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RELX is a global provider of information-based analytics and decision tools for professionals across scientific, technical, medical, legal, risk, business, and exhibitions industries. It operates in four segments: Scientific, Technical & Medical; Risk & Business Analytics; Legal; and Exhibitions. Its products combine large datasets, analytics, and decision-support tools to help researchers, healthcare professionals, lawyers, and business leaders make informed choices, improve productivity, and achieve better outcomes. Revenue mainly comes from subscriptions, with additional income from transactional sales and advertising. RELX differentiates itself through its deep data assets, specialized industry knowledge, and multi-segment offerings that span content, analytics, and decision-support services. The company pursues a goal of delivering trusted information and insights while supporting corporate responsibility and alignment with the UN SDGs through its products and partnerships.
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Elsevier's scientific, technical and medical (STM) revenue growth has accelerated to 6%, up from 2% to 4% at the last investor seminar, parent company RELX said. The division made up 28% of RELX revenue and 30% of adjusted operating profit in the first half of 2026. Chief executive officer Kumsal Bayazit said STM brings in annualised revenue of about $4 billion and adjusted operating profit of more than £1 billion. About 80% of revenue comes from subscriptions. AI tools are a growth driver. Nearly 1,000 institutional customers have subscribed to LeapSpace, a research workspace launched in January 2026, and Sherpath AI, a nursing education platform, has reached 100,000 students. Elsevier received 4.2 million article submissions and published more than 800,000 in 2025, accepting fewer than 20%.
Cooling enthusiasm for AI has put steady dividend payers back in focus for UK investors. A Simply Wall St screen picked out companies that raise payouts gradually and yield 2% to 5%. Grainger, a UK rental homes owner, has a 4.64% yield and a market value of £1.34b. Its private rented sector portfolio generates about £164 million of recurring rent on £240 million of revenue, and earnings are forecast to grow near 20% a year. Games Workshop Group, the £5.2b maker of Warhammer games, yields 3.08%. Its five-year earnings growth rate is 13.1%. RELX, valued at about £52.0b, sells subscription-style analytics tools. Its Risk unit brings in £3.5b.
RELX reported 7% underlying revenue growth for the first nine months of 2026, with its Legal, Risk, and STM divisions all contributing. Management reiterated its expectation of strong full year growth in revenue, adjusted operating profit, and constant currency adjusted earnings per share (EPS). AI-powered analytics tools, such as Lexis+ Protégé and LeapSpace, are becoming central to RELX's subscription model. The main risk is that competing or open source AI options could pressure its ability to charge a premium while it keeps investing heavily in new products. Analysts forecast revenue of £12.0bn and earnings of £2.9bn by 2029, implying 7.3% yearly revenue growth. Earnings are currently £2.3bn.
RELX, the global provider of information-based analytics and decision tools, reported underlying revenue growth of 7% for the first nine months of 2026. It reaffirmed its full year outlook. Legal grew 10%, Risk 8%, and Scientific, Technical & Medical 6%. Exhibitions rose 4%, held back by disruption in the Middle East. Growth came from AI-enabled analytics and decision tools. RELX's research-grade AI workspace, LeapSpace, is seeing rapid usage growth. RELX expects another year of strong underlying growth in revenue and adjusted operating profit, as well as strong growth in adjusted earnings per share at constant currency.
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Industries
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Founded
1894
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