Informa Stock - Analyst consensus and long-term growth drivers

Edited by ad hoc news Long-Term & Business-Model Desk. Verified prior to publication on 06/20/2026, 15:42 CET. Details in the imprint.

Informa (GB00BMJ6DW54) is drawing steady attention from London investors as the group positions itself as a scale player in events and academic publishing. Analyst data point to a "Moderate Buy" stance and scope for further earnings growth, according to MarketBeat’s consensus figures.

What current estimates show

On MarketBeat, Informa carries a consensus rating of "Moderate Buy" with an average analyst price target around GBX 1,100.83, implying upside from the latest quote in the high-800-pence range. MarketBeat’s Informa overview

The stock last traded at roughly GBX 875 on the London Stock Exchange, giving a market capitalization near GBP 11.0 billion and a dividend yield reported at 2.62% on MarketBeat’s snapshot. MarketBeat key stats

Long-term drivers for the business

Informa positions itself as a knowledge and network provider, with operations spanning live events, digital content and academic research. The group’s strategy has focused on expanding its events portfolio in structurally growing niches, while optimizing its Taylor & Francis scholarly publishing arm. Company strategy description

Management highlights that its live events brands and data-led products are designed to offer resilient cash generation and recurring revenue streams, supporting dividend capacity and selective bolt-on acquisitions over the cycle.

How the company makes money

Informa generates revenue mainly from organizing business-to-business events and exhibitions, selling sponsorships and exhibitor space, and from subscription-based academic and professional content, particularly through its Taylor & Francis publishing division.

Where the stock trades today

The shares of Informa (GB00BMJ6DW54) trade on the London Stock Exchange at about GBX 875 as of 06/19/2026, 12:21 ET.

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