Paysafe Limited Common Shares (PSFE)

Paysafe shares are plunging after a weak quarter, rising losses, heavy debt and a sharp cut to its 2025 outlook.

Paysafe (PSFE) stock falls after Q3 2025 earnings miss analyst estimates for both revenue and EPS, triggering a negative market reaction.

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Paysafe stock surges ~10% after Q2 beat ($0.46 EPS, $428.2M sales); Digital Wallets +6%, Merchant −9%; FY25 sales guidance raised, EPS reaffirmed.

Paysafe Limited (NYSE: PSFE) stock fell in premarket after reporting Q1 2025 results, with lower EPS and sales, and decreased cash and free cash flow.

Paysafe said its Q4 results were significantly impacted by accelerated merchant exits and associated credit losses during the quarter.

Paysafe Limited (NYSE: PSFE) stock price falls after Q4 report. Beat revenue & EPS expectations, but adjusted EBITDA & net leverage decreased. FY25 outlook lower than estimate.

Paysafe expects net income for the fourth quarter (Q4) to be between $31 million and $37 million, compared to a net loss of $12 million in Q4 2023.

Paysafe issued below-estimates revenue guidance for Q4. Preliminary results show net income of $19-$25M in 2024, with revenue of $1.705B, up 6% Y/Y.

Bausch + Lomb's efforts to sell have so far been unsuccessful. Meanwhile, KKR is aggressively pursuing a deal for Fuji Soft.

Paysafe has received a payment institution license for launch of LATAM's largest regulated online sports-betting market.

Paysafe shares drop despite beating Q3 earnings and revenue estimates, with its FY24 outlook remaining unchanged.