Market Cap 1.68B
Revenue (ttm) 492.14M
Net Income (ttm) 2.90M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 110.92
Forward PE 117.94
Profit Margin 0.59%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.08
Volume 1,673,847
Avg Vol 1,814,214
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 122.31M
Stochastic %K 84%
Beta 1.29
Analysts Sell
Price Target $14.73

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
IN0V8
IN0V8 Oct. 24 at 7:29 PM
$FLYW Truist Securities raises target price to $15 from $13
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Traderdoggy
Traderdoggy Oct. 24 at 6:24 PM
$FLYW My flyw target price for mid 2027 is $34. Seems a lot but the starting point is dumb. Sell side estimates are way too low (I'm 20% ahead of the small number of 27 rev ests out there), and as such so is their assessment of the company's growth rate potential, and therefore their target multiples are way low as well. Understandable as it's been a tough journey in recent years for anyone who has been positive. I have a clear head on it having engaged more recently although I'm big in the stock here. But I'm being rational and the analysts on the sell side have clouded judgement. Here's the thing the, why should a stock that is going to do 15% or so organic in a tough current year, and then do 20-23% organic going forward for a number of years, why should that trade at a fraction of mature fintechs? I mean CPAY is at 8x LTM ev/gp, FI at 7.6x. At maturity or upon acquisition FLYW gets those margins too. So 7x '27 GP yields $34. It's been there before by the way.
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erevnon
erevnon Oct. 24 at 5:46 PM
Truist Securities maintains Flywire $FLYW at Buy and raises the price target from $13 to https://marketsblock.com/stock-upgrades-and-downgrades/
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JarvisFlow
JarvisFlow Oct. 24 at 5:27 PM
Truist Securities has updated their rating for Flywire ( $FLYW ) to Buy with a price target of 15.
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Traderdoggy
Traderdoggy Oct. 24 at 4:35 PM
$FLYW 10 FLYW catalysts: 1. Q3 "we are through the worst in student visa headwinds" 2. Organic growth to rebound back above 20% in '26 3. More disclosure inc breakout of sub segments will highlight the strong growth and less contribution from places like US intl student rev (only 9% of revs in '26) 4. Sertifi cross sale revs at $180M over time on a base of sub $50M revs implies huge growth which is no way in revenue ests 5. Margin upside should continue in '26 guide - 'Rule of 40' reclaimed 6. Investor day likely in 2026 7. Lower rates may help smaller and midcap stocks, and Flywire is not as economically dependent as most stocks if econ weakens 8. Healthcare going from slow to fast grower - it's a software business which could be sold at 7x sales - using '27 rev that would enable them to buy back 20% of stock at 13.70 9. Getting past worst of visa issues increases chances of getting acquired at a satisfactory price ($27+) 10. Lots of sell side upgrades and target price increases ahead
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IN0V8
IN0V8 Oct. 23 at 2:54 PM
$FLYW Opportunity Citigroup initiates coverage with neutral rating Citigroup initiates coverage with target price $15
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Traderdoggy
Traderdoggy Oct. 23 at 2:38 PM
$FLYW This is a perfect example of the myopic viewpoint that defines the current consensus view on Flywire, but one that it missing the forest for the trees. "Citi analyst Bryan Keane initiated coverage of Flywire (FLYW) with a Neutral rating and $15 price target The firm believes the Trump administration’s scrutiny of student visas creates uncertainty for Flywire." The question is how much uncertainty - well if Bryan had done some detailed work and was looking ahead to say 2026 or even 2027 he would see that US x-border revenues are down to 8-9% of total for those years. About 83% of the company will be growing in the mid to high 20% range next year yet Citi prefers to focus on the 8-9%. Pretty myopic.
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JarvisFlow
JarvisFlow Oct. 22 at 9:59 PM
Citigroup updates rating for Flywire ( $FLYW ) to Neutral, target set at 15.
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JarvisFlow
JarvisFlow Oct. 22 at 4:08 PM
Wolfe Research has updated their rating for Flywire ( $FLYW ) to Outperform with a price target of 16.
