Experian has filed a WARN notice announcing plans to lay off 28 employees at its Costa Mesa location. The filing provides advance notice of the layoffs, which are scheduled to take effect in December.
Experian Announces Layoffs Affecting Employees in Costa Mesa
Experian is a multinational data and technology firm. It provides information services, analytics, and software solutions to businesses and consumers worldwide. The company filed a WARN notice on March 11, 2026, indicating the layoffs will be permanent.
Separation of employees from its facility at 475 Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa, CA 92626, will take place on December 11, 2026.
The affected departments and the actual reasons for workforce reduction are not listed. Companies may file WARN notices for reasons such as restructuring, operational changes, or shifts in business priorities.
Experian helps organizations make informed decisions using data. The company’s services include credit reporting, fraud detection and prevention, and decision analytics in financial services, healthcare, automotive, insurance, and retail.
Experian also has tools that enable consumers to check their credit report and credit score, track their financial activity, and guard against identity theft. The company ranks among the largest providers of information services worldwide.
Recent announcements highlight Experian’s continued focus on financial data and analytics. This month, Experian announced plans to offer VantageScore 4.0 credit scoring at $0.99. The strategy is intended to increase competition and could potentially reduce costs for lenders due to credit scoring models.
Experian also periodically publishes industry research using its credit and consumer data. A recent Experian Automotive report found that subprime borrowers accounted for 15.31% of the vehicle financing during the fourth quarter of 2025. This marked the highest share for the segment since 2021, despite the affordability pressures.
In addition to its data and analytics business, the company has supported financial literacy and community initiatives. Experian donated 1,250 books to schools in Nottingham as part of a literacy initiative aimed at promoting financial confidence in underserved communities.
Through its research, analytics platforms, and consumer programs, Experian continues to play a role in providing market insights across several industries.
