Wise Group plc reported Q2 FY27 net revenue of $739.1 million, up 21% year over year, while transaction revenue rose 22% to $561.3 million. Cross-border volume was $71.7 billion, up 22%, and active customers reached 12.5 million, up 20%. Customer holdings were $43.5 billion, up 28%; 78% of transfers were instant, up 4 percentage points, while the cross-border take rate was 0.49%, down 3 basis points year over year.
Wise expects FY27 net revenue growth of 17.5%–20% on a constant currency basis, the upper half of its 15%–20% medium-term target range. It expects FY27 income before tax (‘IBT’) margin around the top of its 20%–25% range; H1 FY27 margin is expected to be c.23%, including one-off expenses equivalent to c.2ppts. The net revenue guidance includes recent central-bank interest-rate increases, assumes no material change in the proportion of interest paid to customers, and omits any further income or expense that may result from future rate changes. Wise went live in Malaysia with its ninth direct integration, launched Wise Account and Wise Card in Thailand, introduced Wise Assets in New Zealand, and announced a Wise Platform partnership with OakNorth to power international payments for UK business customers.
Wise Group plc (WSE) repurchased 996,168 Class A ordinary shares on Nasdaq and/or other applicable trading venues and 1,683,772 on the London Stock Exchange and other venues from October 5 through October 9, 2026. The repurchased shares will be held in treasury.
The purchases are part of a buyback program under which Wise expects to repurchase up to £405 million (approximately $540 million) of Class A ordinary shares. Goldman Sachs International or one of its affiliates made the purchases on the company’s behalf.
Wise Group plc (WSE) announced Barak Eilam’s appointment to its Board as a Non-Executive Director and Chair Designate. He will take over as Chair from David Wells and will chair the Nominating and Corporate Governance committee. Eilam spent 25 years at NICE, serving as its CEO from 2014 to 2024, and currently serves on the boards of FactSet, CCC Intelligent Solutions and Similarweb.
Wells, who has been Chair since 2021, will step down as Chair and a Director in April 2027. Wise says it supported around 19 million people and businesses in fiscal year 2026, processed over $240 billion in cross-border transactions and saved customers over $3 billion.
Wise Group plc repurchased 400,000 Class A ordinary shares on Nasdaq and/or other applicable US trading venues and 985,601 Class A ordinary shares on the London Stock Exchange from September 28, 2026 through and including October 2, 2026. The shares will be held in treasury. Purchases were made through Goldman Sachs International or one of its affiliates and form part of the buyback program announced July 21, 2026. Wise expects to repurchase up to £405 million (approximately $540 million) of Class A ordinary shares under the program.
Wise Group plc repurchased 644,479 Class A ordinary shares on Nasdaq and/or other applicable US trading venues and 849,521 on the London Stock Exchange and other venues from September 21 up to and including September 25, 2026. The shares will be held in treasury. The purchases were part of the buyback program announced July 21, 2026, under which Wise expects to repurchase up to £405 million (approximately $540 million) of its Class A ordinary shares.
Wise Group plc reported that shareholders passed all eight ordinary resolutions at its September 24, 2026 annual general meeting. The resolutions covered receipt of the audited financial statements for the year ended March 31, 2026; appointment of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP as auditor and authorization for directors, acting through the Audit Committee, to determine auditor remuneration; election of David Bolling Wells, Emmanuel Thomassin, Terri Lynn Duhon and Hooi Ling Tan as directors; and authority for the company to purchase its own shares.
The own-share purchase authorization received 2,097,582,802 votes for and 343,312 against, or 99.98% of shares voted; 74.89% of issued share capital voted on that resolution. Director-election support ranged from 97.54% for David Bolling Wells to 99.96% for Terri Lynn Duhon. The company noted that Kristo Käärmann’s voting rights were capped at one vote below 50% of votes eligible to be cast on each shareholder resolution, affecting the reported issued-share-capital voting percentage.
Wise Group plc (WSE) reports that between September 14 and September 18, 2026, it repurchased 842,561 Class A ordinary shares on Nasdaq and other applicable US trading venues and 1,145,131 Class A ordinary shares on the London Stock Exchange and other venues. The shares were bought through Goldman Sachs International or its affiliates and will be held in treasury. These transactions form part of Wise’s previously announced share buyback program, under which it expects to repurchase up to £405 million (approximately $540 million) of its Class A ordinary shares. Wise also highlights its global payments scale, supporting around 19 million customers in fiscal year 2026 and processing over $240 billion in cross-border transactions.
Wise Group plc (WSE) reported that between September 7 and September 11, 2026 it repurchased a total of 1,714,573 Class A ordinary shares, including 800,000 shares on Nasdaq and U.S. venues and 914,573 shares on the London Stock Exchange and related venues, via Goldman Sachs International or its affiliates. The repurchased shares will be held in treasury.
These transactions form part of Wise’s previously announced share buyback program under which it expects to repurchase up to £405 million (approximately $540 million) of Class A ordinary shares. Wise describes itself as a global technology company that in fiscal year 2026 supported around 19 million customers, processing over $240 billion in cross-border transactions and saving customers over $3 billion.
Wise Group plc (WSE) reports that between August 31 and September 4, 2026 it repurchased Class A ordinary shares under its existing share buyback program. The company bought 674,826 Class A shares on Nasdaq and other US venues and 507,952 Class A shares on the London Stock Exchange and other venues, executed through Goldman Sachs International or an affiliate.
The repurchased shares will be held in treasury. These transactions form part of a broader buyback under which Wise expects to repurchase up to £405 million (approximately $540 million) of its Class A ordinary shares.
Wise Group plc (WSE) reports that between August 24 and August 28, 2026 it repurchased 286,461 Class A ordinary shares on Nasdaq and other US venues and 512,074 Class A ordinary shares on the London Stock Exchange and related venues through Goldman Sachs International or an affiliate. The repurchased shares will be held in treasury and form part of Wise’s share buyback program announced on July 21, 2026, under which the company expects to repurchase up to £405 million (approximately $540 million) of Class A ordinary shares.
Wise describes itself as a global technology company facilitating cross-border money movement and accounts. In fiscal year 2026, it supported around 19 million people and businesses, processing over $240 billion in cross-border transactions and saving customers over $3 billion.