Nu Holdings reported a strong Q1 with revenue of $5.32 billion, up 42% year-over-year, surpassing estimates and hitting a record quarterly revenue. Net income rose 41% to $871 million, and the company added 4 million customers, reaching over 135 million globally. Despite these gains, shares fell nearly 10% due to worries about profit margins, slower customer growth, and increased spending on US market expansion. CEO David Vélez emphasized AI as a core focus, aiming to rebuild banking around AI while cautiously testing US growth opportunities.
Nu Holdings (NU) shares have dropped 23% year-to-date due to Brazil's economic slowdown and rising loan losses, but the company posted record 2025 earnings with 45.6% net income growth and 131 million customers. The stock is rated a buy with a 90% co...
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