$DLO

DLocal (DLO) reported Q2 2026 payment volume growth of 92% YoY, raising its 2026 outlook. The stock is near a potential multi-year breakout at $15-$16, with strong technical indicators. DLO trades at a forward P/E of 18, with a dividend yield and 24% upside to the average analyst target of $18.83.

dLocal launched dMoRe, a merchant of record service for gaming and SaaS businesses entering emerging markets. The product handles legal, tax, and compliance, reducing market entry time to eight weeks. dLocal claims merchants see up to 25% conversion improvements and 100% volume growth using its local payment methods. The company operates in Africa, Asia, the Middle East, and Latin America.

dLocal (DLO) reported Q2 2024 results with total payment volume up 92% YoY to $17.7B, revenue up 56% to $399.7M, and gross profit at $127.2M. Brazil and Argentina drove profitability, while Mexico saw sequential gross profit decline. The company is expanding into new services and customer categories. Management cautioned about future growth challenges and tax pressures starting in 2027.

DLocal reported Q2 2026 earnings with $17.7B in TPV (up 92% YoY) and $399.7M in revenue (up 56% YoY). Gross profit reached $127.2M (up 29% YoY), while net income grew 28% YoY to $54.8M. The company raised TPV growth guidance to 60-70% and maintained gross profit growth guidance at 25-30%. Management highlighted strong merchant relationships and expansion in Latin America, Asia Pacific, and Africa. Risks include tax rate pressures and processing cost challenges in Mexico.

Simply Wall St reports DLocal (DLO) released Q2 2026 results with US$399.66 million in sales and higher EPS, along with updated guidance for total payment volume and gross profit growth. The article compares DLO’s $14.17 share price to a $50.96 fair value estimate (DCF assumptions) and notes an alternative $24.25 model.

Simply Wall St reports DLocal (DLO) shares fell about 4% to around US$14.17 after Q2 results. The company posted Q2 2026 revenue of US$399.7m (up 56% YoY), net income excl. items of US$54.6m (up 28%), and TPV of US$17.7b (up 92%). It cited net revenue retention of 153% but noted merchant and market concentration risks.

DLocal (NASDAQ:DLO) reported Q2 call highlights including local-to-local flows at 61% of TPV, up 6 points. Management cited modestly lower financial-services volumes due to Latin America seasonality. Brazil and Argentina delivered record gross profit of $40m and $20m. DLocal raised full-year TPV growth to 60% to 70% and gross profit to 25% to 30%, with operating profit guidance unchanged.

Investing.com’s after-hours roundup cites moves in AMAT, DLO, GLOB, YSS, and ETON. AMAT fell 4% after a fiscal Q3 beat and raised Q4 revenue guidance. DLO slipped 3.5% on a slight EPS miss despite revenue upside. GLOB dropped 16% after missing earnings and cutting 2026 guidance. YSS fell 22% on weak Q2 and sharply reduced 2026 forecast. ETON rose 25% after strong Q2 results and a major 2026 guidance increase.

dLocal Ltd (DLO) furnished an SEC Form 6-K — earnings release. dLocal Reports Second Quarter 2026 Financial Results TPV reached nearly US$18 billion (+92% year-over-year), the 7th consecutive quarter of 50%+ growth, and continued acceleration over the last 5 quarters. Record gross profit: US$127 million (+29% year-over-year). Operating profi

Investing.com reports DLocal Limited options activity rose to 22,238 contracts, with calls far outnumbering puts (67:1). Most volume came from a Dec 18, 2026 $13/$17 call spread. The stock is around $14.37. Analysts target $18.25 average and $19.06 fair value, with Q2 earnings due Aug 13.