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Strong sales growth and strategic expansions

  • Net sales: 9.6 billion US dollars, an increase of 9% compared to the previous year.

  • EPS growth: 10% compared to the previous year.

  • Payment volume growth: 8% compared to the previous year in constant dollars.

  • US payments volume growth: 6% in the previous year.

  • International payment volume growth: 9% compared to the previous year in constant dollars.

  • Cross-border volume growth (without intra-Europe): 13% compared to the previous year in constant dollars.

  • Processed transactions growth: 9% compared to the previous year.

  • Commercial volume growth: 6% compared to the previous year in constant dollars.

  • Visa Direct Transactions Growth: 28% compared to the previous year.

  • Sales growth for value creation services: 22% in constant dollars.

  • Operating cost growth: 7% compared to the previous year.

  • Tax rate: 16.9% for the quarter.

  • Share buyback: Bought back to 4.5 billion US dollars in stocks.

  • Dividends distributed: 1.2 billion US dollars.

Appearance date: April 29, 2025

You can find the complete copy of the earnings call in the complete earnings call.

  • VISA INC (NYSE: V) recorded a strong financial performance with sales of 9.6 billion US dollars, an increase of 9% compared to the previous year and an EPS growth of 10%.

  • The cross-border volume without Intra Europe rose by 13% in constant dollars and shows robust international growth.

  • The company has added 1 billion tokens since the last quarter and reached a total of 13.7 billion, with almost 50% of the global e-commerce transactions have now been token.

  • Visa Inc (NYSE: V) extends its acceptance network and adds more than 1 million dealer locations in key markets such as India, Mexico and Brazil.

  • Sales with value creation services increased by $ 22%, which is due to strong growth in all portfolios, including the output of solutions and consulting services.

  • Consumer expenditure is uncertainty, with travel categories such as airlines and accommodation.

  • Currency weaknesses in certain regions have influenced cross -border volume growth, especially the trip to certain countries.

  • The company faces geopolitical risks and challenges in connection with the company in heavily regulated markets worldwide.

  • VISA INC (NYSE: V) expects higher growth in customer incentives in the second half of the year due to customer performance and the course of the offer.

  • Despite strong performance, the company recognizes the potential effects of economic uncertainties and tariffs to future results.

Q: Have you seen a noticeable change in the customer decision or the pipeline speed, especially among international customers? A: Ryan Mcinerney, CEO: The focus was on sharing data and solutions with customers to help you navigate through the current environment. While there could be future discussions about partnerships, the main effort was to offer customers the necessary tools and information on the effective management of their companies.

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