paidContent 50: The world’s most successful digital media companies
29. Wolters Kluwer
Business information, Netherlands (Public)
Digital Content Revenue
$1,474,125,000 (35% of total)
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Digital Snapshot
Wolters Kluwer is a Thomson Reuters competitor that provides information to professionals in fields like law, health, tax and finance. It is moving away from print and software to seek out higher-margin electronic revenues.
Key Move
Nothing flashy. Cost management, share buybacks and ongoing push to renew existing subscriptions. Customers continue to adopt online platforms, meaning higher margins – though the company is still exposed to the underlying vulnerabilities of the industries they serve, especially law and finance.
Our Methodology
Wolters breaks down digital revenue percentages for categories like “Legal” (33% digital), “Tax and Accounting” (27% digital) and “Finance” (37% digital).
Source: 2011 Annual report
Source: 2011 Annual report
— Jeff Roberts