
WTW · NASDAQ-GS
WTW is a global professional-services company that advises and supports organizations across risk and broking, health, wealth and career, and related technology-enabled solutions. It makes money from brokerage commissions, consulting fees and advisory or solutions revenue, serving employers, insurers, financial institutions and other institutions. The supplied evidence does not break out the contribution of each business, but it reports $9.5 billion of FY2025 revenue and $1.6 billion of net income, compared with $9.7 billion of revenue and a $0.1 billion net loss in FY2024. Q2 2026 growth was broad-based, according to Zacks.
WTW rose 7.42%, or $23.47, from $316.16 to $339.63 over the period, with nearly all of the gain arriving after Thursday’s earnings release. The shares were little changed through Wednesday, closing at $315.93, before jumping to $336.05 on July 30 as second-quarter results showed 5% organic revenue growth, 100 basis points of adjusted operating-margin expansion and adjusted diluted EPS of $3.35, up 17% year over year. The stock held essentially flat on Friday, then added 1.7% Monday to reach $341.63 before giving back $2.00 Tuesday. The reported earnings beat and revenue growth were the clear company-specific catalysts; no separate analyst action or guidance change was supplied.
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