VISA INC.

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Ticker	V
CIK	0001403161
SIC	7389
Sector	Services
Industry Category	Business Services
Industry Group	Services – Misc. Business Services

Contact

Address	P.O. BOX 8999, SAN FRANCISCO, CA, 94128-8999
Website	usa.visa.com
Phone	650-432-3200
CEO	Alfred F. Kelly
Employees	26,500

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Standardized Financials

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Below is a preview of several data points from each financial statement, as well as a sample of our many calculated metrics:

Income Statement

Revenue	$41.39 billion
Pre-Tax Income	$24.72 billion
Net Income	$20.79 billion
Net Income to Common	$20.79 billion
EPS	$10.65

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Balance Sheet

Cash	$14.76 billion
Assets	$96.81 billion
Liabilities	$58.04 billion
Common Equity	$38.23 billion
Liabilities & Equity	$96.81 billion

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Cash Flow Statement

Net Income	$20.79 billion
Cash From Operating Activities	$24.44 billion
Cash From Investing Activities	$279.00 million
Cash From Financing Activities	$-22.47 billion
Change in Cash	$3.21 billion

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Calculations

NOPAT	$20.60 billion
EBITDA	$42.81 billion
Price to Earnings	$28.74
Price to Book	$15.63
ROE	53.95%

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Latest News

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Intrinio provides up-to-date news articles on every US company from various sources. Here are several examples:

Visa Extends Everyday Payments Reach From China Remittances To U.S. Rentals

Visa (NYSE:V) has formed a new platform partnership with UnionPay International to support cross-border money movement into China using Visa Direct. The company has launched Visa & Main, a platform aimed at giving U.S. small businesses greater access to resources, partners and growth tools. Visa also announced a collaboration with Amenify to enable value-added resident commerce in the U.S. rental market using existing Visa cards. Visa shares recently closed at $325.58, with the stock...

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How Visa’s $100M Small-Business Push and China Payout Expansion Will Impact Visa (V) Investors

In recent weeks, Visa has launched “Visa & Main,” a nationwide small-business platform that combines a US$100 million working capital facility with Lendistry, marketing support, and modern business tools to help entrepreneurs address funding gaps, customer reach, and digital adoption; it also expanded Visa Direct access into Chinese Mainland through a new agreement with UnionPay International. Together, these moves show Visa deepening its role as infrastructure for both small-business...

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Mastercard's Value-Added Services Boom in 2025: Buy, Hold or Sell?

MA's value-added services drove strong growth in Q4 and 2025, but regulatory risks and growing competition cloud the outlook. Is MA a buy, hold or sell?

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Could the digital euro get a green light in 2026?

The push for a digital euro has gained greater urgency as Europe seeks to bolster its financial sovereignty, with hopes the proposal will move forward this year after European lawmakers Tuesday backed the plans.There is renewed optimism that the European Parliament could really take that step this year after lawmakers on Tuesday expressed their support for the project.

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EPI chief urges reduction in Europe’s dependence on Visa and Mastercard

The remarks come as policymakers warn that the market dominance of US providers could be used as leverage if transatlantic relations were to worsen.

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