Testing & certification Risk & Compliance Software organic revenue growth measures segment revenue growth after excluding acquisition, divestiture, and foreign-exchange effects under UL Solutions' methodology.
UL Solutions reported 4.8% organic growth in Risk & Compliance Software revenue for the second quarter of 2026, even though reported segment revenue declined 17.5% to $52M from $63M.
A divestiture drove the reported decline
The revenue bridge included $3M of organic growth and a $14M divestiture reduction, producing an $11M reported decline.
That makes this a clear example of organic growth diverging from reported revenue growth.
Segment scope changed in 2026
Advisory moved out of the former Software and Advisory segment into Industrial, and the remaining segment was renamed Risk & Compliance Software.
Compare it with Risk & Compliance Software adjusted EBITDA margin and software revenue mix.
Primary source: UL Solutions Q2 2026 SEC-filed earnings release.
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