Market Cap 1.36B
Revenue (ttm) 492.14M
Net Income (ttm) 2.90M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 112.70
Forward PE 60.92
Profit Margin 0.59%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.08
Volume 1,447,700
Avg Vol 2,609,724
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 121.56M
Stochastic %K 10%
Beta 1.28
Analysts Sell
Price Target $14.38

Company Profile

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
Address:
141 Tremont Street, #10, Boston, United States
Traderdoggy
Traderdoggy Jul. 16 at 7:14 PM
$GPN Good to see Elliott involved here. The fintech/payments space needs more activists - I mean much of it is cheaper than the banks in some ways and that makes no sense for most of them. The valuations of the likes of $BILL, $FLYW, $RELY, $PAYO to name a few are all way too low - as if there's no chance that their margins will ever go up with maturity - or perhaps through M&A. Why is there no M&A potential factored into these stocks is an open question, as many larger and more highly valued names could pay a huge premium for many of them. Here's a screenshot of a table with the lower valuations on ev/gp. Why are these names at 2-3x ev/gp when mature players like Fiserv or CPAY are at 9x. It's not like LT growth is bad in most of these stocks, occasionally just short term noise but many names are screaming buys if you think activism picks up with resultant M&A as an end game for the smaller names here. Table sorted ev/gp.
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Traderdoggy
Traderdoggy Jul. 16 at 5:49 PM
$FLYW Lastly in terms of how the CFO is thinking about life, here's a quote from the June 10 RBC conference: Dan Perlin, RBC Analyst, chatting on stage to Cosmin Pitigoi CFO of Flywire "I think that there's a huge misrepresentation in the market about what's happening in the business as we were talking about outside, earlier". ("Huge misrepresentation" = "Huge upside" in my opinion!)
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Traderdoggy
Traderdoggy Jul. 16 at 3:46 PM
$FLYW Would also expect 1. New buyback, About $100-150m which is over 10% of diluted shares on the high side (net of maybe 3% issuance from stock comp that's 7% net buyback ntm). 2. Think there will be incremental disclosures to help investors gauge what the run rate revs are. For example this is needed as many investors treat the stock as if US x-border revs from intl students is most of what they do when in fact in '25 it's only 12% of revs and going to 9% in 26 - chiefly due to strong growth in 80% of their business. 3. Six months into the Sertify deal means they likely have had enough time to comment further on the timing of the revenue synergies which I think are going to be a nice upside surprise into 2H and '26 in particular. This deal is a copy of what that have done in acquiring the likes of the UK edu business WPM and also Invoiced in B2B - in that these software firms have lots of untapped payments to be monetized. Sertify might even look like good value after this!
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Traderdoggy
Traderdoggy Jul. 16 at 3:19 PM
$FLYW Status update for the two followers: Bottom line is that things are fine. Going thru markets: US x-border. Major commentator says down 7-11% in Fall due to visa delays and less demand for US. That's in line with the guide, and would be better than my guess. I also have weakness in US flowing into '26 but it's only about 9% of total revs - that's key as the stock acts like it's 50%. Canada - they look to be near the cap this year as many existing students are extending visas but leaves less visas for first year students. Can revs at 4% of total '25 so changes not material. Australia - students up y-y there through May, will they impose the caps in 2H is the question. Only 4-5% of '25 revs, seems in line to better. UK is doing better than expected visa wise and that's their largest edu market. Their travel segment is a source of upside surprise at some point soon as lots of rev synergies in Sertify. B2B and Healthcare looking strong too. FX helping some too. Expect good tone.
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Traderdoggy
Traderdoggy Jul. 11 at 2:24 PM
$FLYW Think this below is affecting the stock as it pulls from May visa data but it's a red herring. So down 7-11% for international students into the US compares to -12% that I have for '25 and -12% again for 2026. That leaves US cross border revenues from int students at 9% of total 2026 revs. And guess what - I am still way above cons 2026 at $715M against cons of $650M. And if I use recent FX rates I get even more ($734M). So the point is that the market over reacts to US news because it's simply not as large as people may think. And they obviously don't have their eye on strong growth elsewhere in what is 80% of revs. https://distributedprogress.substack.com/p/the-us-undercounted-international "We won't know the exact impact until September, but the appointment pause plus expanded screening measures could reduce the number of appointments from June to August by 80,000 to 145,000 compared to the same period last year. This translates into a potential international student enrollment drop of 7–11% this fall"
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FATSTAX
FATSTAX Jul. 10 at 3:28 AM
$SPY $QQQ $FLYW Weekly 100 ema = yellow line Pros = white candles 18 consecutive prior pro highs recaptured over the $12.02 7/3 high is a $14.56 6/16/22 low retest threat, break & build above is a 100 ema retest threat.