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nikitatrades
nikitatrades Oct. 22 at 12:56 PM
Wolfe upgrades $FLYW to Outperform, citing multiple catalysts Reasons: 1️⃣ Strong execution 2️⃣ Accelerated investment in 2026 3️⃣ Conservative guidance
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IN0V8
IN0V8 Oct. 24 at 7:29 PM
$FLYW Truist Securities raises target price to $15 from $13
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Traderdoggy
Traderdoggy Oct. 24 at 6:24 PM
$FLYW My flyw target price for mid 2027 is $34. Seems a lot but the starting point is dumb. Sell side estimates are way too low (I'm 20% ahead of the small number of 27 rev ests out there), and as such so is their assessment of the company's growth rate potential, and therefore their target multiples are way low as well. Understandable as it's been a tough journey in recent years for anyone who has been positive. I have a clear head on it having engaged more recently although I'm big in the stock here. But I'm being rational and the analysts on the sell side have clouded judgement. Here's the thing the, why should a stock that is going to do 15% or so organic in a tough current year, and then do 20-23% organic going forward for a number of years, why should that trade at a fraction of mature fintechs? I mean CPAY is at 8x LTM ev/gp, FI at 7.6x. At maturity or upon acquisition FLYW gets those margins too. So 7x '27 GP yields $34. It's been there before by the way.
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erevnon
erevnon Oct. 24 at 5:46 PM
Truist Securities maintains Flywire $FLYW at Buy and raises the price target from $13 to https://marketsblock.com/stock-upgrades-and-downgrades/
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JarvisFlow
JarvisFlow Oct. 24 at 5:27 PM
Truist Securities has updated their rating for Flywire ( $FLYW ) to Buy with a price target of 15.
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Traderdoggy
Traderdoggy Oct. 24 at 4:35 PM
$FLYW 10 FLYW catalysts: 1. Q3 "we are through the worst in student visa headwinds" 2. Organic growth to rebound back above 20% in '26 3. More disclosure inc breakout of sub segments will highlight the strong growth and less contribution from places like US intl student rev (only 9% of revs in '26) 4. Sertifi cross sale revs at $180M over time on a base of sub $50M revs implies huge growth which is no way in revenue ests 5. Margin upside should continue in '26 guide - 'Rule of 40' reclaimed 6. Investor day likely in 2026 7. Lower rates may help smaller and midcap stocks, and Flywire is not as economically dependent as most stocks if econ weakens 8. Healthcare going from slow to fast grower - it's a software business which could be sold at 7x sales - using '27 rev that would enable them to buy back 20% of stock at 13.70 9. Getting past worst of visa issues increases chances of getting acquired at a satisfactory price ($27+) 10. Lots of sell side upgrades and target price increases ahead
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IN0V8
IN0V8 Oct. 23 at 2:54 PM
$FLYW Opportunity Citigroup initiates coverage with neutral rating Citigroup initiates coverage with target price $15
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Traderdoggy
Traderdoggy Oct. 23 at 2:38 PM
$FLYW This is a perfect example of the myopic viewpoint that defines the current consensus view on Flywire, but one that it missing the forest for the trees. "Citi analyst Bryan Keane initiated coverage of Flywire (FLYW) with a Neutral rating and $15 price target The firm believes the Trump administration’s scrutiny of student visas creates uncertainty for Flywire." The question is how much uncertainty - well if Bryan had done some detailed work and was looking ahead to say 2026 or even 2027 he would see that US x-border revenues are down to 8-9% of total for those years. About 83% of the company will be growing in the mid to high 20% range next year yet Citi prefers to focus on the 8-9%. Pretty myopic.
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JarvisFlow
JarvisFlow Oct. 22 at 9:59 PM
Citigroup updates rating for Flywire ( $FLYW ) to Neutral, target set at 15.
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JarvisFlow
JarvisFlow Oct. 22 at 4:08 PM
Wolfe Research has updated their rating for Flywire ( $FLYW ) to Outperform with a price target of 16.
