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John Wiley & Sons Inc
John Wiley & Sons is a publishing company that makes books, journals, digital learning tools, and research platforms. Its core business is serving people who need trusted information for school, work, and professional development, especially in science, medicine, engineering, business, and higher education. It sells directly to readers and institutions, and it also licenses access to its digital content through subscriptions and online platforms. Wiley makes money in a few main ways: selling textbooks and professional books, charging libraries and universities for journal access, and selling digital courses and learning services to schools, companies, and individual learners. A large part of its business comes from recurring access fees rather than one-time book sales, which helps make its revenue model more stable than a traditional publisher’s. What sets Wiley apart is its role as a trusted middleman between authors, researchers, educators, and end users. It does not just print books; it curates and packages expert content, then distributes it in formats that schools, researchers, and professionals can use every day. That makes it a key supplier of specialized knowledge rather than a general consumer publisher.
John Wiley & Sons is a publishing company that makes books, journals, digital learning tools, and research platforms. Its core business is serving people who need trusted information for school, work, and professional development, especially in science, medicine, engineering, business, and higher education. It sells directly to readers and institutions, and it also licenses access to its digital content through subscriptions and online platforms.
Wiley makes money in a few main ways: selling textbooks and professional books, charging libraries and universities for journal access, and selling digital courses and learning services to schools, companies, and individual learners. A large part of its business comes from recurring access fees rather than one-time book sales, which helps make its revenue model more stable than a traditional publisher’s.
What sets Wiley apart is its role as a trusted middleman between authors, researchers, educators, and end users. It does not just print books; it curates and packages expert content, then distributes it in formats that schools, researchers, and professionals can use every day. That makes it a key supplier of specialized knowledge rather than a general consumer publisher.
Quarter result: Q3 was in line with expectations — revenue essentially flat at constant currency, with Research strength offsetting softness in Learning.
Research momentum: Research publishing outpaced the market — submissions up 26%, global output up 11%, and publishing revenue up 4% excluding AI.
AI ramp: AI and data revenue is accelerating — $42 million year-to-date, $7 million recognized in the quarter, and company guidance of $45–$50 million for fiscal '26.
Margins & cash: Continued margin expansion and cash generation — adjusted operating margin up 280 bps in the quarter, adjusted EBITDA margin up 250 bps, and operating cash flow nearly doubled to $103 million.
Cost & transformation: Tech transformation and outsourcing (Virtusa) are driving corporate cost savings (corporate costs down 21% this quarter on an adjusted EBITDA basis) and expected further margin benefits.
Capital returns: Buybacks stepping up — $70 million repurchased year-to-date, $100 million full-year target; $126 million returned in dividends and buybacks in nine months.
Outlook: Raising margin and EPS guidance to the high end of prior ranges; revenue growth expected low single-digits and free cash flow reaffirmed at ~ $200 million.
