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To own Inter & Co, you need to believe its digital model can keep converting customer growth into profitable, high quality earnings despite tough competition and credit risk. The stronger second quarter of 2026, with higher net income and EPS, supports the near term profitability catalyst but does not remove concerns about high bad loans and relatively low return on equity. For now, the earnings beat reinforces, rather than reshapes, the core risk reward debate.
Among recent developments, the opening of Inter & Co’s state licensed Miami branch in June 2026 looks particularly relevant. The Q2 earnings strength lands just as the bank begins operating this U.S. hub, which is intended to support international cards and credit products. Together, the improving profitability and new U.S. platform sharpen the focus on whether Inter & Co can scale cross border operations efficiently without amplifying regulatory, credit and technology related risks.
Yet, alongside these better earnings, investors should be aware that rising regulatory and compliance demands could still...
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Inter & Co's narrative projects R$16.3 billion revenue and R$3.3 billion earnings by 2029.
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Before this Q2 beat, the most pessimistic analysts were assuming Inter & Co’s revenue would reach about R$15.9 billion and earnings around R$2.9 billion by 2029, yet still assign a low future PE of 5.9x. Compared with the current narrative around improving profitability and the Miami expansion, that is a much harsher view of margin pressure and risk, and it could shift meaningfully as these new results are digested.
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