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nikitatrades
nikitatrades Oct. 22 at 12:56 PM
Wolfe upgrades $FLYW to Outperform, citing multiple catalysts Reasons: 1️⃣ Strong execution 2️⃣ Accelerated investment in 2026 3️⃣ Conservative guidance
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Traderdoggy
Traderdoggy Oct. 22 at 12:38 PM
$FLYW First upgrade in almost two years today. Strong outlook cited for 2026. You would assume the sell side would emerge from this period with some caution and at 14x ebitda multiple (after adding back stock comp) this is indeed conservative because they mention 20%+ organic growth from what I ca see. Such a business ought to be at 25x. And a good portion of that stoc comp is IPO related and would run off in 2-3 years so their ebitda is understated I would argue. Plus the current ebitda margins have upside as they scale or get acquired. I would assume that there will be a deluge of upgrades post 3Q and in a year they will be trying to have the highest targets.
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stockstelegraph Oct. 22 at 10:35 AM
🔥 **Analyst Upgrades – Oct 16, 2025** $MODG — Upgraded to **Buy** (from Hold) by *Texas Capital* | PT raised to **$12** → bullish ahead of Q3 $FLYW — Upgraded to **Outperform** (from Peer Perform) by *Wolfe Research* | PT **$16** | Strong 2026 outlook $BIOA — Upgraded to **Buy** (from Neutral) by *Citi* | PT doubled to **$10** | Growing biotech optimism #AnalystRatings #StockUpgrades #Investing #MarketNews
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Traderdoggy
Traderdoggy Oct. 20 at 5:52 PM
$FLYW Flywire could get acquired for $25+ in near future from what I can see. Rising probability for sure as Board can't tolerate a rule of 40 company trading like a value stock. And coast will clear soon.
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Traderdoggy
Traderdoggy Oct. 16 at 7:17 PM
$FLYW My numbers say that this stock is on around 5.5x current EV to 2027 ebitda. They are doing around 20% margins today but they are also doing around 40% incremental margins so if you do that math for my 2027 revenues ($915M) you get a 27% margin. I think at maturity or when they get acquired and get cost synergies, the margin ought to be about 40% by the way. At a full 40% margin they would be trading at 3.7x ev/ebitda today. Anyways what's a proper multiple for a company that can do 20%+ organic growth over time? It's not 5.5x, it's certainly not 3.7x. I'd peg it more like 25x given their sticky clients and attractive TAM. So yes a 4 to 5x return seems high as things stand, but that's looking two years out. Paymentus went up 5x in around two years when it came out of the doghouse, and I think FLYW has that potential as well. And if the stock doesn't respond to good numbers it'll get bought a decent valuation.
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Traderdoggy
Traderdoggy Oct. 15 at 9:37 PM
$FLYW I'm relatively new to the stock but I can see why most investors want nothing to do with this name. Chart shows FLYW relative to the SPX. Hopefully management can get the stock up - if not then it's off to private equity obscurity perhaps, and that would be a shame as it's just had some bad luck is all, they have executed as well as could be expected.
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Traderdoggy
Traderdoggy Oct. 15 at 6:20 PM
$FLYW Worried about Chinese students getting booted out of the US? BTW I'm not - if that happens it implies the US is going into a depression. But anyways, say Trump stopped all NEW Chinese students coming to study in the US what % of revenues would that impact. Well in 2026 (despite being 10% above cons overall) I have assumed further downside in US revenues from Intl students such that the rev % contribution is 8.4%. We know that 23% of intl students are from China last year, and 45% of FLYW revs is from 1st year students. So the impact would be just less than 1% of revs although since it would start from Fall 2026 mostly, it's really maybe 0.6% of 2026 revs. I would assume it would be resolved and some would come back in 2027. However say no Chinese student ever came to the US again - given these are the rich ones, you could assume that say 45% would go to the UK, Canada, Australia etc. That's net 1% hit to revenue. That in turn is about 3 weeks of growth elsewhere in FLYW.
