Nubank Stock News

Most investors still haven't heard about Nu Holdings (NU +0.01%). That's because the company operates in just three countries: Brazil, Colombia, and Mexico.

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Nu Holdings is experiencing rapid customer and revenue growth, and ended the June quarter with 123M customers in its portfolio. The platform's gross profits and net income are surging, providing strong catalysts for future expansion. Based off of Q2'25 net income, Nu Holdings could achieve $2.4-2.5B in profits in the next-twelve months period.

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Nu Holdings delivered another stellar quarter, showcasing strong revenue growth, rising profitability, and expanding customer base across Latin America. I see Nubank as still early in its growth journey, with massive potential in the Latin American fintech market and a path to global financial leadership. Valuation remains attractive, with NU trading at under 1 PEG and a significant discount to...

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