StoneCo Publishes Third-Quarter 2026 Earnings Call Transcript

By Public Technologies
  • StoneCo cut its 2026 adjusted gross profit outlook to R$ 6.1–6.2 billion from R$ 6.6–7 billion.
  • Adjusted basic earnings per share guidance fell to R$ 9.1–9.5 from R$ 10.8–11.4.
  • Management cited higher interest rates, greater credit losses and short-term pressure from client-retention initiatives for the reductions.
  • Executives withdrew 2027 targets amid economic uncertainty; they will decide whether to issue updated guidance when reporting full-year results.
  • The November 12, 2026, third-quarter earnings call featured CEO Mateus Scherer, CFO Diego Salgado and Head of IR Roberta Noronha.


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