Bill's Stock Due to Climb After Lagging Fintech Sector -- Market Talk

Dow Jones
Sep 20, 2025

1251 ET - Bill Holdings is due for a bull run as the company tries to outperform low Wall Street growth forecasts, Truist analysts say in a research note as they upgrade shares to buy from hold. The business-assistance software company is set up to exceed analyst expectations in core revenue growth with both easier comps ahead and better-than-expected customer growth in its Embedded Solutions segment, the analysts say. Bill stock has been a laggard in the fintech sector for the past couple of years due to both a lack of investor interest in small- to mid-cap fintech companies and a slowdown in core revenue growth, but that has reset the stock low enough for investors to become bullish again, the analysts say. They also see sizable long positions held by activist shareholders as a plus. Shares rise 0.6% to $52.90. (dean.seal@wsj.com)

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September 19, 2025 12:51 ET (16:51 GMT)

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