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Binion
Binion Jul. 9 at 7:44 PM
$FLYW $SOFI no one cares loser
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Traderdoggy
Traderdoggy Jul. 9 at 7:31 PM
$FLYW Amazing that $SOFI is 15x as large as Flywire in terms of market cap but it has 300x the number of watchers on Stocktwits. Come watch $FLYW triple in the next year or so is my 2c of advice.
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OnlyFibs
OnlyFibs Jul. 5 at 4:08 AM
$FLYW top watch is July, volume is building we claimed a big psych level, need to get something to test that $16.29 we lost in 1 freaking week, time wins all trades, gl! #hovdi d
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Traderdoggy
Traderdoggy Jul. 3 at 6:42 PM
$FLYW Bullish write-up from a new holder with a 5.6% stake https://imonkey-files.s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/1Q%2B2025%2BVoss%2BLetter%2Bto%2BPartners%2B-%2BVVMF%2BvF.pdf "This is a business with durable competitive advantages and relatively weak competition trading at a temporary narrativedriven discount. If Flywire merely executes on current guidance and macro doesn’t materially worsen (admittedly a key risk in the short term), the stock could re-rate meaningfully. In a scenario where macro headwinds abate, 20%+ organic growth becomes feasible again—a setup the market isn’t remotely pricing in and could give the stock multi-bagger potential. We believe FLYW would also be a very attractive acquisition candidate. Flywire’s global financial network and unique relationship with universities around the globe would be attractive to numerous other FinTech players and frankly to banks as well, who always are looking for new ways to build relationships with the younger generation. Alternatively, its strong balance sheet and cash generation could make it attractive to PE"
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Traderdoggy
Traderdoggy Jul. 16 at 7:14 PM
$GPN Good to see Elliott involved here. The fintech/payments space needs more activists - I mean much of it is cheaper than the banks in some ways and that makes no sense for most of them. The valuations of the likes of $BILL, $FLYW, $RELY, $PAYO to name a few are all way too low - as if there's no chance that their margins will ever go up with maturity - or perhaps through M&A. Why is there no M&A potential factored into these stocks is an open question, as many larger and more highly valued names could pay a huge premium for many of them. Here's a screenshot of a table with the lower valuations on ev/gp. Why are these names at 2-3x ev/gp when mature players like Fiserv or CPAY are at 9x. It's not like LT growth is bad in most of these stocks, occasionally just short term noise but many names are screaming buys if you think activism picks up with resultant M&A as an end game for the smaller names here. Table sorted ev/gp.
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Traderdoggy
Traderdoggy Jul. 16 at 5:49 PM
$FLYW Lastly in terms of how the CFO is thinking about life, here's a quote from the June 10 RBC conference: Dan Perlin, RBC Analyst, chatting on stage to Cosmin Pitigoi CFO of Flywire "I think that there's a huge misrepresentation in the market about what's happening in the business as we were talking about outside, earlier". ("Huge misrepresentation" = "Huge upside" in my opinion!)
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Traderdoggy
Traderdoggy Jul. 16 at 3:46 PM
$FLYW Would also expect 1. New buyback, About $100-150m which is over 10% of diluted shares on the high side (net of maybe 3% issuance from stock comp that's 7% net buyback ntm). 2. Think there will be incremental disclosures to help investors gauge what the run rate revs are. For example this is needed as many investors treat the stock as if US x-border revs from intl students is most of what they do when in fact in '25 it's only 12% of revs and going to 9% in 26 - chiefly due to strong growth in 80% of their business. 3. Six months into the Sertify deal means they likely have had enough time to comment further on the timing of the revenue synergies which I think are going to be a nice upside surprise into 2H and '26 in particular. This deal is a copy of what that have done in acquiring the likes of the UK edu business WPM and also Invoiced in B2B - in that these software firms have lots of untapped payments to be monetized. Sertify might even look like good value after this!
