NICE Ltd.

Q2 2026 revenue of $782.3 million, up 7.6%, with cloud revenue of $609.0 million up 12.6% and GAAP net income of $83.2 million. AI annual recurring revenue reached $362 million, 15% of cloud revenue. Cash and short-term investments were $354.7 million at 30 June 2026 with no outstanding debt. Full-year revenue guidance was reiterated at $3,170-$3,190 million and non-GAAP EPS guidance raised to $11.06-$11.26. The most recent results available at the date of this update.

Five bidders advanced to the second round after non-binding offers around a $2.5 billion minimum valuation: Advent International, Veritas Capital, New Mountain Capital, Stone Point Capital and SymphonyAI. The second round was expected to conclude by the end of Q2 2026. The article notes the absence of audited financial statements for Actimize limited financing options for some strategic bidders, and puts NICE's valuation at about $7.7 billion. No sale had been announced at the date of this update.

HM Revenue & Customs awarded Capgemini a contract worth about GBP 500 million, or GBP 600 million including VAT, running from 15 May 2026 to 14 May 2034 with an optional two-year extension, covering product licensing, service design, implementation, run and support services for a contact-centre transformation on NICE's CXone platform. Reported as the second major UK government CCaaS win for NICE in two years, after the DWP deployment. NICE is the platform vendor, not the prime contractor.

The primary document for this page. Records that NICE is 'a company limited by shares organized under the laws of the State of Israel' with offices at 13 Zarchin Street, Ra'anana; that it had 9,626 employees worldwide at 31 December 2025, up 10.3%; and that its Ra'anana headquarters occupies approximately 148,000 square feet against 60,000 in Hoboken, 10,000 in London and 5,600 in Singapore. On state support it states that the company benefits from 'local tax benefits, including grants from the Israel Innovation Authority (formerly known as the Office of the Chief Scientist of the Ministry of Economy) of the State of Israel', that to be eligible it must meet the conditions of 'Special Preferred Technology Enterprise' and 'Preferred Technology Enterprise' status, and that it is 'prohibited from transferring to third parties the know-how developed with these grants without the prior approval of an IIA research committee, which approval may be conditioned upon payment(s) to the IIA'. Failure to meet the conditions could require repayment 'together with interest and penalties and in certain circumstances may lead to criminal charges'. On export control it states the company is subject to regulations 'in countries from which we export goods and services, including the United States, Israel, the European Union and the United Kingdom', and names 'Israel's Minister of Defense' among the authorities that have changed and may again change those rules. Its own history section records that from 1991 the company added 'solutions for Public Safety and Justice sectors' and describes its purpose today as including to 'improve criminal justice evidence management'.

Full-year 2025 revenue of $2,945.4 million, up 8%, with cloud revenue of $2,238.4 million up 13%, operating income of $645.8 million, net income of $612.1 million and fully diluted EPS of $9.67. Q4 revenue was $786.5 million. Cash and short-term investments stood at $417.4 million at 31 December 2025 with no outstanding debt, and operating cash flow for the year was $716.5 million. Guidance for 2026 is revenue of $3,170-$3,190 million. Scott Russell is quoted as chief executive.

Reports that NICE engaged Goldman Sachs and J.P. Morgan to sell its Actimize financial-crime division, in order to fund its pivot to AI-driven customer service after the Cognigy acquisition. Records that Actimize generated $453.5 million of revenue in 2024, 16.6% of the group total, and $158.3 million of operating profit, 29% of the total; that NICE held $667 million of cash at the end of Q3 2025; and that the shares had fallen around 35% since late 2024, with market value down to about $6 billion from a 2022 peak near $20 billion.

The Commission concluded that Israel has committed genocide against Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, finding that four of the five acts of genocide defined in the Genocide Convention were committed. The finding is confined to Gaza.

The Commission concluded that Israel has committed genocide against Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, finding that four of the five acts of genocide defined in the Genocide Convention were committed. The finding is confined to Gaza.

NICE completed its acquisition of the German conversational and agentic AI company Cognigy on 8 September 2025 after regulatory approvals. The 2025 Form 20-F records final consideration of $887.3 million for Cognigy plus a further acquisition for $36.5 million. NICE states the combined platform serves over 25,000 clients globally. Establishes the capital pressure that prompted the Actimize sale.

