Teradata FY2025 publishes annual report; total revenues rise to $1.7 billion

Reuters03-27
Teradata FY2025 publishes annual report; total revenues rise to $1.7 billion
  • Teradata said it delivered positive growth in total annual recurring revenue and improved retention as customers expanded use across traditional analytics and AI-focused workloads.
  • Management reported year-over-year improvement in non-GAAP operating margin and free cash flow, citing operational discipline.
  • The company said teams worked with more than 150 global organizations to move AI efforts from experimentation to production-ready deployments.
  • Product updates highlighted included Enterprise Vector Store, Teradata AI Factory for on-premises AI, MCP Server, Teradata AgentBuilder, and Autonomous Customer Intelligence.
  • Teradata said it returned USD 140.0 million to stockholders in 2025 and plans to continue share repurchases in 2026.


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