Market Cap 1.25B
Revenue (ttm) 1.79B
Net Income (ttm) 326.49M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 3.34
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin 18.24%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.01
Volume 1,152,400
Avg Vol 1,591,878
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 253.25M
Stochastic %K 38%
Beta 0.38
Analysts Strong Sell
Price Target $8.97

Company Profile

FinVolution Group, an investment holding company, operates in the online consumer finance industry in the People's Republic of China, Indonesia, and internationally. It operates an online consumer finance platform through its ppdai.com and PPDai mobile application; KOO Virtual Credit; AdaKami, an online loan platform; and JuanHand for lending and other personalized financial services. The company was formerly known as PPDAI Group Inc. and changed its name to FinVolution Group in November 2019. F...

Industry: Credit Services
Sector: Financial Services
Phone: 86 21 8030 3200
Address:
Building G1, No. 999 Dangui Road Pudong New District, Shanghai, China
Royalorange
Royalorange Dec. 3 at 9:32 PM
i went through some EC this quarter in the china fintech space to understand the impact of the new regulations and who should be hit disproportionally higher. $LU Average APR 19.5% in 24Q3 Take rate 9.7% ​$QFIN Average APR 20.9% in 25Q3 compared to 21.4% in 25Q2 Take rate 3-4% "Looking forward, we may see further pricing decline as the new regulatory environment requirement being fully implemented across the industry, although the pace of the decline should be modest." $FINV Average APR 23% in 25Q3. Take rate 3-4% "the new regulation may impact parts of our business, such as the traffic referral business. Some customers will no longer be served. " $XYF Not disclosing APR nor take rate but presumably high ~24%. " new regulatory regime will have a material negative impact on everything on volume, on margin, on profitability, and take rate is part of a effect of profitability. So you can assume the take rate will have a material negative impact".
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JohnTill
JohnTill Dec. 3 at 8:17 PM
$LU $QFIN $FINV $YRD A 20% cap is coming so pick your player carefully. My bet is on LU. The October 2025 rules require banks to take full responsibility for credit assessment, risk scoring, loan approval and post loan management. Banks must now use their own models, validate any third party tools and document their decisions more rigorously. This shifts many functions that fintech platforms previously handled, including scoring, modeling, acquisition and collections, back inside the banks. As a result, banks are required to rely less on platform provided risk engines and are negotiating WAY lower service fees. LX, QFIN, FINV, YRD, etc. are already showing fee pressure, with lower net revenue per loan and downward adjustments in service fee rates as banks internalize more of the required work but the pain is just starting. LU is not affected since it operates through licensed guarantee and almost all revenues come from bearing credit risk and not bank fees. Game changers!
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xyfdeepvalue
xyfdeepvalue Dec. 1 at 11:00 PM
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SnowFlak
SnowFlak Nov. 26 at 1:23 AM
$FINV comparing the balance sheet of $FINV to $TUYA makes $FINV a no brainer winner. While the book value of $TUYA decreased in the last 9 months despite the increase in net profits, $FINV book value makes it a gem compared to a piece of dog poop. While TUYA keeps issuing new shares diluting the shareholders, FINV is buying back shares supporting their investors.
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Investor6
Investor6 Nov. 22 at 9:24 AM
Not a good sentiment for small to mid Chinese caps lately. Still, the next one to release q3 results on Monday, after the close, is TUYA. This 5.5% dividend stock has plenty of cash and in q2 showed improvement in revenues, cash flow, margins. And it is profitable while the majority isn't yet among the tech stocks of this size. $IQ $JKS $DQ $FINV $EH
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BEATOFtheMARKET
BEATOFtheMARKET Nov. 21 at 6:26 PM
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StockNipsDaily
StockNipsDaily Nov. 21 at 2:24 PM
$FINV regulatory shake out. Happened to $LKNCY $DIDIY $BIDU $BABA and countless other china names. If you are patient and buy the dip, you’ll be rewarded if this regulatory shake out plays out like the others. China likes to regulate problems before they become massive problems. Polar opposite of the US. US is damn near all time highs with so many issues hiding under the hood of this house of cards bull market. China priced where bull markets typically start. US priced where bear markets typically start. I’ll be buying China dips whenever they are offered.