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Traderdoggy
Traderdoggy Jul. 16 at 3:19 PM
$FLYW Status update for the two followers: Bottom line is that things are fine. Going thru markets: US x-border. Major commentator says down 7-11% in Fall due to visa delays and less demand for US. That's in line with the guide, and would be better than my guess. I also have weakness in US flowing into '26 but it's only about 9% of total revs - that's key as the stock acts like it's 50%. Canada - they look to be near the cap this year as many existing students are extending visas but leaves less visas for first year students. Can revs at 4% of total '25 so changes not material. Australia - students up y-y there through May, will they impose the caps in 2H is the question. Only 4-5% of '25 revs, seems in line to better. UK is doing better than expected visa wise and that's their largest edu market. Their travel segment is a source of upside surprise at some point soon as lots of rev synergies in Sertify. B2B and Healthcare looking strong too. FX helping some too. Expect good tone.
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Traderdoggy
Traderdoggy Jul. 11 at 2:24 PM
$FLYW Think this below is affecting the stock as it pulls from May visa data but it's a red herring. So down 7-11% for international students into the US compares to -12% that I have for '25 and -12% again for 2026. That leaves US cross border revenues from int students at 9% of total 2026 revs. And guess what - I am still way above cons 2026 at $715M against cons of $650M. And if I use recent FX rates I get even more ($734M). So the point is that the market over reacts to US news because it's simply not as large as people may think. And they obviously don't have their eye on strong growth elsewhere in what is 80% of revs. https://distributedprogress.substack.com/p/the-us-undercounted-international "We won't know the exact impact until September, but the appointment pause plus expanded screening measures could reduce the number of appointments from June to August by 80,000 to 145,000 compared to the same period last year. This translates into a potential international student enrollment drop of 7–11% this fall"
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FATSTAX
FATSTAX Jul. 10 at 3:28 AM
$SPY $QQQ $FLYW Weekly 100 ema = yellow line Pros = white candles 18 consecutive prior pro highs recaptured over the $12.02 7/3 high is a $14.56 6/16/22 low retest threat, break & build above is a 100 ema retest threat.
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Binion
Binion Jul. 9 at 7:44 PM
$FLYW $SOFI no one cares loser
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Traderdoggy
Traderdoggy Jul. 9 at 7:31 PM
$FLYW Amazing that $SOFI is 15x as large as Flywire in terms of market cap but it has 300x the number of watchers on Stocktwits. Come watch $FLYW triple in the next year or so is my 2c of advice.
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OnlyFibs
OnlyFibs Jul. 5 at 4:08 AM
$FLYW top watch is July, volume is building we claimed a big psych level, need to get something to test that $16.29 we lost in 1 freaking week, time wins all trades, gl! #hovdi d
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Traderdoggy
Traderdoggy Jul. 3 at 6:42 PM
$FLYW Bullish write-up from a new holder with a 5.6% stake https://imonkey-files.s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/1Q%2B2025%2BVoss%2BLetter%2Bto%2BPartners%2B-%2BVVMF%2BvF.pdf "This is a business with durable competitive advantages and relatively weak competition trading at a temporary narrativedriven discount. If Flywire merely executes on current guidance and macro doesn’t materially worsen (admittedly a key risk in the short term), the stock could re-rate meaningfully. In a scenario where macro headwinds abate, 20%+ organic growth becomes feasible again—a setup the market isn’t remotely pricing in and could give the stock multi-bagger potential. We believe FLYW would also be a very attractive acquisition candidate. Flywire’s global financial network and unique relationship with universities around the globe would be attractive to numerous other FinTech players and frankly to banks as well, who always are looking for new ways to build relationships with the younger generation. Alternatively, its strong balance sheet and cash generation could make it attractive to PE"
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anoynmous99
anoynmous99 Jul. 3 at 1:44 PM
$FLYW im adding here. Even though its like a 4 month high
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IN0V8
IN0V8 Jul. 2 at 1:55 PM
$FLYW Wells Fargo initiates coverage with equal weight rating
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Traderdoggy
Traderdoggy Jun. 30 at 7:45 PM
$FLYW More buybacks to be announced soon. I can see these guys buying back stock every day esp either side of midday. Last qtr they did $49M worth of buybacks and they had $57M of program left at start of 2Q. Eyeballing an avg price of say $10.94 in 2Q and assuming they did the entire amount that's 5.2m shares (4% of diluted shares in one qtr, offset by maybe 1% of new issuance). They have $231M of cash at 1Q and after $57M buyback in 2Q, and with $60M debt and with about $91M of free cash gen over the next 12m that's $205M of true net cash to play with. They think the stock is extremely cheap so if they did $200M that would allow a net 9.5% reduction in share count after offsetting regular stock comp issuance. That's at $11.60 stock price but I'd expect it to be much higher a year out - hence they execute if still cheap or at $20 stock they do M&A instead. FCF by 2027 should be about $140-150m so it's not like they need to conserve cash. At 6x '27 ev/ebitda it's a no brainer.
