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Upstart (Nasdaq: UPST) reports Q2 earnings immediately after the market closes today. After delivering Q1 revenue of $213 million (+67 % Y/Y) and a $0.30 adj. EPS beat—driven by $28 million net interest income above expectations—investors will assess whether rising loan volume and funding-cost dynamics can sustain growth and margins amid evolving macro risks. The Q2 guide and commentary on consumer credit trends will be pivotal.
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What to Expect – Estimates
Consensus (Yahoo Finance)
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Revenue: $225.4 million
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EPS (Non-GAAP): $0.25
Full-Year FY 2025
These imply ~58 % Y/Y revenue growth and a swing from a $0.20 loss to $1.49 EPS.
Key Areas to Watch
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Q2 Guidance & Macro Outlook
Management expects Q2 revenue ~$225 million (fees $210 million; net interest income $15 million), with contribution margin ~55 %; any deviation will signal macro-driven credit performance changes.
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Funding-Cost Dynamics
With AT-the-market capacity of $500 million and Fortress now financing >50 % of originations, investors will listen for funding-cost guidance and mix shifts across capital partners.
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Credit-Performance Trends
Q1 saw net charge-offs stabilize; commentary on delinquency trends in subprime and near-prime cohorts will be scrutinized for forward-looking risk signals.
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Margin Leverage vs. Volume Growth
Q1 contribution margin dipped 200 bp due to lower take-rates; investors will watch if volume growth (241k loans in Q1) can offset margin pressure and drive operating leverage.
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Capital Return & Buybacks
Any update to share-repurchase programs or dividend intent will be read as a signal of balance-sheet confidence and free-cash-flow trajectory.
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