Fidelity National Information Services $FIS has been below the investment radar despite offering a combination of recurring returns, low exposure to consumer fluctuations and an interesting valuation. Although the stock is down more than 7% since the start of 2025, analysts like Dan Kupferberg view FIS as a promising candidate for an earnings season rebound.
- With its SaaS model and service contracts, $FIShas predictable cash flow
- This provides stability even during macroeconomic uncertainty
- Forward P/E 2026 ~11.4x, which is below the FinTech sector average
- Opens up room for re-rating if results exceed expectations
- Expecting a solid report in May, which may change the share price trend
- Kupferberg sees a good risk/reward ratio, especially at current levels
- Company is actively returning capital to shareholders (dividends + buybacks)
- This supports the overall investment attractiveness even in a period of stagnation
YTD performance (2025)
-7 %
Share of recurring revenue
~80 %
Forward P/E (2026)
11,4×
$FIS May appeal to investors seeking a combination of stability, low valuation and growth potential. Ahead of upcoming quarterly results, the title could be an interesting bet for a turnaround - especially if margins improve and a strong outlook is confirmed.
Interesting company, but I'd rather wait for the results as the stock could still fall to a better price.