"Revenue -- $2.58 billion, up 3% year over year, representing a record for the first quarter. Profitability -- Segment EBITDA reached $415 million, increasing 14%, with margin rising 150 basis points to 16.1%. Net income & EPS -- Net income increased to $144 million from $58 million, while earnings per share rose to $0.21 from $0.05. Digital real estate revenue -- Segment revenue was $457 million, up 13%, and segment EBITDA rose 15%, driven by record performance at REA Group and continued growth at REA India."
"REA Group metrics -- REA revenue rose 22% to $318 million, residential yield grew by 15%, and new buy listings increased 7%, with Sydney up 11% and Melbourne up 9%-both marking ten-year highs. Realtor.com metrics -- Revenue decreased 1% to $140 million, with real estate revenue down 4%, while average monthly unique users increased 2% to 77 million year over year and 4% sequentially."
"Dow Jones revenue & segment details -- Dow Jones revenue was $552 million, up 3%, with digital accounting for 82%, and B2B professional information business expanding 8%. Risk & Compliance and Energy -- Risk & Compliance revenue grew 16% to $81 million, Energy rose 11% to $68 million, though overall PIB growth was affected by a customer dispute at Factiva. Digital-only subscriptions -- Dow Jones digital-only subscriptions increased 15% year over year and by 99,000 sequentially, while digital circulation accounted for 72% of total consumer circulation revenue. Advertising revenue -- Advertising accounted for 15% of Dow Jones revenue and 7% of company-wide revenue; Dow Jones advertising fell 7% to $85 million, with digital advertising down"
Revenue reached $2.58 billion, up 3% year over year and a first-quarter record. Segment EBITDA rose 14% to $415 million and margin expanded to 16.1%. Net income increased to $144 million and EPS to $0.21. Digital real estate revenue grew 13% to $457 million, led by strong REA Group performance and REA India growth. REA revenue rose 22% with higher residential yield and increased listings in Sydney and Melbourne. Realtor.com revenue declined slightly while users grew. Dow Jones revenue and digital subscriptions increased, with mixed advertising trends and PIB impacted by a Factiva dispute.
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