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StockConsultant
StockConsultant Jun. 30 at 7:44 PM
$FLYW Flywire stock, watch for an upside gap breakout at https://stockconsultant.com/?FLYW
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anoynmous99
anoynmous99 Jun. 26 at 4:35 PM
$FLYW still has that massive gap to fill on the upside. 1 decent catalyst and this goes up 60 in a short space of time.
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Traderdoggy
Traderdoggy Jun. 26 at 3:15 PM
$FLYW UK student visa applications soared by 29% in 2025 through May, signaling resilient global interest. This is Flywire's largest market in education, quite a bit bigger than the US. And guess what, their guide assumed that all the Big 4 markets would be down this year - not so for the UK but we'll see how trends continue over the summer. At a minimum this offsets any further US weakness that may develop, and given the company's cautious guide maybe its a source of overall upside to education revenue estimates. We'll see. ps also worth pointing out that UK pound is 7% stronger than when they gave out the guide in late February so FX which was a 3% drag at February, is now likely a nice tailwind to future revenues. https://visaandimmigrations.com/uk-student-visa-surge-2025/
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Toastmaster
Toastmaster Jun. 25 at 10:48 AM
$FLYW and $NWL - I like these two.
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Traderdoggy
Traderdoggy Jun. 24 at 5:14 PM
$FLYW The turn is at hand: Canada considers study permit cap tweaks as job losses mount https://thepienews.com/canada-considers-study-permit-cap-tweaks-as-job-losses-mount/
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JarvisFlow
JarvisFlow Jun. 23 at 6:07 PM
B. Riley Securities updates rating for Flywire ( $FLYW ) to Buy, target set at 17 → 15.
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Traderdoggy
Traderdoggy Jun. 20 at 9:12 PM
$FLYW Having dinner at Time Out in Lisbon right now. No recession here I can tell you. Between courses I see that Trump is talking just now about a deal almost being done with Harvard with likely announcement next week. It’s all falling into places my fellow 2-3 investors. There’s risk in the China trade but China has him over a barrel and he knows it (Google “Samarium US China” to see why). Anyways as mentioned the US is the tail wagging the dog in this stock, but the US needs talent to keep coming from overseas as US high school graduates peak this year so going fed they need more, not less, international students just to keep universities alive. Right now they are only 6% of US college popn, which is way less than other countries so the US has capacity. This stock is such a no brainer - but the market lacks brains at times.
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Traderdoggy
Traderdoggy Jun. 20 at 3:40 PM
$FLYW Stock reacts to every US China trade story out there but buy that dip - here's why. Chinese students make up 25% of international students in the US in 2024. In 2025 and 2026, I have already factored in a bit worse growth in the US than guide, and also continued that drag into 2026 such that the US cross border education revenues in 2026 are $65M per my rev model, which I think is conservative and yet I'm nicely above cons. But let's say Trump not only stopped all new visas for Chinese, but he asked ALL of them to leave in a month. That's 25% of $65M that would go away from 2026 US revs - and that is 2.2% of total revs. Get over it that's nothing, recent FX changes alone will likely add double that to consensus ests for 2026. And by the way, if this happens it means that the US has lost access to all Chinese rare earths, and the US economy will face massive damage, so how likely is that to happen. Meanwhile maybe half that lost 2.2% would go to the UK etc. Chill!
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Traderdoggy
Traderdoggy Jun. 20 at 1:54 PM
$FLYW Now that student visa interviews are back to processing the clouds are clearing. In any case 75% of the Fall 25 intake in the US had their interviews already scheduled and they were not affected by the pause in allocating interviews but the remaining 25% are now good to go. What you see in reports from the sector is that those who already intended going to the US in '25 are largely still coming despite all the noise, some will go to the UK etc for sure but Flywire seems more established in the UK v's the US anyways so maybe flywire stands a better chance of monetizing those flows? Reports say the talk of lack of interest in the US really refers to planning for the 26-28 timeframes and who could blame them, but if things calm down the US remains a good destination for students, and with only 6% of all students being from overseas in the US it has capacity to take a lot more at some point. Meanwhile the US cross border is only 12% of '25 revs so not as big an issue in reality.
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