Dun & Bradstreet Q3 2017 Revenue UP 4%
- Reports Q3 2017 GAAP Revenue of US$ 428.3 million versus US$ 412.8 million of prior year period.
- Raises Operating Income and EPS Guidance Ranges
- Reaffirms Organic and Total Revenue Guidance; Expects to be at Lower End of Range for Both
- Reaffirms Free Cash Flow Guidance
Dun & Bradstreet (DNB) reported results for the third quarter ended September 30, 2017 of GAAP revenue up 4% year over year, after the effect of foreign exchange (up 3% before the effect of foreign exchange). As Adjusted revenue up 4% year over year, both after and before the effect of foreign exchange; and organic revenue up 2% year over year before the effect of foreign exchange.
“I am pleased we achieved another quarter of solid earnings performance by leveraging good cost discipline and reengineering processes to drive efficiencies,” said Bob Carrigan, Chairman and CEO of Dun & Bradstreet. “Now that we have made critical investments to accelerate our growth strategy, we are well positioned to continue to improve our cost profile while investing in key areas of our business to achieve profitable growth.”
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