VisaV

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Runs the world’s largest card payments network, earning fees when people pay with Visa cards issued by banks; it does not lend money itself.

By financial year

Visa’s figures by financial year
FigureFY2022FY2023FY2024FY2025FY2026
Income
Revenue$29.3bn$32.7bn$35.9bn$40.0bn$45.9bn
Operating income$18.8bn$21.0bn$23.6bn$24.0bn$28.1bn
Net income$15.0bn$17.3bn$19.7bn$20.1bn$23.5bn
Cash flow
Cash from operations$18.8bn$20.8bn$19.9bn$23.1bn$23.7bn
Capital spending$970m$1.1bn$1.3bn$1.5bn$1.7bn
Free cash flow$17.9bn$19.7bn$18.7bn$21.6bn$22.1bn
Share buybacks$11.6bn$12.1bn$16.7bn$18.3bn$20.5bn
Balance sheet (at the end of the period)
Cash and investments$15.7bn$16.3bn$12.0bn$17.2bn$12.9bn
Total debt$22.4bn$20.5bn$20.8bn$25.2bn$22.1bn
Net debt (debt less cash)$6.8bn$4.2bn$8.9bn$8.0bn$9.1bn
Shareholders’ equity$35.6bn$38.7bn$39.1bn$37.9bn$36.1bn

By quarter

Visa’s figures by quarter
FigureQ1 FY2025Q2 FY2025Q3 FY2025Q4 FY2025Q1 FY2026Q2 FY2026Q3 FY2026Q4 FY2026
Income
Revenue$9.5bn$9.6bn$10.2bn$10.7bn$10.9bn$11.2bn$11.6bn$12.1bn
Operating income$6.2bn$5.4bn$6.2bn$6.1bn$6.7bn$7.2bn$6.9bn$7.3bn
Net income$5.1bn$4.6bn$5.3bn$5.1bn$5.9bn$6.0bn$5.6bn$6.0bn
Cash flow
Cash from operations$5.4bn$4.7bn$6.7bn$6.2bn$6.8bn$3.0bn$6.6bn$7.4bn
Capital spending$345m$327m$421m$389m$378m$383m$417m$493m
Free cash flow$5.1bn$4.4bn$6.3bn$5.8bn$6.4bn$2.6bn$6.1bn$6.9bn
Share buybacks$4.0bn$4.6bn$4.8bn$4.9bn$3.7bn$7.9bn$4.8bn$4.0bn
Balance sheet (at the end of the period)
Cash and investments$12.4bn$11.7bn$17.1bn$17.2bn$14.8bn$12.4bn$12.4bn$12.9bn
Total debt$20.6bn$20.8bn$25.1bn$25.2bn$21.2bn$24.0bn$23.9bn$22.1bn
Net debt (debt less cash)$8.2bn$9.0bn$8.0bn$8.0bn$6.4bn$11.6bn$11.5bn$9.1bn
Shareholders’ equity$38.3bn$38.0bn$38.7bn$37.9bn$38.8bn$35.7bn$35.2bn$36.1bn

From Visa’s annual (10-K) and quarterly (10-Q) reports to the SEC; each column heading links to its filing. Fourth quarters, and quarterly cash flows, are worked out from the year’s totals. Earnings per share for a fourth quarter can’t be, so it is left blank. Per-share figures before a share split are adjusted to today’s shares.

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