S&P Global EBITDA Margin Growth & History (SPGI)

S&P Global's ebitda margin was 49.93% for fiscal 2025.

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S&P Global annual ebitda margin history

S&P Global annual ebitda margin

Fiscal yearPeriod endedEBITDA marginChange (percentage points)
20252025-12-3149.93%+2.40 pp
20242024-12-3147.53%+6.22 pp
20232023-12-3141.31%−11.96 pp
20222022-12-3153.28%+0.26 pp
20212021-12-3153.02%+1.65 pp
20202020-12-3151.37%+0.17 pp
20192019-12-3151.20%+3.33 pp
20182018-12-3147.87%+2.30 pp
20172017-12-3145.57%−16.64 pp
20162016-12-3162.22%+23.18 pp
20152015-12-3139.04%+34.15 pp
20142014-12-314.89%−26.90 pp
20132013-12-3131.79%+1.09 pp
20122012-12-3130.70%+0.28 pp
20112011-12-3130.42%−0.74 pp
20102010-12-3131.16%+2.05 pp
20092009-12-3129.11%−0.05 pp
20082008-12-3129.16%+2.03 pp
20072007-12-3127.14%

S&P Global ebitda margin trends

Over the last five fiscal years, S&P Global's ebitda margin decreased from 51.37% to 49.93%, a change of −1.44 percentage points. The latest reported quarter, Q2 2026, shows 51.23%.

About the metric

What EBITDA margin means

EBITDA margin measures EBITDA as a percentage of revenue. It can help compare operating profitability over time, but it excludes capital intensity, financing costs, taxes, and other items and is generally unsuitable for financial companies.

Calculation and source

How EBITDA margin is calculated

TickerStat calculates EBITDA margin as EBITDA divided by positive reported revenue for the same fiscal period. Changes are shown in percentage points. Fiscal periods can differ from calendar years, so exact period-end dates are included.

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