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Traderdoggy
Traderdoggy Oct. 14 at 6:51 PM
$FLYW News from Australia keeps getting better. The Aussies are trying to keep the 'artificial students' (as in those who only want to seek residency) away but there will not be an attempt to explicitly cap students at the good universities which is where Flywire is focused. Doesn't mean student numbers will explode higher but it means they value international students and the tail risk is gone. Maybe Canada could learn a thing or two from this more common sense approach. I may have to increase my Aussie numbers for 26 and 27. The Australian government has scrapped its plan to impose a cap on international student numbers, while introducing tighter oversight on transparency and the capacity of education providers.
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Traderdoggy
Traderdoggy Oct. 14 at 6:01 PM
$FLYW Guarantee that the sell side lemmings will be falling over themselves to upgrade this stock post what is going to be a very good Q3 (and outlook). Sell side has not done any detailed work on this company from the notes I have reviewed. They are just waiting for the company to guide up - what value added is that? If they had taken the time to see what the trends are across the business in segment and territory detail they would be 10% above where they have their 2026 estimates for revenues. It's fairly obvious to me that they are past the worst in terms of pressure on student visas. Meanwhile this company will benefit from the Fed lowering rates but we don't have to worry much if any about a weakening economy. Could easily double in short order.
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Traderdoggy
Traderdoggy Oct. 12 at 10:46 AM
$FLYW Solid recovery in UK student visa apps reported. Flywire's exposure to the UK market is significantly larger than the US particularly when looking at cross border flows only (maybe over 2x as big this year revenue wise) UK official stats re student visa applications are in for Sept. Shows a 10% y-y increase Sept v's Sept. The calendar YTD stats show a 7.6% increase v's same period in '24. Altogether there were 434,500 main applicants in the 12 through Sept. Contrast to the US which issued 401,000 F1 visas in 24 and which could be down 15-20% this year. https://www.gov.uk/government/statistics/monthly-entry-clearance-visa-applications-september-2025 https://www.timeshighereducation.com/news/uk-student-visa-applications-10-cent-last-year
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Traderdoggy
Traderdoggy Oct. 8 at 1:50 PM
$FLYW But it is the 2026 consensus which appears really wrong (too low). Cons is at $668M. I am at $737M, so 10% above. Notice that I have US cross border edu and also Austral down in 26 - just follow through from weaker back end of '25 numbers. Canada rebounds as it is already so bad and also there's several million of timing effect that stole from 2025 in there. Regardless, those troubled countries are down to 17% of revenue combined. Meanwhile the travel business starts to benefit big time from Sertifi cross sells, the Health segment has the big client onboarding (I haven't even added the other recent win). And as we see the rest of Flywire is humming along but nothing crazy assumption wise (eg on right I have the dollar amounts of new revs and the UK is at $50M each year more or less). This stock is trading at such a silly valuation when only a modest portion of revenues (these days) has some issues, the market is missing a growth company and it is being given away here.
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Traderdoggy
Traderdoggy Oct. 8 at 1:41 PM
$FLYW Screenshot of Flywire's business mix and 2025 estimates. Things to note 1. The US cross border revs are 11.2% and not as big of an exposure as some likely believe. 2. The total exposure to US cross border, then Canada and Austral is about 21% - see it going down even more in mix next year 3. The $600M revs I have includes full year Sertifi but actual number with 10months of Sertifi will be about $590M v's cons of $575. 4. 15% core organic growth in a year like 2025 with headwinds is not too bad
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Traderdoggy
Traderdoggy Oct. 7 at 6:19 PM
$FLYW This is FLYW stock relative to the S&P500 since March 1 this year, so right after the stock blew up. It's actually down v's the market since then, so any recovery in the stock is purely a matter of the market going up. You gotta wonder if the Board is getting a little impatient with management's ability to add shareholder value. The visas issues are not their fault, but a big part of the stupidly low valuation multiple is their fault.
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