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Fifth Open Access Report from Springer Nature shows transformative agreements remain a key driver of global OA transition

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Fifth Open Access Report from Springer Nature shows transformative agreements remain a key driver of global OA transition
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Springer Nature reports a 12% increase in open access publishing through its transformative agreements in 2025. The publisher now supports over 4,400 institutions globally, including key partnerships in India like the Manipal Academy of Higher Education.

NEW DELHI , July 31, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Open access (OA) publishing through Springer Nature transformative agreements (TA) increased 12% in 2025, with the publisher also reporting 19 new and 17 renewed TAs across the year. With 101 TAs now in place, Springer Nature is now supporting researchers at more than 4,400 institutions worldwide in publishing OA.

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