RELX earnings date approaches, shares on NYSE and London in analyst focus

By Christina Vogel, Background & Management desk. Reviewed prior to publication on 2026-06-26, 10:31.

RELX (GB00B2B0DG97) enters the coming weeks with its next earnings update expected in late July, while the information and analytics group continues to trade on the NYSE and on the London Stock Exchange alongside peers such as Thomson Reuters and Wolters Kluwer, according to current market data and comparison tools.

Next earnings date and listings

Market data providers currently point to the next RELX earnings release in the second half of July, with one comparison tool placing the expected earnings call around July 23, 2026, giving investors a roughly four-week horizon for fresh numbers and guidance updates on the group’s scientific, legal and risk analytics franchises.

RELX shares trade in New York under the ticker RELX on the NYSE and in London under the primary listing, giving the stock exposure to both the S&P 500-linked investor universe via its US listing and the FTSE-linked institutional base through London, while peers such as Thomson Reuters trade on the NYSE and Toronto and Wolters Kluwer on Euronext Amsterdam.

Analyst and peer comparison insight

Investor-focused comparison tools that track listed information and analytics groups currently highlight RELX as having a relative performance and profitability profile they describe as favorable versus Thomson Reuters, citing higher margins and stable trend characteristics in recent months based on return on equity metrics and price behavior.

Alongside RELX and Thomson Reuters, other peers such as Wolters Kluwer and Informa occupy adjacent niches in legal publishing, professional information and events, creating a sector cluster that many global asset managers treat as a quasi-oligopoly in scientific publishing, legal databases and decision-support tools, with recurring-revenue rates often above 80 percent according to past annual reports and sector commentary from major brokers including UBS and Deutsche Bank.

How RELX makes its money

RELX generates the majority of its revenue from subscription-based digital information and analytics services for professional customers, including Elsevier in scientific and medical publishing, LexisNexis in legal and risk solutions, and business analytics tools for sectors such as insurance, banking and government, with a smaller contribution from exhibitions and events.

Where the RELX shares trade today

The RELX shares (GB00B2B0DG97) most recently changed hands at around 30.93 US dollars on the NYSE at the close on 2026-06-25, 16:59 New York time, according to current consolidated price data.

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