Factset Research Systems (FDS) Stock
Financial data and analytics software for investment professionals. Here's the price, business snapshot, and what's worth knowing about Factset Research Systems in August 2026.
FactSet Research Systems (FDS) supplies integrated financial data, analytics and software to investment professionals worldwide. The firm packages market data, company fundamentals, analytics tools and workflow solutions into predominantly subscription-based offerings for asset managers, banks and corporate clients. Its business model generates a high proportion of recurring revenue and historically steady cash flow; market capitalisation is around $11.12bn. FactSet invests in product development, cloud delivery and acquisitions to expand coverage and APIs while competing with Bloomberg, Refinitiv and agile fintech entrants. Investors typically watch customer retention, product adoption, international expansion and margin trends as indicators of resilience and growth potential. Key risks include pricing pressure, regulatory change, technology disruption and sensitivity to cyclical capital markets activity. FactSet pays dividends and has run share buybacks, which may appeal to income-minded investors. This is general educational information and not personal advice; suitability depends on your circumstances — consult a financial adviser for tailored guidance.
Sixth Month Growth Performance
Stock Performance Snapshot
Analyst Rating
Analysts suggest holding FactSet’s stock as its target price indicates potential growth ahead.
Financial Health
FactSet Research Systems is performing well with strong revenue and cash generation capabilities.
Dividend
FactSet's dividend yield of 1.78% is lower, making it less attractive for those seeking regular dividend income. If you invested $1000 you would be paid $17.80 a year in dividends (based on the last 12 months).
Why You’ll Want to Watch This Stock
Recurring Revenue Model
High subscription income supports predictable cash flow and margins, though growth can slow if clients cut budgets during market downturns.
Global Client Footprint
A broad client base across asset managers and banks gives diversification potential, but international expansion faces local regulation and competition.
Tech and Competition
Investment in cloud, APIs and analytics can drive adoption, yet rapid fintech innovation and large competitors may pressure pricing and market share.
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