The UK Department for Work and Pensions is modernising its contact-centre infrastructure on NICE's CXone Mpower platform, supporting more than 40,000 agents across phone and digital channels, delivered by the NICE partner Route 101. The deployment is described as a UK-sovereign Citizen Experience Platform hosted in a UK-based cloud environment, migrating DWP from legacy on-premises systems. The contract value was not disclosed.

The International Court of Justice found Israel's continued presence in the occupied Palestinian territory unlawful, and set out the obligations of states and the consequences for economic and trade dealings that entrench it. This is the framework within which an Israeli-incorporated company operating and employing at scale in Israel is assessed on this site.

Describes NICE as 'an Israeli surveillance technology company that sells voice recording, video, and other surveillance tools to US police departments and prisons'. Documents its Nexidia AudioFinder audio-analytics software being used to scan prison telephone recordings and build watchlists, through the prison telecoms firms ViaPath Technologies and ICSolutions; police deployments in Las Vegas, New York City, Seattle and Washington DC; and $2.5 million spent by the Maricopa County Sheriff's Department in 2017. The same entry records that its NiceVision prison video surveillance product, formerly in 56 prisons, was discontinued in 2015. Page dated 12 July 2024 and live at the date of this update.

International Court of Justice found a real and imminent risk to the right of Palestinians in Gaza to be protected from acts of genocide, and ordered Israel to prevent them. The Court made no finding on the merits of the genocide claim; the order's significance for suppliers is that it puts them on notice of a duty of prevention.

International Court of Justice found a real and imminent risk to the right of Palestinians in Gaza to be protected from acts of genocide, and ordered Israel to prevent them. The Court made no finding on the merits of the genocide claim; the order's significance for suppliers is that it puts them on notice of a duty of prevention.

Campaign profile setting out NICE's founding by former Israeli military intelligence personnel and the applications of its surveillance technology. Retained from the previous version of this page; the page returned an access error when checked on 6 August 2026.

Nottinghamshire Police deployed NICE Investigate, the company's cloud digital evidence management product, eventually serving more than 3,200 officers and staff. The force reported faster suspect remand rates from obtaining CCTV electronically from businesses and sharing evidence digitally with prosecutors. Establishes, with the British Transport Police release, that NICE's criminal-justice products are embedded in UK policing.

British Transport Police deployed NICE Investigate across England, Scotland and Wales. The company describes the product as ingesting data from records management systems, computer-aided dispatch, body-worn video, 999 emergency call audio, mobile phone and forensic sources, and sharing evidence electronically with the Crown Prosecution Service. BTP reported reducing CCTV evidence retrieval from days to hours, with 90% of required footage obtained digitally.

The clearest account of what NICE divested. Its Cyber and Intelligence division, which 'offered communication intelligence tools for law enforcement and intelligence agencies' and generated revenue in the high tens of millions in 2014, went to Elbit Systems for up to $157.9 million. Its physical security division, which provided video surveillance technologies, went to Battery Ventures for up to $100 million. Then chief executive Barak Eilam described both as businesses that 'did not fall within the parameters of our more synergetic, primary businesses'. Both closed in the third quarter of 2015. Conduct of the divested units after 2015 is not attributable to NICE.

Company filing on the sale of the Cyber and Intelligence business unit to Elbit Systems for approximately $158 million. Retained from the previous version of this page.

Elbit Systems' announcement of the acquisition for up to $157.9 million - $117.9 million in cash at closing plus up to $40 million in earn-out. The acquiring entity was CYBERBIT Ltd, an Elbit subsidiary newly established to consolidate its cyber activities, and the division's employees transferred to CYBERBIT. Elbit later reduced its holding in Cyberbit to a minority stake following a $70 million investment by Charlesbank Capital Partners in May 2020. Establishes precisely which business left NICE, to whom and when.

Israeli business profile of NICE's co-founder. Records that the company was established in 1986 by 'a group of former IDF engineers who, while in uniform, had worked as a team, under the leadership of David (Didi) Arzi', and that 'Nice's early years were still spent in uniform, as subcontractor for military industries', with revenue from those defence projects financing research into civilian applications. The article does not mention Unit 8200; the widely repeated Unit 8200 attribution is not established by this source.