
SPGI · NYSE
S&P Global is a financial-information and market-infrastructure company. Its activities include credit ratings, benchmarks and indices, financial data and analytics, and sector-specific information; S&P Dow Jones Indices, identified in the evidence, operates the S&P 500. It sells subscriptions, licensing, transaction and assessment services to investors, issuers, financial institutions and corporations. The supplied material does not provide segment revenue shares, so relative contributions cannot be stated without estimation. At FY2025 scale, revenue was $15.3 billion and net income was $4.5 billion, versus $14.2 billion and $3.9 billion, respectively, in FY2024.
SPGI fell $11.83, or 2.79%, over the reported span, from $424.36 on July 28 to $412.53 on August 4. The main company-specific catalyst was its second-quarter earnings release, after which shares fell immediately; coverage highlighted 10% revenue growth but also an earnings miss, while questioning whether the miss was meaningful. The stock then declined through July 31, rebounded to $416.25 on August 3, and gave back that recovery the following session. An approximately $237.8 million outflow from the iShares U.S. Financials ETF may indicate broader financial-sector positioning, but the evidence does not attribute that flow directly to SPGI. The S&P 500 constituent-change announcement was not a substantive operating update.