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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.