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Nubank debuts on stock exchange as Latin America’s most valuable bank
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December 9, 2021
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RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – Nubank’s shares debuted on the Brazilian and U.S. Stock Exchanges (NYSE) on Wednesday, December 8, when the digital bank priced its shares at US$9 each in an initial public offering (IPO).
Founded 8 years ago to offer a free credit card, Nubank has thus become the most valuable bank in Latin America, worth US$41.5 billion, ahead of Itaú Unibanco.
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Nu Holdings
$73.28B
Market cap
Analyst target $18.78
Wall Street view
3.7Moderate Buy/ 5
11 Buy7 Hold2 Sell
Avg. price target $18.78 · +25% vs 200-day
Valuation & profitability
Market cap$73.28B
Revenue (TTM)$8.44B
P / E ratio20.5
Profit margin42.7%
Return on equity31.6%
Price & risk
52-wk low
$11.2052-wk high
$18.98
$11.2052-wk high
$18.98
Beta (volatility)0.94
200-day average$15.00
Revenue trend · 6y
20202025
Latest $15.88B
Ownership
Institutions82.0%
Shares outstanding3.81B
Top holderBlackRock Inc
Institutional holders5+ funds
Dividend
No regular dividend — earnings reinvested for growth.
What Nu Holdings does. Nu Holdings Ltd. provides digital banking platform in Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, the Cayman Islands, and the United States. The company provides spending solutions comprising Nu credit and prepaid card, a digitally enabled card that acts as a credit and a prepaid card; Nubank+ Tier, an evolution of the Nu experience; Ultraviolet credit…
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