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10 Jun 2026, 01:08 UTC · 8h ago
Enova International: Structurally Undervalued
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10 Jun 2026, 01:08 UTC · 8h ago
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Enova International is transitioning from an online lender to a bank holding company through the acquisition of Grasshopper Bank. — A transition to a bank holding company fundamentally changes the company's capital structure, funding costs, and growth potential.
+0.60Enova has achieved a compounded annual growth rate of 24% for adjusted EBITDA and 31% for loans. — Strong historical growth in earnings and loan volume suggests a scalable and efficient business model.
+0.40The company is exposed to non-prime borrowers with weak financial profiles, creating risk if machine learning models underperform during economic downturns. — High exposure to subprime borrowers increases the risk of significant credit losses during a recession.
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The analyst assigns a Buy rating with a significant price target upside, citing strong EBITDA growth and the strategic acquisition of Grasshopper Bank.
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