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At its core, owning WEX stock means believing in the company’s ability to successfully evolve beyond traditional fuel cards into an integrated provider of payment and mobility solutions, especially as EV adoption rises. The recent integration of Tesla Superchargers expands WEX’s EV charging network, directly addressing short-term competitive risks from fintech disruptors by boosting platform utility. However, this does not fully remove concerns about reliance on legacy fuel cards or exposure to margin compression from increased competition.
Of the latest announcements, WEX’s September 2025 deal expanding its EV charging network with Lynkwell and Revel stands out as directly relevant. That deal, combined with Tesla Supercharger access, gives WEX broader Europe and US charging coverage, key for maintaining transaction growth as traditional fuel business shifts toward electrification.
Still, in contrast to these advances, investors should be aware of the ongoing risk that overdependence on legacy fuel card revenue could pose if EV adoption accelerates faster than WEX diversifies and adapts...
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WEX's narrative projects $3.0 billion revenue and $450.9 million earnings by 2028. This requires 4.9% yearly revenue growth and a $144.4 million earnings increase from $306.5 million.
Uncover how WEX's forecasts yield a $177.44 fair value, a 20% upside to its current price.
Three individual members of the Simply Wall St Community estimated WEX’s fair value between US$177 and US$333 per share. While some expect benefit from expanded digital networks, others remain cautious about long-term revenue as the shift to electric vehicles gains pace, offering much to consider on future growth potential.
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