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Cloud &computewhere the software runsAI modelsthe generative enginesContent &talent inputscase law, journalists, en…AI platformCoCounsel + content graphThomsonReutersthe platform it buildsProduct linesWestlaw, ONESOURCE, Reute…Channel &deliveryresellers & integratorsCustomerswho pays the subscriptionAMZNAmazonMSFTMicrosoftOAIOpenAIANTAnthropicDOCProprietary contentENGEngineering & legal talentCCCoCounselTRIThomson ReutersWLWestlaw / Practical Law1SONESOURCE / CheckpointRTRReuters NewsINTResellers & integratorsLAWLaw firmsTAXTax & accounting firmsCORPCorporationsGOVGovernments & courtsMEDMedia & data customers
Company details
Market cap
~$80B
P/E ratio
~40×
Div yield
~1.4%
Dividend
$2.62/sh
Revenue (FY25)
~$7.6B
Rev. growth (organic)
+9%
Adj. EBITDA margin
~39%
Woodbridge stake
~70%
In plain English
Thomson Reuters sells the trusted information that law firms, accountants, corporations and governments run their professional work on — Westlaw legal research, ONESOURCE and Checkpoint tax software, and Reuters News — now wrapped in CoCounsel, a generative-AI assistant built on the 2023 Casetext acquisition. It is a subscription-software business, ~70% controlled by the Thomson family's Woodbridge holding company.
In simple terms
What Thomson Reuters really sells
Thomson Reuters sells the trusted information that law firms, accountants, corporations and governments run their professional work on — Westlaw legal research, ONESOURCE and Checkpoint tax software, and Reuters News — now wrapped in CoCounsel, a generative-AI assistant built on the 2023 Casetext acquisition. It is a subscription-software business, ~70% controlled by the Thomson family's Woodbridge holding company.
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