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XP Inc. reports developments across a technology-driven financial services platform that provides low-fee financial products and services in Brazil. Its updates commonly cover quarterly financial results, client assets, net inflows, revenue from retail, institutional and Corporate & Issuer Services activities, and customer experience metrics tied to its advisory model.
The company also reports on an open product platform spanning equities, fixed income, mutual and hedge funds, structured products, life insurance, pension plans and real-estate investment funds. Recurring corporate updates include XPV&P insurance activity, collateralized credit portfolio disclosures, asset-management and trading events, dividends, treasury-share retirements and Class A share repurchase authorizations.
XP (Nasdaq: XP) announced that its board of directors approved the cancellation of existing treasury Class A shares. On the announcement date, the company cancelled 11,791,755 Class A shares, representing 2.3% of total shares, reducing the overall share count from 520,292,030 to 508,500,275.
XP (NASDAQ: XP) reported 2Q26 net revenue of R$4.9 billion, up 9% year-over-year and 3% quarter-over-quarter, with gross revenue of R$5.1 billion. Gross profit reached R$3.4 billion, and gross margin was 68.6%.
EBT was R$1.6 billion, rising 15% YoY and 10% QoQ, with EBT margin improving to 32.0%. Net income totaled R$1.4 billion, 5% higher both YoY and QoQ, while diluted EPS increased 9% YoY to R$2.67.
Total client assets reached R$1.5 trillion, up 12% YoY, supported by R$28 billion in net inflows during the quarter and R$103 billion over the last 12 months. Wholesale bank revenue grew 32% YoY to R$1.2 billion, and the expanded loan portfolio rose 16% YoY to R$78 billion.
XP’s adjusted ROAE was 22.5% and adjusted ROTE 27.2%. The managerial BIS capital ratio stood at 20.3% and CET1 at 17.1%. The company repurchased about R$1 billion in shares in 1H26 and continues to execute an additional R$1 billion buyback program.
XP (Nasdaq: XP) announced a planned succession in its CFO position as part of its next growth phase. Gustavo Alejo Viviani will become CFO on August 3, 2026, following the departure of Victor Andreu Mansur Farinassi on May 31, 2026.
CEO Thiago Maffra will act as interim CFO during the transition, while André Parize continues as Investor Relations Officer, supporting continuity in XP’s financial management and engagement with the investment community.
XP (Nasdaq: XP) announced two capital allocation actions: a cash dividend and a new share repurchase program.
The board declared a US$0.20 per Class A share dividend, totaling about R$500 million, payable on June 18, 2026. A new buyback authorizes repurchases of up to R$1.0 billion in Class A shares from May 19, 2026 to May 20, 2027, funded with existing cash.
XP (NASDAQ: XP) reported 1Q26 net revenue of R$4.7 billion, up 8% year-over-year, and adjusted net income of R$1.3 billion, up 7%. Adjusted diluted EPS was R$2.49, 9% higher YoY. Total client assets reached R$1.5 trillion, while the BIS capital ratio rose to 20.7%.
Net inflows slowed and margins and returns compressed versus 1Q25, but XP announced a new R$1.0 billion share buyback and R$500 million in dividends, to be paid on June 18, 2026.
XP (Nasdaq: XP) hosted its inaugural Expert Trader XP event on April 1, 2026, presenting over 84 hours of content and 60 speakers.
The forum featured trading psychologist Tom Hougaard and charting pioneer Ralph Acampora, focused on trading discipline, blending technical, fundamental and AI insights, and professionalizing Brazil's trading community.
XP Inc. (NASDAQ: XP) hosted the inaugural XP Asset Management Global Conference in Miami on March 16, 2026, convening global asset managers, market strategists and institutional investors to discuss international market outlooks and cross-border investment opportunities.
Speakers from major firms including BlackRock, PIMCO, Vanguard and JPMorgan Asset Management addressed macro trends, private markets, fixed income, equities, alternatives and the growing role of geopolitics in asset allocation.
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.