SS&C Technologies announced the acquisition of Curo Fund Services, a South African fund administration business. The Callistone acquisition closed on October 14, bringing a global team of 250 employees to SS&C’s goods business. Tokenization is gaining traction among clients, supporting digital asset strategies. SS&C saw strong organic growth in Q3 and improved margins. GlobeOp performed well, and SS&C continues to focus on AI-powered automation.

SS&C’s Q3 2025 GAAP results reflected revenues of $1.568 billion, with adjusted non-GAAP revenues at $1.569 billion, a 7% increase. Adjusted organic revenue growth was 5.2%, and EBITDA reached $619 million, a quarterly record high. Net income was $210 million with adjusted net income at $390 million, a 16.5% increase. Cash flow from operating activities grew by 22%, and SS&C ended the quarter with $388 million in cash and $6.6 billion in gross debt.

SS&C’s year-to-date cash flow conversion was 98%, up from 89% last year. For Q4 2025, SS&C expects revenue in the range of $1.59 to $1.63 billion with adjusted net income of $394 to $410 million. Full-year guidance has been raised, with revenue expected to be in the range of $6.21 to $6.25 billion and adjusted net income of $1.522 to $1.538 billion. SS&C’s strong financial performance continues to drive growth opportunities and share repurchases.

SS&C’s acquisitions like Curo Fund Services and Callistone are part of its capital allocation strategy to deepen relationships with clients and enhance its solution set. Tokenization is becoming more popular among clients, supporting digital asset strategies. SS&C’s strong Q3 performance and focus on AI-powered automation position the company for continued growth and innovation. The company’s financial results reflect record revenues and EBITDA, driving long-term financial and operating strength.

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