Trend Micro Reports Earnings Results for Q1 2025

In This Article:

  • Increase of 24% in operating income* to drive 22% operating margin

  • Increase of 2% globally in net sales growth at actual currency

  • Increase of 14% in Trend Vision One™ large enterprise annual recurring revenue (ARR), contributing to total company ARR surpassing $1.7 Billion

TOKYO, May 8, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Trend Micro Incorporated (TYO: 4704;TSE: 4704), the largest global cybersecurity company headquartered outside the U.S., today announced first-quarter 2025 financial earnings, ending March 31, 2025, with total company ARR exceeding U.S. $1.7 Billion, up 3% year-over-year (YoY).

Q1'25 Earnings Results
Q1'25 Earnings Results

"Our profitable growth and resilience are attributed to the ongoing execution of our corporate transformation strategy, despite facing the inevitable challenges of uncertain times," said Eva Chen, CEO and co-founder at Trend. "As AI reshapes operations for most organizations and enables scale and sophistication for threat actor attacks, our hybrid enterprise platform and proactive security delivers the best protection for our customers."

Trend's enterprise business grew 5% YoY in net sales with large enterprise ARR up 5%, exceeding $1.3 Billion. Now representing 73% of total enterprise ARR, Trend's leading cybersecurity platform fueled 14% growth in platform attached large enterprise ARR.

Module adoption accelerated ARR by a 3.7x multiplier with 74% of large enterprise ARR now represented by platform customers with 4 or more modules.

Over 100 new strategic managed service providers joined in delivering proactive security outcomes fueling small enterprises with 77% adopting cyber risk exposure management, resulting in 4x ARR per customer**.

Trend's consumer business grew 14% YoY in beyond device protection revenue representing 33% of total consumer sales. With 16k+ active users in the first year, Trend's Scam Check addresses the escalating prevalence of scams and their impact on vulnerable consumers.

The company completed a significant transformation of its e-commerce platform for consumer purchasing, with backlogged consumer renewals to be fully realized in Q2. The consumer business remains in line with internal plan and with the continued strategy of reducing multi-year deals.

"Our disciplined focus on the bottom line did a really nice job of driving up operating margin to 22%, exceeding internal plan for the first quarter," said Kevin Simzer, COO at Trend. "While softening of pre-GAAP was expected based on historical multi-year transactions and anticipated lower bookings, performance in the Americas was also impacted by the changes undertaken by the US administration. Our position heading into Q2 is well within our 2025 guidance, underscoring confidence in our transformation strategy and north star 'road to 2027' model."