Horizon Robotics

Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., Ltd.

6WS.SG,0P0001MVOP,0

Goldman Sachs presented its global equity ideas for December, highlighting the securities of five companies to which analysts give a potential upside of 70% or more, <a href="https://www.cnbc.com/2025/12/05/5-stocks-that-goldman-sachs-gives-over-70percent-upside-in-the-coming-year-.html">writes</a> CNBC. Among them:

Goldman has named the stocks with the most potential. One of them can grow up to 90%

Spotify Technology S.A.

Uber Technologies, Inc.

Airbnb, Inc.

Revolut, a global fintech leader with more than 65 million customers worldwide, announced that it has completed a stock sale at a company-wide valuation of $75 billion, a sharp increase from the $45 billion valuation the company received last year, Bloomberg <a href="https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-11-24/revolut-notches-75-billion-valuation-in-long-running-share-sale?srnd=homepage-europe">writes.</a>

Revolut ended the stock sale at a $75 billion valuation. It grew 1.6 times in a year

PSQ Holdings, Inc.

Shares of small cap PSQ Holdings (PublicSquare), whose shareholders include Donald Trump Jr., are up today, November 10, after the company <a href="https://investors.publicsq.com/news/news-details/2025/PublicSquare-to-Acquire-Assets-of-Tandym-Adding-Virtual--Private-Label-Credit-Cards-to-its-Growing-Fintech-Ecosystem/default.aspx">announced</a>&nbsp;an agreement to acquire certain assets of payment platform Tandym. One of Tandym’s partners is the streaming service Spotify.

Trump Jr.-backed PublicSquare buying Tandym software assets to boost fintech offering

Nu Holdings Ltd.

Two fintech companies founded by Russian natives have become direct competitors in the Mexican banking market. They are Nikolay Storonsky's Revolut neobank and Plata Card, a startup by former top managers of Tinkoff Bank with investments from the bank's founder Oleg Tinkov and Baring Vostok founder Michael Calvey. Both companies have received full banking licenses from the national regulator, are focused on aggressive growth and are seeking IPOs. What will they fight for and what challenges might they face in Mexico?

Battle for Eldorado: what will Plata and Revolut fight for in Mexico?

If quotes don't recover, Fiserv risks becoming a major outsider to the S&amp;P 500 index in 2025

Shares of fintech company collapse 40% after 'inexplicable' deterioration in outlook

MercadoLibre, Inc.

Brazilian fintech Nubank, marketplace MercadoLibre and startup Plata, founded by former top managers of Tinkoff, operate in the same marketplace

Revolut has obtained a full banking license in Mexico. Why is this market important?

Europe's most valuable startup has 65 million customers in 40 countries

FT: UK regulator delays Revolut's issuance of full banking license

BILL Holdings, Inc.

Now may be a good time to buy Bill Holdings, a mid-cap fintech that develops solutions to automate the finances of small and mid-sized businesses, <a href="https://www.fool.com/investing/2025/09/29/1-growth-stock-down-85-to-buy-hand-over-fist-accor/">argues</a>&nbsp;Motley Fool contributing analyst Jennifer Saibil. The market has yet to recognize the company’s potential: Bill is still growing quickly and has recently turned profitable, yet its stock price, way off its 2021 all-time high, has yet to recover, she noted.

Motley Fool says take a closer look at fintech Bill after 36% YTD slump

Klarna

Affirm Holdings, Inc.

The IPO of Swedish buy-now-pay-later service Klarna took place on September 10

Klarna stock has received its first ratings from analysts since its IPO. What do they advise?

Preliminary trading in shares of European fintech startup Klarna, which specializes in online installment payments, began on the Freedom client trading system under the ticker <a href="https://tradernet.global/what-to-buy/stocks/KLAR.US?utm_campaign=pfu6926530&amp;href=%2Fwhat-to-buy%2Fstocks%2FKLAR.US">KLAR.US.</a> Klarna's IPO was one of the largest on Wall Street in 2025. The company's securities will appear on the New York Stock Exchange later Wednesday.

Klarna IPO: shares of one of Europe's most valuable fintech startups begin trading

Oracle Corporation

Donald Trump has called on the EU to impose duties of up to 100% on goods from China and India for buying Russian oil - following Washington, which has already raised import duties on Indian goods. Swedish fintech startup Klarna announced the results of its IPO in New York with a $15 billion valuation, while Oracle shares jumped 28% thanks to large cloud contracts and integration with OpenAI. These and other topics are in our review of key events on the morning of September 10.

Highlights for the morning: Trump's duties, Oracle rally, Klarna IPO and the dispute over Fed independence

Since the beginning of 2025, the company's securities have risen in price by 47%