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FactSet (NYSE: FDS) revenue

FactSet reported revenue of $2,476m for fiscal 2026, 6.7% more than in fiscal 2025 ($2,322m). Since fiscal 2017 its revenue has grown by 102.8%, an average growth of 8.2% a year.

Revenue, in millions of US dollars1,22120171,35020181,43520191,49420201,59120211,84420222,08620232,20320242,32220252,4762026

Revenue by fiscal year

Fiscal yearRevenueChangeOperating profitOperating margin
2026$2,476m+6.7%$700.0m28.3%
2025$2,322m+5.4%$748.3m32.2%
2024$2,203m+5.6%$701.3m31.8%
2023$2,086m+13.1%$629.2m30.2%
2022$1,844m+15.9%$475.5m25.8%
2021$1,591m+6.5%$474.0m29.8%
2020$1,494m+4.1%$439.7m29.4%
2019$1,435m+6.3%$438.0m30.5%
2018$1,350m+10.6%$366.2m27.1%
2017$1,221m—$352.1m28.8%

The change compares each fiscal year with the one before. Operating margin is operating profit over revenue from the same filing. Figures are in millions of US dollars, except per-share amounts.

Questions about the revenue of FactSet

How much revenue did FactSet make in fiscal 2026?
FactSet reported revenue of $2,476m for fiscal 2026, compared with $2,322m in fiscal 2025.
How much has the revenue of FactSet grown?
Between fiscal 2017 and fiscal 2026 it went from $1,221m to $2,476m: 102.8% more, an average growth of 8.2% a year.
What was the best year for revenue at FactSet?
Of its last 10 fiscal years, fiscal 2026, with $2,476m.
Where do the figures for FactSet come from?
From the annual report (Form 10-K) that FactSet files with the SEC, the US securities regulator. Each fiscal year links to its filing.

Where each figure comes from

From the annual report (Form 10-K) that FactSet files with the SEC. The filing for each fiscal year: 2026 · 2025 · 2024 · 2023 · 2022 · 2021 · 2020 · 2019 · 2018 · 2017. More on FactSet: the FactSet page · annual accounts · net income · dividends paid · insider transactions.

Information prepared from the accounts the company files with the regulator, for information purposes only. It is not financial advice or a recommendation to buy or sell. Updated on 12 November 2026.