Testing & certification non-certification testing and other services revenue mix measures that major service category as a percentage of total UL Solutions revenue.
Non-certification Testing and Other Services generated $248M, or approximately 30.4% of revenue, in the second quarter of 2026, compared with $241M a year earlier.
The category is broader than certification work
It includes testing and other services that do not sit within the issuer's certification-testing category.
That broader scope means it should not be treated as a pure certification-demand proxy.
Service mix is not segment mix
Major service categories cut across reportable segments, while Industrial, Consumer, and Risk & Compliance Software are management-reporting segments.
Compare it with certification testing revenue mix and Industrial organic revenue growth.
Primary source: UL Solutions Q2 2026 SEC-filed earnings release.
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