Thomson Reuters posts Q2 organic revenue growth of 8% as free cash flow rises 29% to US$727 million
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Company-specific TSX commentary highlights solid Q2 execution at Thomson Reuters, including 8% organic revenue growth and higher free cash flow alongside increased AI investment, but notes near-term margin pressure from tax sales issues. Other cited Canadian names show mixed but generally resilient operating trends. The news is largely stock-selection oriented rather than macro-relevant, implying limited cross-asset spillover.
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Thomson Reuters reported Q2 results with organic revenue up 8%, while its core Legal, Corporates, and Tax, Audit & Accounting segments grew 10%. Free cash flow rose 29% to US$727 million. The company has spent about US$40 million developing its in-house large language model, Thomson, trained on less than 10% of its legal content. The tax business faced sales execution issues, and management expects Q3 margins of about 36%.
