Fidelity National Information S
65.93-0.60 (-0.9%)
Oct 28, 4:00:02 PM EDT · NYSE · FIS · USD
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Market Cap
34.44BP/E (TTM)
263.72Basic EPS (TTM)
0.25Dividend Yield
0.02%Recent Filings
8-K
FIS lifts 2025 guidance
FIS reported Q2 2025 revenue up 5% to $2.6 billion, with adjusted EPS rising 1% to $1.36, fueled by 6% growth in both Banking and Capital Market Solutions segments. While GAAP EPS plunged to $(0.90) due to a $539 million deferred tax hit from the Worldpay sale agreement, the company raised its full-year outlook to 4.8-5.3% revenue growth and 10-11% adjusted EPS growth. Strong momentum persists. Pending deals with Global Payments, set for H1 2026 close, carry integration risks.
10-Q
Q2 FY2025 results
FIS posted solid revenue growth of 5% year-over-year to $2.6B in Q2 FY2025 ended June 30, 2025, with Banking Solutions up 6% on broad recurring gains in commercial services and cards, while Capital Markets rose 6% from new implementations; yet operating income climbed just 10% to $408M amid higher software amortization and personnel costs, squeezing gross margins to 36.4%. The quarter's $470M net loss stemmed from a hefty $598M equity method loss on its 45% Worldpay stake, including $539M in deferred taxes tied to the pending $6.6B sale of that interest to fund the $12B Issuer Solutions acquisition from Global Payments, set to close H1 2026. Cash from operations hit $839M year-to-date, supporting $581M in cash and $2.8B revolver availability against $12.9B debt at 2.9% weighted rate; free cash flow stood at $464M (derived). Share buybacks totaled $696M YTD. Ongoing securities litigation over past disclosures poses a lingering distraction.
8-K
HSR clearance achieved
Fidelity National Information Services cleared a key antitrust hurdle on July 18, 2025, when the HSR waiting period expired for its planned swap with Global Payments: buying the Issuer Solutions business while selling its Worldpay Holdco stake as partial consideration. This advances the April 17 deal toward closure. Yet regulatory approvals linger. Closing hinges on those clearances.
8-K
Shareholders back FIS directors
Fidelity National Information Services shareholders approved all nine director nominees at the June 12, 2025 annual meeting, with strong support exceeding 95% for most, though Gary L. Lauer drew notable opposition at 94% for. They also endorsed executive compensation on an advisory basis and ratified KPMG LLP as auditors for 2025. All votes passed decisively. This reinforces board continuity amid governance scrutiny.
8-K
FIS Q1 beats, guides steady
FIS kicked off 2025 with solid Q1 results, posting adjusted EPS of $1.21, up 11% year-over-year, on revenue of $2.5 billion that rose 3% GAAP and 4% adjusted. Banking Solutions grew 2%, while Capital Markets surged 8%, but EBITDA margin dipped to 37.8% from prior license fees. The company repurchased $450 million in shares and reiterated full-year guidance for 4.6-5.2% revenue growth and $5.70-$5.80 adjusted EPS. Pending deals to sell its Worldpay stake for $6.6 billion and acquire Global Payments' Issuer Solutions for $13.5 billion enterprise value are set to close in H1 2026, bolstering payments offerings yet hinging on approvals. Transactions reshape debt.
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