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To want to own Enova today, you need to be comfortable backing a lender that is leaning into growth in originations while actively shrinking its share count and preparing to absorb a bank. The latest quarter reinforced that story, with higher revenue, rising net income and roughly 10% of shares retired under the 2024 buyback, all of which support earnings per share as long as credit trends stay in line. The planned Grasshopper Bank acquisition adds a new short term catalyst around funding flexibility and product breadth, but it also shifts the risk balance toward integration, regulatory scrutiny and execution. Given the already very strong multi‑year share price run and Enova’s high debt load, the recent earnings beat looks supportive rather than transformational for the core risk and catalyst picture.
However, the balance between rapid growth, leverage and credit quality is something investors should watch closely. Enova International's shares are on the way up, but could they be overextended? Uncover how much higher they are than fair value.Four fair value estimates from the Simply Wall St Community span roughly US$64 to US$468 per share, reflecting very different expectations. Set against Enova’s debt heavy model and bank acquisition plans, this spread underlines why it can help to weigh multiple viewpoints before deciding how its growth and risk trade off.
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