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Yaviberto1978
Yaviberto1978 Nov. 20 at 9:52 PM
$FINV To much change to the former business dynamics. No longer investable - Just watch tomorrow morning how XYF revises their former bullish views. earnings will dry up next 2 quarters and dividends will be but a distant dream. painful lesson indeed with both qfin and finv - best of luck
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Morpheus87
Morpheus87 Nov. 20 at 8:27 PM
$FINV what the hell is going on - from 11 to this in no time
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Danyzinho29
Danyzinho29 Nov. 20 at 5:07 PM
$FINV damn
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Royalorange
Royalorange Dec. 3 at 9:32 PM
i went through some EC this quarter in the china fintech space to understand the impact of the new regulations and who should be hit disproportionally higher. $LU Average APR 19.5% in 24Q3 Take rate 9.7% ​$QFIN Average APR 20.9% in 25Q3 compared to 21.4% in 25Q2 Take rate 3-4% "Looking forward, we may see further pricing decline as the new regulatory environment requirement being fully implemented across the industry, although the pace of the decline should be modest." $FINV Average APR 23% in 25Q3. Take rate 3-4% "the new regulation may impact parts of our business, such as the traffic referral business. Some customers will no longer be served. " $XYF Not disclosing APR nor take rate but presumably high ~24%. " new regulatory regime will have a material negative impact on everything on volume, on margin, on profitability, and take rate is part of a effect of profitability. So you can assume the take rate will have a material negative impact".
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JohnTill
JohnTill Dec. 3 at 8:17 PM
$LU $QFIN $FINV $YRD A 20% cap is coming so pick your player carefully. My bet is on LU. The October 2025 rules require banks to take full responsibility for credit assessment, risk scoring, loan approval and post loan management. Banks must now use their own models, validate any third party tools and document their decisions more rigorously. This shifts many functions that fintech platforms previously handled, including scoring, modeling, acquisition and collections, back inside the banks. As a result, banks are required to rely less on platform provided risk engines and are negotiating WAY lower service fees. LX, QFIN, FINV, YRD, etc. are already showing fee pressure, with lower net revenue per loan and downward adjustments in service fee rates as banks internalize more of the required work but the pain is just starting. LU is not affected since it operates through licensed guarantee and almost all revenues come from bearing credit risk and not bank fees. Game changers!
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xyfdeepvalue
xyfdeepvalue Dec. 1 at 11:00 PM
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SnowFlak
SnowFlak Nov. 26 at 1:23 AM
$FINV comparing the balance sheet of $FINV to $TUYA makes $FINV a no brainer winner. While the book value of $TUYA decreased in the last 9 months despite the increase in net profits, $FINV book value makes it a gem compared to a piece of dog poop. While TUYA keeps issuing new shares diluting the shareholders, FINV is buying back shares supporting their investors.
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Investor6
Investor6 Nov. 22 at 9:24 AM
Not a good sentiment for small to mid Chinese caps lately. Still, the next one to release q3 results on Monday, after the close, is TUYA. This 5.5% dividend stock has plenty of cash and in q2 showed improvement in revenues, cash flow, margins. And it is profitable while the majority isn't yet among the tech stocks of this size. $IQ $JKS $DQ $FINV $EH
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BEATOFtheMARKET
BEATOFtheMARKET Nov. 21 at 6:26 PM
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StockNipsDaily
StockNipsDaily Nov. 21 at 2:24 PM
$FINV regulatory shake out. Happened to $LKNCY $DIDIY $BIDU $BABA and countless other china names. If you are patient and buy the dip, you’ll be rewarded if this regulatory shake out plays out like the others. China likes to regulate problems before they become massive problems. Polar opposite of the US. US is damn near all time highs with so many issues hiding under the hood of this house of cards bull market. China priced where bull markets typically start. US priced where bear markets typically start. I’ll be buying China dips whenever they are offered.
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Yaviberto1978
Yaviberto1978 Nov. 20 at 9:52 PM
$FINV To much change to the former business dynamics. No longer investable - Just watch tomorrow morning how XYF revises their former bullish views. earnings will dry up next 2 quarters and dividends will be but a distant dream. painful lesson indeed with both qfin and finv - best of luck
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Morpheus87
Morpheus87 Nov. 20 at 8:27 PM
$FINV what the hell is going on - from 11 to this in no time
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Danyzinho29
Danyzinho29 Nov. 20 at 5:07 PM
$FINV damn
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SnowFlak
SnowFlak Nov. 20 at 4:03 PM
$FINV theories theories theories while ingnoring pure facts.... company's financials...
