Global Payments (NYSE:GPN) remains steadfast in its business trajectory despite various market signals. While retaining its dividend at $0.25, the company's major stake holders, such as Sterling Capital Management LLC and Bank of Montreal, have reportedly reduced their stakes. Q3 2025 earnings exceeded expectations in terms of EPS, yet revenue was slight behind projections. A new Point-of-Sale software launched by the company has resonated well with merchants. Moreover, Global Payments has kick-started the marketing for a $6.2B debt offering geared towards the Worldpay deal. Despite recent profit margin gains piquing intrigue about the sustainability of the efficiency improvements, the firm's aggressive margin growth reinforces the quality of its profits - even amidst slower revenue growth projections. Global Payments also raised its price target to $95.00 according to Royal Bank Of Canada, a potential silver lining amidst an extended period of stock price decline. The company declares an ambitious acquisition of Worldpay, in addition to financial recasting related to this particular deal. Despite a recent 10% plummet, the firm represents a solid value stock according to some experts, and rates as a top momentum stock for the long term.
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