Flywire Corp Voting (FLYW) Stock Price, Quote & News

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Flywire Corporation, together with its subsidiaries, operates as a payments enablement and software company in the United States and internationally. Its payment platform and network, and vertical-specific software help clients to get paid and help their customers to pay. The company's platform facilitates payment flows across multiple currencies, payment types, and payment options, as well as provides direct connections to alternative payment methods, such as Alipay, Boleto, PayPal/Venmo, and T...

Industry: Software - Infrastructure

Sector: Technology

Phone: 617 329 4524

Website: www.flywire.com

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141 Tremont Street, #10, Boston, United States

Traderdoggy Oct. 3 at 2:49 PM

$FLYW Q3 beat and raise, plus the lowering of the risk profile from the revenues associated with the next 4 quarters of international student revenues, should make this one gap and go from these levels when they report. As well as the thought being that they are past the worst in terms of the visa headwinds, what will stand out will be their resilience - remember they did 24% top line in 2024, all but a couple of points organic, and I see then doing 16% organic this year as I'm somewhat about consensus. But the 2026 consensus is +16.3% but that would be only 14.2% organic adjusting for the Sertifi deal. I am at 24% organic and that makes more sense to me. The contribution from Aus/Can/US (cross border only) in 2024 was 32% of revs, then 22% in 2024, but I have it at 17% in 2026, and the likes of Sertifi is going to produce a lot of rev synergies, and new product rolls outs in the UK, US domestic will help, healthcare will be high growth. 24% organic = 2x upside minimum.

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RomeoPapa Oct. 3 at 11:00 AM

$FLYW Somebody is defending a line in the sand.

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Traderdoggy Oct. 2 at 9:53 AM

$FLYW "Big Government" is at it again, sending letters to 10 colleges asking them to fall in line in return for better treatment. Mainly it applies to better funding etc but there's also something about limiting international undergraduates to 15%. Not a great headline but the context is this 1. Per chatGPT total undergraduate mix in the US broadly is 3-4%. In the 10 schools in the Trump memo sent out it is higher but per ChatGPT none of them have total undergrad international student count over 15% although 1 or 2 are 10-15% (eg MIT). 2. The 15% does not apply to postgrads and for those colleges with a lot of international students (25%) the majority are post grads often doing serious research. 3. Overall it's another example of big government trying to force its views on independent colleges and individuals. Very unamerican behavior which will not be tolerated by voters. And the courts will block any attempt if they did try to force it. As such not material to FLYW revs

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Traderdoggy Sep. 29 at 10:35 PM

$FLYW stupid market makers took this one down a percent or two because of yet another Harvard funding headline related to Trump’s bogus claims that Harvard is anti-Semitic. Aside from it being a bogus intimidation attempt which will be shot down in courts, they don’t get that Harvard will sell out every year in terms of international student numbers. Maybe five researchers will go to Imperial College in London instead. But five more who want Harvard on their resumes will take their places. Some people just can’t be educated.- I’m referring to the market makers :-)

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Traderdoggy Sep. 26 at 6:29 PM

$PAY As regards my target of $FLYW more than doubling from here within the next 12m, here's how this space trades and how investors/sell siders just don't get it (often). Look at these sell siders downgrading Paymentus in 2023 when it was in the single digits. Goldman downgraded at the lows in early 2023 and had a $7.5 target but capitulated and had to upgrade in August - but still only had a $12 target. The stock went to $38 before the end of 2024. So despite Goldman's early 2023 target the stock went up more than 5x in less than two years. This is normal for the sell side, these are the same guys who were happy recommending $BILL at $300.

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Traderdoggy Sep. 26 at 5:42 PM

$FLYW looks like $FLYWI will close above the 200 day MA for first time since February. Progress! Although relative to the market it’s only up a few percent vs most indices from the day it blew up, so there’s lot of catch up ahead is one way to think about it. I am going to buy a big boat with this one, think I deserve it after this past few months.

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Traderdoggy Sep. 26 at 5:06 PM

$FLYW why $30 in a year isn’t that a lot?( coming from $13 or so now). I’d say it is normal in this territory. We bought $PAY in the single digits and it went to $40 at one point. Like FLYW it just got mispriced and then went back to delivering the goods, as FLYW will do. Right now the stock is sub 8x ev/ebitda using 2027 consensus - a consensus which looks way low. Ideally you should look at the stock on ‘near mature’ margins, or even earnings proforma after being acquired by a larger entity that can cut costs by 35% but that would give you even more upside so let’s ignore for now. (But if you did that the stock is really at 5X ev/ebitda (2027) or 6 if you want to be very conservative). What should a resilient company with strong moats and high incremental margins trade at? One that can do over 20% organic growth? I’d say 20x to 25x next 12m ev/ebitda, so even starting from the 7-8x multiple without any M&A synergies that’s easily $30. And that’s looking into 2027 12m from now.

