LSEG to Acquire Octus, Creating Market Leader Across Public and Private Credit Solutions

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• In 2026 Octus is expected to generate over $300 million in revenue, with strong double-digit growth and an adjusted EBITDA margin of around 40%.

  60% confidence

• Octus has a leading position in illiquid credit, and its teams source hard-to-access credit documentation including covenants and deal terms and turn it into structured, searchable data.

  60% confidence

• The acquisition of Octus will transform LSEG's presence in credit and private market data, creating a leading proposition in these high-growth areas.

  60% confidence

• Combining Octus' capabilities with LSEG's fixed income data, analytics and distribution means customers will benefit from integrated solutions and intelligence across public and private credit, enabling them to source deals, assess risk and manage portfolios through LSEG's platform.

  60% confidence

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