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Data analytics / Data analytics and consumer credit reporting
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Experian’s stock price has dropped sharply in recent weeks and is now trading near multi-year lows, well below its previous highs. The fall has been driven more by sentiment than by collapsing fundamentals. Recent results showed steady revenue growth, resilient cash flow, and strong operating margins that remain comfortably above many peers. Earnings stayed solid, and dividend payments have grown consistently over the past years, reflecting confidence in long-term cash generation. So why is the stock down? Investors are nervous about slower growth expectations and rising fears that artificial intelligence could disrupt traditional data businesses. Higher investment spending has also pressured near-term margins. From a value analysis perspective, the lower price has reduced valuation multiples to more attractive levels compared with history. A recovery could follow if growth stabilizes and confidence returns. Risks include prolonged technology disruption, softer demand, and continued multiple compression. This review is for informational and educational purposes only, not a financial advice.