Rakuten Stock News

I maintain a "Buy" rating for Rakuten after analyzing the company's third-quarter financials and its latest corporate moves. The group's operating profit jumped by 213% YoY in 3Q2025, with all three divisions contributing to the strong results. My view of RKUNY's collaboration with HP and the potential IPO of its card business is favorable.

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Japanese e-commerce and finance heavyweight Rakuten is weighing an initial public offering in the United States of its credit card business, according to two sources familiar with the matter.

The president of Rakuten Medical, a developer of cancer treatments partly owned by Japan's Rakuten Group, said he would consider an initial public offering to raise funds after current funding runs out in two years.

I maintain my Buy rating on Rakuten, driven by strong Q2 EBITDA and the presence of multiple catalysts. The Mobile unit outperformed, achieving positive EBITDA and subscriber growth, with ARPU boosted by high-volume data users. Valuation discounts should narrow as Rakuten demonstrates intra-group synergies and accelerates deleveraging.

Rakuten Group, Inc. (OTCPK:RKUNY) Q2 2025 Earnings Call August 8, 2025 2:45 AM ET Company Participants Kenji Hirose - Group Executive VP, Group CFO & Director Ting Cai - Chief AI & Data Officer and Group Senior Managing Executive Officer of AI & Data Division Conference Call Participants Unidentified Company Representative Hello, everyone. Thank you very much for taking the time out of your bus...

Imprint, the 5-year-old credit card startup, beat out banks in a competitive bidding process for a new co-branded card from online shopping platform Rakuten, CNBC has learned. The deal, to be announced later Tuesday, is the most recent sign that Imprint is gaining traction in the co-branded credit card industry.