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OpenText Q1 FY27 net income rises 6% year over year to USD 155.25 million

By Public Technologies
  • OpenText’s first-quarter FY27 GAAP diluted earnings per share rose 10% year over year to USD 0.64.
  • Total revenues fell year over year to USD 1.24 billion, while operating cash flows climbed 17% to USD 172.27 million.
  • In October, the company completed a USD 1 billion senior secured notes offering and reduced debt by USD 300 million.
  • A partnership with Cohere aims to combine trusted data with agentic AI.


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