GlobalData Plc (LSE:DATA) has delivered a stable performance in the first half of 2025, underpinned by its ongoing Growth Transformation Plan (2024–2026), despite a challenging macroeconomic backdrop. The company is shifting toward a solutions-led sales model and a focus on strategic account management, which has contributed to an increase in forward contracted revenue and a robust client pipeline. During the period, GlobalData completed two acquisitions aimed at strengthening its Consumer Innovation Intelligence offerings.
As part of its capital return strategy, the company has announced a tender offer of up to £60 million. It also plans to transition to a Main Market listing by the fourth quarter of 2025, reinforcing its focus on delivering sustainable shareholder value.
While the company’s operational progress and strategic initiatives support a positive long-term view, technical analysis indicates bearish trends in the short term. Additionally, current valuation levels may be seen as stretched, potentially limiting near-term upside.
About GlobalData Plc
GlobalData Plc is a prominent player in the data and analytics sector, delivering insight-driven solutions across key domains such as sales, competitive, and strategic intelligence. The firm places strong emphasis on consumer innovation intelligence and continues to evolve its technology and service portfolio to meet growing market demand.
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