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Jalferi
Jalferi Nov. 20 at 3:51 PM
$FINV also shorters will take profits (hopefully tomorrow)
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JohnTill
JohnTill Nov. 20 at 3:35 PM
$LU $QFIN $FINV What I believe people are missing is Chinese regulators are trying to prevent banks from shifting nearly all credit risk to online platforms, and the October 2025 rules require banks to keep a larger share of loan risk, rely less on third parties for underwriting, and limit the use of capital light internet loan assistance models. Although these rules are addressed to banks, they directly affect platforms because their loan volumes depend on how much risk banks are allowed to outsource. QFIN and FINV are exposed because its China business relies on a facilitation model in which banks supply capital and these fintech players handles borrower acquisition, risk scoring, and servicing. Under the new rules, banks will become more selective about which platforms they work with, they will reduce approvals for borderline borrowers, and platforms with weaker risk models will lose volume first.
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StockNipsDaily
StockNipsDaily Nov. 20 at 10:33 AM
$FINV $FXI $JFIN $QFIN $YINN oh, and DIDIY as well 🤑 😋 … I’ll be adding the entire way down if there is continued movement south. 📉📈📈📈
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StockNipsDaily
StockNipsDaily Nov. 20 at 10:32 AM
$FINV $FXI $JFIN $QFIN $YINN look at what happened to LKNCY, EDU, BABA, BIDU, if you want some case examples of why to not be shaken out due to regulatory scares out of China. Added all these at the very lows due to to mass hysteria when regulatory changes happened. Long and happy still on all of them! Keep short attacking and see what happens 😉
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PetrCZE
PetrCZE Nov. 20 at 7:00 AM
$QFIN $FINV $LX Short synthesis after few questions to Gemini: 1/ 2025 regulations are not expected to have not any significant impact on long term margins of Chinese Fintech companies (main impact on margins had already regulations implemented between 2017-2020) 2/ new regulations do have impact on risk management (way higher provisions for the steering of the risk environment) 3/ main reason for weak Q4 2025 Y/Y seen in uncertain macroeconomic situation -> causes weak new loans demand and higher deliquence rate, higher marketing cost. And as well in the high comparison base of the extremely strong Q4/2024 Macro economical environment is cyclical, so is loan demand. Companies like QFIN and FINV shall be able, thanks to their strong balance sheet (cash, cash equivalent), survive the period of macroeconomic headwinds. Management seems to be convinced about their long term strategy (hefty share buybacks on much higher price than now and intention to continue it, incl. dividends... )
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Zonata
Zonata Nov. 20 at 4:15 AM
$FINV similarly to $QFIN produced pretty good earnings. Yet, market sentiment is very negative... The management, similarly to QFIN, has taken prudent steps to navigate the change. FINV is extremely cheap, but so are the other Chinese fintech. Basically, buy for dividends, wait for more rational prices. ** I do not own FINV, but if I wasn't overweight in the sector I would consider starting soon (EOY)***
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GlobalMarketBulletin
GlobalMarketBulletin Nov. 19 at 11:47 PM
$FINV FinVolution (NYSE:FINV) posted RMB640.7M in Q3 net profit, yet provisions for loans receivable skyrocketed from RMB82.4M to RMB192.3M. Learn why rising delinquency and slowing borrower activity put pressure on FINV’s long-term outlook. https://globalmarketbulletin.com/finvolution-finvs-loan-provisions-jump-133-as-china-market-weakens/
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BioEu
BioEu Nov. 19 at 10:53 PM
$FINV https://media.tenor.com/w9DE_FTfISAAAAAM/up-btc.gif
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jonny500
jonny500 Nov. 19 at 10:53 PM
$FINV Given the situation, I think these earnings are pretty good. That international growth, the rather substantial at current share price dividend, the buybacks, all the cash they have. At the current share price, this is back to being a value that it wasn't at 11, even with the hit from regulations, imo.
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BioEu
BioEu Nov. 19 at 10:47 PM
$FINV https://www.marketwatch.com/press-release/finvolution-group-reports-third-quarter-2025-unaudited-financial-results-00a03f73?mod=mw_quote_news_seemore
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Yaviberto1978
Yaviberto1978 Nov. 19 at 10:22 PM
$FINV Im throwing the towel white Qfin and Finv seems these are more severe regulatory changes than initially thought. Big Chinese banks are taking the business and crushing margins. This appears to be the real issue. future too murky to remain invested
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