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Traderdoggy Sep. 26 at 3:57 PM

$FLYW for the 3 or 4 people who are interested in FLYW.. I think the market is starting to see that we are through the worst in terms of the macro headwinds affecting student visas. Sure there’s still some noise but the US data we are seeing is not too bad vs the alarmist predictions. And importantly for FLYW the mix is a positive factor because even if say the visa count is down X% the fee amount will be down maybe half that because all the top colleges are holding up pretty well. and now we have easy comps starting soon. For the UK figures through August peak say they are up 7% in visas. In Australia things were better than expected in 1H and we are starting to see big pushback against the visa fee price hikes. Canada is a disaster but maybe it’s now so bad it’s got rebound potential. And student growth and FLYW penetration ex the big 4 is a positive growth factor. I have organic growth coming in at 16% in 2035 - pretty good - going to 24% in 2026. $30 in a year is not crazy.

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RomeoPapa Sep. 26 at 6:51 AM

$FLYW https://www.flywire.com/news/quasar-expeditions-an-award-winning-luxury-ocean-cruise-operator-selects-flywire-as-exclusive-payments-provider#:~:text=Quasar%20selected%20Flywire%20for%20its,multilingual%20support%20if%20issues%20arise.

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Traderdoggy Sep. 25 at 12:34 PM

$FLYW Just to clarify that the SEVIS data referenced below appears to have some data issues which might be explained by how OPT is treated at a guess. So my current read is that total intl student enrollment of all years will be down about 5-8% this year but that likely means that first year enrollment is down around double that. FLYW is more exposed to the first year enrollments, maybe half their cross border revenue. So if say first year student visas are down 15% that would gel with the CFO's comment that thing are coming in a bit better than guide when he spoke at Goldman. But it's not like they are going to have huge upside because the revenues from int students into the US are only 11-12% for 2025. So we are talking about a sub 1% deviation in 2H revs depending on the reasonable range of outcomes for US student visas. It's likely the UK and travel will shine a lot more anyways and that's a bigger swing. The stock is driven by the US but the reality is it's not the real driver.

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Traderdoggy Oct. 3 at 2:49 PM

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RomeoPapa Oct. 3 at 11:00 AM

$FLYW Somebody is defending a line in the sand.

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Traderdoggy Sep. 24 at 6:55 PM

$FLYW Big news from Homeland Security SEVIS data - international student numbers are actually UP, not down the 15% some expected. Flywire is going to crush estimates this quarter. https://distributedprogress.substack.com/p/sevis-beats-expectationsbig-time (Author is Chris R. Glass, Ph.D. is a Professor of the Practice in the Department of Educational Leadership and Higher Education at Boston College) Here's a copy of the intro: Despite the “visa pause” that shuttered consulates for 3 weeks during peak application season, despite 6,000 SEVIS record revocations, despite dramatic NSF and NIH funding cuts that support doctoral students, despite headlines predicting a 15% enrollment collapse: international student numbers actually grew this year, according to the latest SEVIS data released by the Department of Homeland Security. By 0.8%. Don’t believe me? Download the September 2024 and September 2025 data and run the comparison yourself. And be ready to see a story no one predicted. The 1% growth “beat expectations” in a “big way”

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JarvisFlow Sep. 22 at 12:25 PM

Stephens & Co. has updated their rating for Flywire ( $FLYW ) to Equal-Weight with a price target of 13.

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Traderdoggy Sep. 22 at 10:56 AM

$FLYW Meanwhile as the US tries to put up barriers to global talent acquisition, the UK, Flywire's largest education market by far, is said to be seizing the opportunity as below. And you can bet that the UK won't be the only one. UK is reportedly considering abolishing fees for its Global Talent Visa. Move aims to attract elite professionals in tech, science, and arts. Policy shift contrasts sharply with US H-1B’s $100,000 fee hike. https://invezz.com/news/2025/09/22/uk-mulls-over-plans-to-scrap-visa-fees-for-top-talent-ft-says/

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ClaudeRosenberg766 Sep. 21 at 2:44 PM

$FLYW Logistics technology growth. Testing resistance level. Volume expansion needed. Sector momentum.

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Traderdoggy Sep. 19 at 10:21 PM

$FLYW By the way I came to the US on a H1b visa - I was sent over by my firm from London to NYC. I could easily have continued to do my job (of managing US equity portfolios) in London. Maybe they wouldn’t have sent me with a $100K fee, who knows. But now I’m also a US citizen and have paid a bunch of taxes, and still do even while I spend time overseas lately. I’ve seen a lot of the world and the US is great, but so is the rest of the world. It’s very arrogant of the US to think that it is so special, it may have been for decades but it’s naive to think the world isn’t catching up - just look at how China is kicking ass mostly on account of the bounty of talent they have there. And the US wants to encourage less not more talent to be here. The US has a 7% budget deficit and yet it wants to put in place stupid policies that lower the tax revenue base (such as making the talent work elsewhere). “Stupid is as stupid does”.

