Corpay in the news

Corpay's stock hit an all-time high of $426.77 due to strong revenue growth and positive analyst revisions, following better-than-expected Q2 2026 results.

Corpay Inc.'s stock underperformed its competitors despite daily gains on Wednesday.

Corpay integrates stablecoin payments and wallets for corporate clients through a partnership with BVNK to enhance cross-border transactions and internal treasury operations.

Corpay reported strong Q2 results, divested a non-core UK fleet software business, and faced a one-time FTC charge, as it sharpens its focus on corporate payments.

RBC Capital maintained a Hold rating for Corpay Inc, despite strong buy consensus and positive revenue growth, amidst negative insider sentiment.

Corpay expects sustained growth driven by strong corporate payments performance, strategic divestitures, and technology adoption including AI and blockchain.

Corpay is moving its cross-border business office to a prebuilt floor in a Midtown Manhattan tower with new amenities.

Corpay Cross-Border Solutions moved to a new prebuilt office in Midtown East with an 11-year lease.

Corpay provides automated business payment and spend management solutions across employee, B2B, and international markets while facing regulatory scrutiny and rising fintech competition.

Corpay executives presented at the Morgan Stanley US Financials Conference to discuss business performance and outlook.

Corpay finalized the sale of its PayByPhone mobile parking business to Lightyear Capital to focus on core corporate payment services.

Corpay Inc. shares performed better than its competitors during a positive day of trading.

Corpay beat Q1 earnings expectations through strong cross-border revenue growth but maintains a cautious outlook amid rising operational costs.

strategic foreign exchange partnership with Valerenga Fotball AS highlights expansion into sports industry risk management.

Corpay has partnered with Vålerenga Fotball AS to provide foreign exchange risk management and global payment services.

Director Steven T. Stull purchased $2.5 million worth of shares following strong third-quarter financial results for the business payments company.

Financial results for Q1 2026 beat expectations while a US$7 billion debt restructuring lowered interest costs to support future growth in digital payment solutions.

Corpay outperformed Q1 revenue and EBITDA expectations despite issuing conservative full-year guidance compared to its financial services peers.

Corpay management will attend the Baird and Morgan Stanley investor conferences in New York during June 2026.

Corpay is optimizing its capital structure and refinancing billions in debt to reduce interest expenses while expanding its global cross-border payment platform.