Market Cap 2.51B
Revenue (ttm) 977.72M
Net Income (ttm) 121.16M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 21.60
Forward PE 25.41
Profit Margin 12.39%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.00
Volume 1,285,697
Avg Vol 3,298,510
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 361.67M
Stochastic %K 33%
Beta 0.98
Analysts Strong Sell
Price Target $9.44

Company Profile

Payoneer Global Inc. operates as a financial technology company. It offers customers with a multi-currency account to serve their accounts receivable and accounts payable needs through a payment infrastructure platform. The company delivers a suite of services, such as funds management, working capital, and multicurrency accounts. It also provides various payment options with minimal integration required, full back-office functions, and customer support. The company serves small and medium-sized...

Industry: Software - Infrastructure
Sector: Technology
Phone: 212 600 9272
Address:
195 Broadway, 27th Floor, New York, 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. 15 at 8:25 PM
$PAYO 6.66 that’s ominous. Although as one or two of you may remember, 666 is also where the SP500 turned around from at the depths of 2009. Think it tripled in 4-5 years and then some thereafter. No reason a well placed small cap like Payo can’t grow earnings better than the broad market over time and you have upside to the valuation as well. Anyways I remember how shitty we all felt at that time, particularly as the fund I was at had imploded in the months before so we were all ‘having a career break’. Is this as broadly bad as then - course not - but the sentiment around many small caps is very bad and it’s temporary is my bet.
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Traderdoggy
Traderdoggy Jul. 15 at 5:06 PM
$PAYO Added today - for the reasons below. Also, even though I stopped doing detailed models on this one, I can see that 2026 ebitda ests are at $260M and in 2024 they did $271M. You don't have to be a genius to conclude that the numbers are already factoring in a lot of float revenue declines. Don't forget they already invested in 2+ yr treasuries and hedges for a lot of their float, so given that volumes and balances still grow it implies big and lasting rate cuts and I'm not sure that's realistic. If the tariffs from China do come in at reasonably low levels (10-20%) it may help Payo's volumes not hurt - after all it's inflationary. And it may help keep rates high. The stock is at sub 8x ev/ebitda on estimates that seem too low. But don't forget that for a company such as PayPal (one example) that buys PAYO it's likely on 4-5x after the synergies. R/R just seems extremely skewed in your favor as you look beyond this noise.
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Traderdoggy
Traderdoggy Jul. 15 at 4:31 PM
$PAYO Think they have enough clarity on China tariffs, at least as things stand, to reinstate guidance. Things can always change but that's always the case. I'm a little surprised that the stock is not reacting better to news lately. One being that Nvidia high end chips are to be sold to China after a big pause - there's a few reasons for this to occur but one of them is that China has the US over a barrel in terms of rare earth minerals/magnets the lack of which can cripple a lot of the economy including defense (unclear if this helps free up those magnets that go into that industry). The fact is that the US has to treat China with more respect and as such the days of 145% tariffs are over. The second thing is that with the BB Bill passed, that is an expansionary thing that may keep rates higher for longer, indeed today we saw big month on month ramps in prices for many imports and that's why bond yields are up. Is that not good for Payo's ebitda, and such inflation helps volumes!
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anoynmous99
anoynmous99 Jul. 11 at 7:51 PM
$PAYO bought a bit today. Feels like it's been a while!
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JimMJR
JimMJR Jul. 11 at 4:36 PM
$PAYO The earnings beat and surprise YOY quarter increase will shake the doldrums. Started a 3K position @ 6.65 going into earnings run up.
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Traderdoggy
Traderdoggy Jul. 7 at 7:36 PM
$PAYO Payo is Tariffic
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nyamsamb
nyamsamb Jul. 7 at 6:24 PM
$PAYO Re-entered.
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Winning_calls
Winning_calls Jul. 7 at 4:15 AM
$PAYO pick me up @ $7.08
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YoloAlfred
YoloAlfred Jul. 4 at 11:35 AM
$PAYO 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
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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. 15 at 8:25 PM
$PAYO 6.66 that’s ominous. Although as one or two of you may remember, 666 is also where the SP500 turned around from at the depths of 2009. Think it tripled in 4-5 years and then some thereafter. No reason a well placed small cap like Payo can’t grow earnings better than the broad market over time and you have upside to the valuation as well. Anyways I remember how shitty we all felt at that time, particularly as the fund I was at had imploded in the months before so we were all ‘having a career break’. Is this as broadly bad as then - course not - but the sentiment around many small caps is very bad and it’s temporary is my bet.
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Traderdoggy
Traderdoggy Jul. 15 at 5:06 PM
$PAYO Added today - for the reasons below. Also, even though I stopped doing detailed models on this one, I can see that 2026 ebitda ests are at $260M and in 2024 they did $271M. You don't have to be a genius to conclude that the numbers are already factoring in a lot of float revenue declines. Don't forget they already invested in 2+ yr treasuries and hedges for a lot of their float, so given that volumes and balances still grow it implies big and lasting rate cuts and I'm not sure that's realistic. If the tariffs from China do come in at reasonably low levels (10-20%) it may help Payo's volumes not hurt - after all it's inflationary. And it may help keep rates high. The stock is at sub 8x ev/ebitda on estimates that seem too low. But don't forget that for a company such as PayPal (one example) that buys PAYO it's likely on 4-5x after the synergies. R/R just seems extremely skewed in your favor as you look beyond this noise.
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Traderdoggy
Traderdoggy Jul. 15 at 4:31 PM
