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Inter & Co. reported adjusted earnings per share of $0.93 for Q2, beating the consensus estimate, while revenue of $2.61 billion came in slightly below estimates. Net profit reached a record BRL 421 million, net interest margin rose to 10.1%, return on equity increased to 16.3% and the cost‑income ratio fell to 42.1%. The loan portfolio and active customers grew markedly; management sees further growth potential and a capital‑neutral business development. Investors reacted to the slight revenue shortfall and macroeconomic risks with a share price decline of about 5.6%. » More on de.investing.com

In a trader interview, Lothar Albert and Philipp Haas analyze the current stock market situation and see institutional investors placing increased focus on fintechs, platform and specialty stocks. Inter&Co is highlighted as a Brazilian digital banking and financial platform provider with strong growth in banking, payments and investment solutions. Crucial will be how well Inter&Co implements its growth strategy amid economic uncertainty, interest-rate dynamics and structural change. » More on finanzen.net

Inter & Co. replaced its 60-30-30 plan with a 'Rule of 50' framework that combines revenue growth and return on equity, aiming to lift the combined metric to 50%. Management reported progress under the prior plan with nearly 44 million clients, efficiency improving to ~44% and ROE rising above 15%, and set a medium-term ROE target of about 28% (26–30%) by 2029. The bank said deposits, principality and credit penetration, plus AI-driven underwriting, secured lending and more profitable card products, are the main drivers of future ROE and earnings growth. » More on finance.yahoo.com

Inter & Co reports a Q1 2026 net profit of 395 million BRL and gross revenue of over 4.3 billion BRL (+37% y/y), achieving record ROE (15.5%) and ROA (1.59%). Despite the strong results, the share of non-performing loans rose to 5.1%, prompting the stock to fall 14.54% in pre-market trading to $7.50. The company is launching the AI platform "Seven" and expects EPS of $0.19–$0.26 with continued revenue growth through Q4 2026, but notes risks from higher defaults, interest costs and regulatory factors. » More on de.investing.com

Inter&Co reports a Q1 2026 net profit of R$395m with a return on equity of 15.5%. The gross loan portfolio rose 33% year-on-year to R$50bn, driven by payroll advance loans, mortgages and credit cards; about 70% of the portfolio is secured. The customer base grew to 44m, combined card and PIX payment volume reached a run rate of R$1.7 trillion, and PIX market share is 8.5%. The company is improving efficiency (efficiency ratio 43.8%), rolling out the AI tool "Seven" and plans an investor event at the NASDAQ on May 11. » More on de.investing.com