Deluxe reported better than expected results for the third quarter, with improved revenue, net income, and adjusted EBITDA margins. The company also secured two new deals and announced plans to lower future operating expenses.
Delivered improved sequential third quarter financial results
Sales-driven success and historic transformation accelerate
Confidence in financial strength as liquidity continues to build
Payments segment delivered strong revenue growth of 15.6%
The Company does expect fourth quarter 2020 year-over-year revenue performance on a percentage basis to be softer than third quarter 2020 due to expected COVID-related delays in customer implementations of new wins and data campaigns. This will be most evident in Payments, where the Company expects a temporary slowing of double-digit growth to low/mid-single digit growth. The Company is confident in Payments’ growth prospects and expects overall margins to remain in the long-term target range.
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