$PAYO Think they have enough clarity on China tariffs, at least as things stand, to reinstate guidance. Things can always change but that's always the case. I'm a little surprised that the stock is not reacting better to news lately. One being that Nvidia high end chips are to be sold to China after a big pause - there's a few reasons for this to occur but one of them is that China has the US over a barrel in terms of rare earth minerals/magnets the lack of which can cripple a lot of the economy including defense (unclear if this helps free up those magnets that go into that industry). The fact is that the US has to treat China with more respect and as such the days of 145% tariffs are over. The second thing is that with the BB Bill passed, that is an expansionary thing that may keep rates higher for longer, indeed today we saw big month on month ramps in prices for many imports and that's why bond yields are up. Is that not good for Payo's ebitda, and such inflation helps volumes!
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anoynmous99
anoynmous99 Jul. 11 at 7:51 PM
$PAYO bought a bit today. Feels like it's been a while!
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JimMJR
JimMJR Jul. 11 at 4:36 PM
$PAYO The earnings beat and surprise YOY quarter increase will shake the doldrums. Started a 3K position @ 6.65 going into earnings run up.
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Traderdoggy
Traderdoggy Jul. 7 at 7:36 PM
$PAYO Payo is Tariffic
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nyamsamb
nyamsamb Jul. 7 at 6:24 PM
$PAYO Re-entered.
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Winning_calls
Winning_calls Jul. 7 at 4:15 AM
$PAYO pick me up @ $7.08
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YoloAlfred
YoloAlfred Jul. 4 at 11:35 AM
$PAYO 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
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Traderdoggy
Traderdoggy Jun. 30 at 5:48 PM
$PAYO Maybe when they mention 'stablecoins' the stock will double - it's that kind of market. https://www.paymentsdive.com/news/mastercard-paypal-payoneer-stablecoins-b2b-payments/744222/ Payoneer, which caters to business customers, is testing stablecoin integrations and has plans to provide updates later this year on how it’s using the digital assets. “We’re excited about the potential for stablecoins in cross-border trade,” Payoneer CEO John Caplan said in an interview last month. He noted the company’s business owner relationships in emerging markets as a “powerful place to start” exploring stablecoin possibilities. “We see opportunity there.”
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WallStreetBuyDip
WallStreetBuyDip Jun. 22 at 7:43 AM
$PYPL sitting at $70 with volume 67% above average, while $PAYO at $6 with 20% above average volume. PYPL clearly leading the Payments sector game with a higher price and stronger volume. Will this sector continue to see growth in the coming months?
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GOLDENSAFEBETS
GOLDENSAFEBETS Jun. 19 at 9:48 PM
$PAYO Got a sell signal on my monthly chart no longer 🐂 do like the company. Would dca at 4.40 area GLTA
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anoynmous99
anoynmous99 Jun. 13 at 8:47 PM
$PAYO Wow. Nasty day
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Traderdoggy
Traderdoggy Jun. 11 at 2:16 PM
$PAYO The more you look into the detail behind the rare earth situation you realize that this is something Trump was just a fool to get involved with. China has the industrialized nations over a barrel. That's one of the reasons that Trump wanted this minerals deal with Ukraine - however China is decades ahead of the West, the demand for rare earths is growing very fast and there's no way the west catches up to satisfy even most of the demand over the next decade if not two as it's not as easy as it may seem. As such, the tariffs are not going to be as big a deal as the market once feared, jeez maybe Trump will have to pay the tariffs out of pocket. As such Payo will be fine.
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swingingtech
swingingtech Jun. 9 at 11:13 AM
$XSHQ $PI $PAYO $POWL https://wallstreetwaves.com/xshqs-projected-analyst-target-over-the-next-year/
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style345
style345 Jun. 9 at 12:40 AM
$HOOD $ASTS $PAYO $OPFI $DAVE Thank you to these five companies for having made my results since March 2024 possible. Liberation day had me nervous, but I held on. Now, to see if the final scene of my seemingly under-valued actors comes through — PGY. I was lucky enough to be accurate on the previous big moves of PAYO, OPFI, and DAVE. Let’s bring down the house for me one more time.
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Traderdoggy
Traderdoggy Jun. 5 at 7:51 PM
$PAYO I think Payo is about to rip, just a hunch. China US relations may just get better, esp as regards the stuff Payo's client sell. Pretty soon this board will be busy again. Let's see.
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nyamsamb
nyamsamb Jun. 2 at 1:48 PM
$PAYO Doubled. Will double in low 6$.
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Traderdoggy
Traderdoggy May. 29 at 2:59 PM
$PAYO Nibbling a bit. So who knows where this tariff mess is going, but my 2c is that it's a good development for Payo and here's why. This legal ruling may actually allow Trump to back down should he choose - he may do that as it's clear that the blanket tariffs are not popular and unlikely to work. So if the ruling stands after the bigger courts review it, he has to rely on using other powers and these are likely to be more sector specific. So pharma, steel, autos and then selective policy moves such as the plane engines we saw today which in themselves is a get back at the rare earth export controls China put in place. However the stuff that Payo's clients deals in - toys, gadgets, sneakers, much of the stuff on Amazon, that stuff makes little sense to tariff as the US is not going to manufacture those and the inflation impact is real. Anyways we've gone from 145% to zero more or less and the stock hasn't responded much, ergo it's attractive if the above is a likely outcome.
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JimMJR
JimMJR May. 27 at 9:37 PM
$PAYO Don’t shoot the messenger…..just my opinion Nice bump up AH. Can it hold or will it sell off? I am not buying yet. I could be convinced if the overall market cause a sell off to 6.40 again. I want a discount 😉
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erevnon
erevnon May. 27 at 4:53 PM
Jefferies maintains Payoneer Global $PAYO at Buy and raises the price target from $8 to https://marketsblock.com/stock-upgrades-and-downgrades/
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