055.5 million, leaving $1.3 billion authorized for future buybacks. Cash was $1,430.7 million, deferred revenues $2,531.5 million, and total debt principal $2,479.4 million. As of October 31, 2025, 72,077,145 common shares were outstanding.
Q2 2025 highlights
- Revenue grew 5.7 % YoY to $1.69 B; Conferences +13.6 %, Consulting +8.8 %, Insights +4.2 %.
- Operating income up 2.6 % to $327 M; operating margin 19.4 % (-60 bp YoY) as cost of services and SG&A outpaced sales.
- Net income $240.8 M; diluted EPS $3.11 (+6 %). Effective tax rate rose to 24.2 % from 23.3 %.
- 1H 25 cash from operations +25 % YoY to $697 M, boosting cash to $2.20 B.
- Deferred revenue $2.69 B, down 3 % vs 12/31/24; total remaining performance obligations ≈ $6.1 B.
- Share buybacks: 0.96 M shares for $437 M YTD; 75.7 M shares outstanding 8/1/25; $0.6 B authorization left.
- Debt unchanged at $2.48 B; weighted-avg interest 4.9 %. Interest expense fell 41 % YoY to $11.8 M.
- Goodwill $2.94 B after $7.5 M FX uplift; no impairments. “Research” segment renamed “Business & Technology Insights.”
Overall, Gartner delivered mid-single-digit top- and bottom-line growth, strong free cash generation and continued capital returns, tempered by a modest drop in deferred revenue and a higher tax rate.