(Reuters) - Experian Plc (L:EXPN), the world's biggest credit data company, posted a 7.5 percent rise in full-year revenue on Thursday, and said it expected 2018 to be another year of growth.
The FTSE-100 company, best known for running consumer credit checks for banks, landlords and retailers, said revenue for the year ended March 31 rose to $4.66 billion (3.4 billion pounds) from $4.34 billion a year ago.
Pretax profit from ongoing activities for the year rose 7.3 percent to $1.21 billion, the company said.