For FY25, III delivered a solid improvement in underlying performance. Revenue was $244.7M, down 1%, but up 7% excluding the prior-year automation divestiture, with growth led by the Americas and an increasing recovery in Europe; Asia-Pacific remained softer. Adjusted EBITDA increased 28% to $32.2M, with margin expanding to 13.2%, while operating cash flow rose 46% to $29.0M. Recurring revenue remained a key support at $112M, or 46% of sales, and utilization of 73% was in line with management’s mid-70s target. AI was also a clear tailwind, with III serving more than 350 clients with AI-focused research and advisory services in 2025, roughly 3x the prior year, even as management said clients remain cautious in an uncertain macro environment. This translated to 30% of full year revenues attached to AI spending.