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XP Inc. (Nasdaq: XP) is a technology-driven financial services company that focuses on low-fee financial products and services in Brazil. As a listed foreign private issuer, XP regularly publishes detailed earnings releases, macroeconomic research, and capital management announcements that generate a steady flow of news for investors and market observers.
News about XP Inc. often centers on its quarterly and annual financial results, where the company reports metrics such as total client assets, net inflows, retail and institutional revenue, corporate and issuer services revenue, margins, and returns on equity. These updates also describe trends in areas like fixed income, equities, cards, credit portfolios, retirement plans, and insurance-related gross written premiums.
Another important category of XP news involves capital allocation decisions. The company has announced share repurchase programs, dividend declarations, and the cancellation or retirement of treasury Class A shares. Such releases typically explain the authorized size and duration of buyback programs, the intended funding sources, and how these actions fit into XP’s broader capital distribution plan.
XP also issues research-driven communications, including macroeconomic reports on Brazil and analyses of government initiatives such as payroll-deductible loan programs. These pieces present the company’s internal forecasts for GDP growth, inflation, and fiscal conditions, and discuss how policy changes may affect credit and household income.
Investors following XP news can use this page to track financial performance updates, platform and product developments, macro research publications, and board-approved capital management actions, all of which shape the ongoing story of XP’s role in Brazil’s financial sector.
XP (NASDAQ: XP) reported 4Q25 results and full-year 2025 metrics: Total Client Assets R$1.5 trillion (+16% YoY), 4Q25 gross revenue R$5.279bn (+12% YoY) and 2025 adjusted net income R$5.218bn (+15% YoY). The company highlighted capital discipline, Wholesale Bank growth, expanded loan portfolio and continued investment in technology and advisors.
XP (Nasdaq: XP) announced three capital actions: a cash dividend, retirement of treasury shares, and a new share repurchase program.
Dividend: US$0.18 per Class A share, payable December 18, 2025, to holders of record December 10, 2025, totaling approximately R$500 million at current exchange rates.
Treasury retirement: Cancellation of 10,970,754 Class A shares (~2.1%), reducing total shares from 530,859,761 to 519,889,007.
Buyback: Authorization to repurchase up to R$1.0 billion (or USD equivalent) from November 18, 2025 through November 18, 2026, to be funded with existing cash and executed under market rules.
XP (NASDAQ: XP) reported 3Q25 results on November 17, 2025: Total client assets R$1.425 trillion (+12% YoY, +4% QoQ) and combined client assets/AuM/AuA R$1.9 trillion (+16% YoY). Gross revenue R$4.942 billion (+9% YoY) and net income R$1.33 billion (+12% YoY); diluted EPS R$2.47 (+13% YoY). Key drivers included Corporate & Issuer Services (+32% YoY) and expanded loan portfolio of R$67 billion (+33% YoY). Capital actions: R$842 million repurchased YTD, new R$1.0 billion buyback program and R$500 million dividend to be paid in 2025. Operational notes: Retail DATs and annualized take rate slightly declined; NPS remained high at 74.
XP Inc. (NASDAQ: XP) reported its Q2 2025 financial results, showing mixed performance. Total client assets reached R$1.37 trillion, up 14% YoY, while net income hit a record R$1.32 billion, increasing 18% YoY. The company achieved a diluted EPS of R$2.46, up 22% YoY.
Key metrics showed both growth and challenges: gross revenue increased 4% YoY to R$4.67 billion, while net revenue rose 6% to R$4.46 billion. However, net inflows declined 70% YoY to R$10 billion, and EBT margin contracted 321 bps YoY to 29.6%. The retail business remained strong with 9% YoY revenue growth to R$3.58 billion, while maintaining a stable take rate of 1.25%.
Notable growth areas included credit portfolio (+24% YoY), gross written premiums (+45% YoY), and fixed income revenue (+20% YoY). The company maintained strong capital position with a BIS Ratio of 20.1% and executed share repurchases totaling R$915 million in H1 2025.
XP Inc. (Nasdaq: XP), a leading Brazilian financial services platform, has announced the cancellation of 12,053,924 Class A shares from its treasury holdings, representing 2.2% of total shares. The cancellation was approved by the Company's Board of Directors and has been executed on May 20, 2025. Following this action, XP's total share count has decreased from 540,052,383 to 527,998,459 shares.
XP Inc. (Nasdaq: XP) has announced a new share repurchase program approved by its board of directors. The program allows XP to repurchase up to R$1.0 billion (one billion Brazilian Reais) worth of its Class A common shares from the open market or through private negotiations. The repurchase period will run from May 21st, 2025 until the earlier of program completion or December 31st, 2026.
The company plans to use existing cash to fund the repurchases, which will be executed through an appointed broker. The program will comply with SEC Rules 10b-18 and 10b5-1, with the actual timing, number, and value of repurchased shares depending on factors including price, market conditions, and alternative investment opportunities. The board retains the right to adjust, suspend, or discontinue the program.
XP Inc. (Nasdaq: XP) has released its latest Brazil Macro Monthly report, revising GDP growth forecasts upward to 2.3% for 2025 (from 2.0%) and 1.5% for 2026 (from 1.0%). The improved outlook is attributed to strong job market performance, resilient household income, and federal government stimulus measures.
Key projections include: inflation forecast at 6.0% for 2025 and 4.7% for 2026, BRL/USD exchange rate maintained at 6.00 by year-end, and an estimated need for BRL 110 billion in additional government revenue to meet the 2026 surplus target. The report highlights concerns about global uncertainty, particularly regarding U.S. tariffs and dollar weakness, while noting that monetary policy remains tight to combat inflation pressures.
XP Inc (Nasdaq: XP) has released a research report analyzing Brazil's new payroll-deductible loan program for private sector workers. The program, launched on March 21, is projected to add 0.6% to Brazil's GDP growth, equivalent to BRL 70 billion (USD 11.7 billion) annually.
The initiative, accessible through the Digital Work Card app, extends to 47 million formal employees, including household and agricultural workers. Within weeks of launch, it has already facilitated BRL 4.5 billion in loans.
The program's impact operates through two channels: a substitution effect (+0.35pp GDP) as consumers replace high-cost debt with cheaper loans, and an incremental effect (+0.2pp GDP) from increased credit access. Consequently, XP has revised Brazil's GDP growth forecasts upward to 2.3% for 2025 and 1.5% for 2026.
XP Inc. (NASDAQ: XP) reported its Q4 2024 financial results, showing solid growth across key metrics. The company achieved a 9% increase in Client Assets to R$1.2 trillion, with total revenue growing 15% to R$18 billion and adjusted net income rising 17% to R$4.5 billion.
The company's strategic focus remains on three key pillars: Leadership in Core Business, Retail Cross-Sell, and Wholesale operations. XP maintained its position as Brazil's largest investment advisory network with 18,000 advisors. The company's Q4 performance showed a 37% YoY increase in Total Net Inflow to R$25 billion, while active clients grew to 4.7 million.
Notable achievements include a record efficiency ratio of 34.7% and strong performance in fixed-income trading, with daily trades reaching approximately 40,000. The company distributed 74% of net income through dividends and share buybacks in 2024, demonstrating commitment to shareholder returns.