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Traderdoggy Sep. 19 at 9:55 PM

$FLYW You know you are going to make a huge return on this one as the market makers / “investors” / algos are so dumb, which explains why it’s so mispriced. Reacting to every visa news from Trump when the impact will be practically zero is just stupid (ask ChatGPT what proportion of undergrads stay in the US after college). And as for all those PhD’s, many of whom tend to stay after college - pretty sure they will still come but maybe a handful more go back to China or maybe Canada recruits them. Charging $100K for a H1B (tend to be the best of the best) is kinda dumb - just means those people who don’t get recruited by US firms will pay taxes in the UK or Canada or China instead of the US and also contribute to the economy. In fact they will maybe work for US firms just overseas. Bad economics. Who the heck is advising Trump on this stuff - some loser like Miller no doubt, sad that weirdos like him have such influence.

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IN0V8 Sep. 19 at 7:10 PM

$FLYW Limit order, added at $12.40

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RomeoPapa Sep. 19 at 6:56 PM

$FLYW somebody added while collecting stops on the way. We might move up soon.

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Traderdoggy Sep. 17 at 9:22 AM

$FLYW Purdue, with the 9th highest number of international students, reported enrollment data as below and it shows that combined undergrad and graduate international student numbers is down only 6% y-y. So yet another datapoint that Flywire's clients - which tends to be the larger and higher priced US colleges, are holding up well v's the company's conservative 20% decline for US student visa issuance this year. US cross border revs are only about 12% of total revenues backing into the guide but maybe it's going to be a tad higher per recent trends. Anyways more evidence for a 3Q beat. https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/purdue-university-reports-lower-student-164410766.html

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Traderdoggy Sep. 15 at 6:11 PM

$FLYW Raised again. 90% allocation as of today (not saying 90% of my financial assets just to be clear, also partly hedged with spoos). Not sure why FLYW isn't retaining the gains post the CFO comments last week but I'm taking this pullback from $14 to be an opportunity. I'm $110M above cons for 2026. Sure they won't guide to that amount right away but still - remember that their incremental margins lately have been 40% give or take. So if they so chose they could drop an extra $40M or more to the bottom line ebitda wise vs consensus. Then you get $185M in 2026 ebitda. And that gives you 7.7x current EV to 2026 ebitda. As they leave all these tough headwinds behind in 2026 (even as they do 17% organic growth in 2025 so hardly a disaster right?) the valuation could easily be 3x that and still not look demanding. That's why I'm at 90% - be greedy when others are fearful (or maybe they are just ill informed).

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Traderdoggy Sep. 15 at 11:29 AM

$FLYW My math says they will beat 2H revs by over 8% - basically across the board beat as guide was set very conservatively. The thing is that if you run the numbers, it shows that current consensus for 3Q2026 (peak qtr) would only imply 8% y-y growth over my 2025 3Q. I think they will likely do mid 20s% organic growth next year (plus 2% extra from M&A comps), so I have +27% rather than +8%. There's no sensible way to get even close to the 2026 consensus, it is just plain wrong - as in low. One more positive datapoint. UK study visa applications through August captures more than 2/3 of total for the year with August being peak month. The YTD data through August per the link below shows a y-y growth rate of almost 7% in study visa applications (from main applicant). It just confirms what the company told us last week in that revenues from their largest education market, the UK, have come in stronger than expected in Q3, alongside same thing in the USA. https://view.officeapps.live.com/op/view.aspx?src=https%3A%2F%2Fassets.publishing.service.gov.uk%2Fmedia%2F68c02948eeb238b20672a897%2Fmonthly-entry-clearance-visa-applications-data-tables-aug-2025.ods&wdOrigin=BROWSELINK

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Traderdoggy Sep. 13 at 9:56 PM

$FLYW One more better than expected dataset, this time from Australia. Data shows that total international students are up 1.6% through June. That said, first year students which drives about 50% of FLYW revs in edu were down 13%, so the visa caps are working. However within that 13%, first year university students were actually up a bit rather than down, important as FLYW is way over indexed to these students vs the other categories of students mentioned. With a new 9% increase in the cap next year its likely that FLYW estimates related to OZ are too low for this year and next. Remember the original guide was that OZ would be down 30% '25 vs '24, then 1Q it was revised to down high 20s, then in 2Q it's down 20%. 3Q report the full yr guide will be for down around 10% is my guess, because even with visa issues you have tuition hikes, new clients, more client penetration. Oz was 7.5% of revs in '24, so not huge, but helpful with US, UK also better than guide. https://www.macrobusiness.com.au/2025/09/international-student-enrolments-hit-record-high/

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Market Cap	1.66B
Revenue (ttm)	492.14M
Net Income (ttm)	2.90M
EPS (ttm)	N/A
PE Ratio	113.25
Forward PE	96.21
Profit Margin	0.59%
Debt to Equity Ratio	0.08

Volume	1,146,800
Avg Vol	2,299,790
Day's Range	N/A - N/A
Shares Out	122.31M
Stochastic %K	54%
Beta	1.29
Analysts	Sell
Price Target	$14.68