Total Revenue

+31% " "

Multi-year subscription deals and a continued shift to time-based licensing drove significant revenue gains, while robust demand in core industries (e.g., automotive, high-tech) accelerated top-line growth. " "

Software Licenses

+71% " "

Increased adoption of subscription leases with larger contract values fueled the jump in license revenue, contrasting with prior reliance on perpetual licenses. " "

Subscription Lease Licenses

+88% " "

Large multi-year agreements and broader product use in established markets supported this surge, reflecting customers’ preference for longer-term, higher-value deals. " "

Maintenance & Service

+10% " "

Growth stems from renewals linked to prior license sales and steady service demand, balancing shifts from perpetual to subscription maintenance. " "

United States

+43% " "

Two major multi-year contracts in the automotive and high-tech sectors drove much of the increase, alongside strong general demand for advanced simulation solutions. " "

China & Hong Kong

+77% " "

Improved access to markets and growing enterprise investments in simulation contributed to the rebound, despite prior challenges including export controls and macroeconomic uncertainties. " "

Net Income

+131% " " " " " " " " "

Higher operating margins from revenue leverage, improved expense management, and increased interest income drove the significant net income jump compared to subdued profits in the previous period. " " " " " " " " "

EPS (Diluted)

+132% " " " " " " " " "

Fueled by substantial net income growth and margin expansion, resulting in a sharp year-over-year rise when compared against the lower earnings base in the prior year. " " " " " " " " "