Thomson Reuters Releases Financial Data After Global Print Sale
Thomson Reuters has published supplemental financial disclosures following the close of its Global Print joint venture deal with KKR.
Thomson Reuters Corp. issued supplemental financial information Tuesday after completing the sale of a 51% stake in its Global Print business to funds advised by private equity firm KKR, a transaction first announced October 1, 2026.
The Toronto-based media and information company and KKR formed a joint venture to operate the Global Print unit following the close of the deal, with Thomson Reuters retaining a 49% interest in the newly structured entity. The company released the additional financial disclosures to help investors and analysts assess the impact of the transaction on its overall financial profile.
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The move reflects a broader industry trend of legacy information companies restructuring or divesting print-related assets as digital platforms continue to dominate the market for legal, tax, and business intelligence products. Thomson Reuters trades on both the Toronto Stock Exchange and Nasdaq under the ticker symbol TRI.
Supplemental financial disclosures of this kind are commonly released after major asset transactions to provide transparency on how the deal reshapes a company's revenue base, cost structure, and segment reporting going forward. Analysts tracking Thomson Reuters are expected to incorporate the new figures into updated models for the company's remaining business lines.
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