Q2 FY26 · Ended Jun 30, 2026 · View SEC filing
The acquisition debt now eats deep into operating profit
Interest rose far faster than operating income, so repaying debt now shapes how much growth reaches net profit.
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Gross margin fell on the acquired business, but overhead grew slower than revenue, leaving operating margin nearly where it was.
Net earnings went from a loss to $231M because Worldpay losses and other charges fell away, so profit growth now rests on operations.
Most revenue comes from multi-year processing contracts the filing calls critical to clients, so it recurs without new sales.
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