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Nu Holdings (NYSE: NU | NU Price Prediction) reports Q2 earnings after the close. Shares have been relatively flat year to date, with investors focused on the monetization curve of its 119M customer base.
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Estimates Snapshot
Q2 FY2025 Consensus Estimates:
- Revenue: $3.67 billion
- EPS (Normalized): $0.14
- EPS (GAAP): $.13
Full-Year FY2025 Estimates:
- Revenue: $14.79 billion
- EPS: $0.59
These figures imply 28.8% YoY revenue growth and 28% EPS growth compared to FY2024’s revenue of $11.52B and EPS of $0.46.
Key Areas to Watch
- Credit Growth and Portfolio Composition
Total originations hit record levels last quarter, with 64% YoY growth in loan volume. Management emphasized traction in unsecured and public payroll loans — with secured loan balances up 300% YoY.
- Mexico Banking License and Deposit Scale-Up
Mexico revenue nearly doubled YoY to $245M, and Nu was granted a full banking license last quarter. Investors will look for commentary on new product rollouts and the pace of deposit base expansion.
- Operating Leverage and Cost Per Customer
NU continues to maintain below $1 cost per customer while ARPAC grows across cohorts. Operating leverage in Brazil remains a core part of the long-term bull case.
- NIM and Risk-Adjusted Margins
While consolidated NIM fell to 17.5%, Brazil margins held steady. Credit loss allowances pressured Q1 risk-adjusted NIMs (down 130 bps), but this was largely attributed to seasonality and deposit investment in new markets.
- FGTS and Private Payroll Lending Expansion
Co-founder Lago highlighted Nu’s leading share in Brazil’s FGTS market (20–30% of total originations) and its aggressive push into private payroll loans — a new vertical that could materially expand secured lending volumes going forward.
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