Visa reports record fiscal year revenue and strong quarterly profit

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Visa has reported record net revenue of 46 billion USD for its 2025/26 fiscal year, representing a 15 percent increase compared to the previous year. This growth marks the company's strongest performance in 15 years, excluding the post-pandemic recovery and acquisitions.

For the fourth quarter, Visa's net income rose to 6 billion USD, or 3.19 USD per share, up from 5.1 billion USD, or 2.62 USD per share, in the prior-year period. Quarterly revenue increased by 13 percent to 12.14 billion USD, surpassing analyst expectations. Key drivers included a 9 percent increase in payment volumes, a 10 percent rise in processed transactions, and a 14 percent jump in cross-border volumes.

Despite the strong financial results, Visa's shares experienced downward pressure in extended trading. The company also faces potential legal risks following the filing of class-action lawsuits in the United Kingdom regarding alleged excessive interchange fees.

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[● 3 SOURCES] Visa's fiscal year 2025/26 revenue reached 46 billion USD. www.finanzen.at · www.finanzen.net
[● 2 SOURCES] Visa's net profit increased by 17 percent to 23.5 billion USD. www.finanzen.at · www.finanzen.net
[○ 1 SOURCE] Visa increased its dividend to 78 cents per share. cashcow.nl
[● 2 SOURCES] Cross-border volumes grew by 14 percent in the fourth quarter. cashcow.nl
[○ 1 SOURCE] Fourth-quarter revenue rose 13 percent to 12.14 billion USD. cashcow.nl
[● 2 SOURCES] Visa's fourth-quarter net income was 6 billion USD. cashcow.nl