FICO Q4 FY26 EPS rises 26% to $8.12; Q4 FY26 revenues climb 27% to $657.05 million

By Public Technologies
  • FICO's fourth-quarter FY26 GAAP diluted EPS rose 26% year-over-year to $8.12, while revenue climbed 27% to $657.05 million.
  • Scores revenue jumped 33% year-over-year to $413.8 million, while Software revenue increased 19% to $243.2 million.
  • Earnings included a $65 million proposed antitrust settlement accrual and a $27 million workforce-reduction restructuring charge.
  • FICO withheld FY27 guidance because mortgage-pricing agreements remain unfinished and mortgage-market challenges create uncertainty.


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