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Financial Data APAC Organic Revenue Growth

measures organic recognized-revenue growth in FactSet's Asia Pacific region.

By Lee BaileyPublished Oct 1, 2026

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Research date: Oct 1, 2026Use the dated article and cited sources for the definition, examples, and stated limitations.
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APAC led regional organic revenue growth
Revenue growth should not be relabeled as user growth
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Financial data APAC organic revenue growth measures year-over-year organic recognized-revenue growth in FactSet's Asia Pacific region.

FactSet reported 11.0% organic revenue growth in the fourth quarter of fiscal 2026. APAC revenue was $65.6M, compared with $60.8M a year earlier.

APAC led regional organic revenue growth

The rate exceeded Americas at 6.7% and EMEA at 6.6%.

Its absolute revenue base remained much smaller than the Americas.

Revenue growth should not be relabeled as user growth

FactSet said broader growth was driven by workstations and data solutions, but the regional revenue rate is not a direct count of users, workstations, or clients.

Read it with APAC organic ASV growth and global organic revenue growth.

Primary source: FactSet Q4/FY2026 SEC-filed earnings release.

Part of the Financial Data Subscription Economics

Connects FactSet Organic ASV, organic recognized revenue, regional subscription growth, and GAAP versus adjusted operating-margin conversion.

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Regional subscription and revenue growthCurrent relationship
Americas, EMEA, and APAC Organic ASV and organic revenue growth show regional subscription momentum and recognized-revenue conversion while preserving differences in scale.
Americas Organic ASV Growth Americas Organic Revenue Growth APAC Organic ASV GrowthAPAC Organic Revenue GrowthCurrent conceptEMEA Organic ASV Growth EMEA Organic Revenue Growth
Subscription growth and revenue recognition
Global Organic ASV growth and organic revenue growth separate the forward-looking subscription run rate from recognized revenue.
Organic ASV Growth Organic Revenue Growth
GAAP and adjusted margin conversion
GAAP and adjusted operating margins distinguish reported cost conversion from FactSet's non-GAAP view that excludes acquisition-related amortization and specified non-recurring items.
Adjusted Operating Margin GAAP Operating Margin

Adjusted Operating Margin
Americas Organic ASV Growth
Americas Organic Revenue Growth
APAC Organic ASV Growth
APAC Organic Revenue GrowthCurrent concept
EMEA Organic ASV Growth
EMEA Organic Revenue Growth
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FDSOpen operating-model research →10 of 10 reviewed concepts in Financial Data Subscription EconomicsRegional subscription and revenue growth6 of 6 bridge concepts supportedContinue through this bridge:Americas Organic ASV Growth Americas Organic Revenue Growth APAC Organic ASV Growth EMEA Organic ASV Growth EMEA Organic Revenue Growth

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