Fiserv plunged nearly 45% after missing 3Q FY2025 estimates and slashing its 4Q outlook, signaling deeper structural issues. Organic revenue growth is expected to stagnate, dropping from double digits to flat levels in 4Q and possibly in 1H FY2026. Adjusted EPS saw its first decline since 2020 and is expected to fall around 25% YoY in 4Q; management sees EPS decline in FY2026 before a rebound in FY2027.
U.S. Representative Byron Donalds appears to have made a perfectly timed trade in financial services and payments technology company Fiserv (NYSE: FI).
Fiserv is a critical fintech player facing short-term challenges but remains essential and undervalued, with a Buy rating and a $102 price target. Q3 results disappointed with a triple miss and sharply reduced guidance, but new CEO Michael Lyons is resetting expectations and focusing on long-term stability. The FiservOne strategic plan aims to rebuild client trust, invest in technology, and improve service, addressing prior underinvestment and short-termism.
Fiserv shares fell 44% Wednesday (Oct. 29) and as much as 6.7% Thursday (Oct. 30) after the company cut its full-year earnings outlook and announced some strategic changes. Wednesday's plunge in the price of the company's shares wiped out $30 billion of Fiserv's market capitalization, Bloomberg reported Thursday.
Fiserv, the fintech whose stock dived 44% on Wednesday after a profit warning, was bought by hedge funds who actively trade stocks prior to the collapse.
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Milwaukee-based financial company Fiserv's stock collapsed more than 40% after cutting its earnings outlook and disclosing a sharp slowdown in its payment business, deepening investor concern amid an ongoing lawsuit over alleged inflated growth claims tied to its Clover platform.
Fiserv shares are on pace for their worst day ever Wednesday after the fintech company released a disappointing earnings report and announced key leadership changes.
FI posts weaker third-quarter 2025 results as earnings and revenues miss estimates, prompting a sharp cut to its full-year growth outlook.
Shares tumble after the payments company, formerly led by Trump appointee Frank Bisignano, says its previous outlook is unachievable.
Fiserv, Inc. stock plunged over 40% after disastrous Q3 results, compounding a 65% year-to-date decline and erasing years of gains. FI missed earnings and revenue estimates, slashed full-year guidance, and revealed alarming weakness in both Merchant and Financial Solutions segments. The company's heavy debt and poor communication raise red flags.
Fiserv, Inc. ( FI ) Q3 2025 Earnings Call October 29, 2025 8:00 AM EDT Company Participants Julie Chariell - Senior Vice President of Investor Relations Michael Lyons - CEO, President & Director Paul Todd Conference Call Participants Tien-Tsin Huang - JPMorgan Chase & Co, Research Division Darrin Peller - Wolfe Research, LLC Jason Kupferberg - Wells Fargo Securities, LLC, Research Division David Koning - Robert W. Baird & Co. Incorporated, Research Division Harshita Rawat - Sanford C.