Corpay (CPAY) has been making notable moves in the market, attracting investor attention, resulting in a
10.1% stock surge in the aftermath of an earnings beat and insider share purchases. The payment platform has shown signs of being undervalued, sparking interest from a director who made a $2.5m stock purchase. Despite Wolfe Research maintaining a 'Buy' rating, they have cut their target price to $375. Mastercard's new 2.3% strategic stake in the CPAY could potentially alter the bull case for the company. Subsequently, its stock slipped as a result of investor concerns ‐ however, it regained momentum post a 12% one-month share price rebound. CPAY continues to showcase
strong growth, with a 7% gain observed in the last three months. This growth has been bolstered with the raising of their 2025 outlook and key acquisitions. CPAY Q3 results surpassed estimates, reporting strong revenue and EPS growth. A
$300 million bet from Mastercard on CPAY's cross-border platform also marks a significant shift for potential investors. This flurry of activity isn't without scrutiny as CPAY is under investigations by the shareholder firm Purcell & Lefkowitz LLP.
Corpay CPAY News Analytics from Wed, 07 May 2025 07:00:00 GMT to Sat, 10 Jan 2026 05:14:02 GMT -
Rating 8
- Innovation 7
- Information 7
- Rumor 4
