Enova International, Inc. (ENVA)
NYSE: ENVA · Real-Time Price · USD
168.58
-3.95 (-2.29%)
Apr 29, 2026, 4:00 PM EDT - Market closed

Enova International Earnings Call Transcripts

Fiscal Year 2026

Fiscal Year 2025

  • Record 2025 results featured 27% originations growth, 20% revenue growth, and 42% adjusted EPS growth, with strong credit performance and stable operating metrics. 2026 guidance calls for 15% originations growth and at least 20% adjusted EPS growth, excluding the pending Grasshopper Bank acquisition, which is expected to close in H2 2026.

  • M&A Announcement

    A $369 million cash and stock acquisition of Grasshopper Bancorp will create a digital-first bank-holding company, expanding geographic reach, product offerings, and funding sources. The deal is expected to deliver significant revenue and funding synergies, with EPS accretion over 25% within two years post-close.

  • The firm has evolved into a leading online lender for both consumers and small businesses, leveraging machine learning for underwriting and maintaining strong credit performance. Small business lending is outpacing consumer growth, with robust funding, high returns, and a flexible, online-only model supporting continued expansion.

  • Q3 2025 saw robust loan and revenue growth, record receivables, and strong credit metrics, with small business lending leading segment gains. Guidance calls for double-digit revenue and EPS growth in Q4, supported by ample liquidity and favorable market conditions.

  • Leadership transition is set for January, with a focus on continuity and strategic consistency. The company leverages machine learning for online lending to non-prime consumers and SMBs, maintaining strong credit performance and liquidity. Ongoing innovation and customer-centric product development remain priorities.

  • Q2 saw 22% revenue growth and 48% higher adjusted EPS, with strong SMB and consumer performance. Leadership transition and robust liquidity position the company for continued growth, with 2025 revenue and EPS expected to rise 20% and 30%, respectively.

  • Q1 2025 saw 22% revenue growth and 56% higher adjusted EPS, driven by strong demand, stable credit, and operating leverage. Guidance calls for continued growth in originations, revenue, and EPS, with robust liquidity and active share repurchases supporting shareholder value.

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Fiscal Year 2018

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