Fidelity National Information Services Share Price Today
Fidelity National Information Services opened higher at $30.27, compared with its previous close of $30.21. In the last trading session, the stock traded between $28.33 and $30.43. It showed a downward intraday trend.
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An investment of $100 made 5 years ago in Fidelity National Information Services is now worth
$ 23.76
Resulting in a loss of
$ 76.24 (76.24%)
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Analyst Overview
Rating from 23 Analysts
Buy
26.09%
Hold
73.91%
Sell
0%
Markets Today
Today's Change
$-1.84 (-6.07%)
Day High
$30.43
Day Low
$28.33
Day Open
$30.27
Prev Close
$30.21
Volume
82,54,786
1W Return
-4.76%
1M Return
-17.15%
3M Return
-33.61%
6M Return
-33.01%
1Y Return
-57.25%
Fundamentals
Market Cap ($ Mn)
14,626
PE Ratio
6.37
PB Ratio
1.33
PEG Ratio
0.06
ROE
2.65%
ROCE
5.89%
EPS (TTM)
$0.69
Investment Returns
1 Week
-4.76%
1 Month
-17.15%
3 Months
-33.61%
6 Months
-33.01%
9 Months
-41.26%
Financials
Quarterly
All values in $ Mn
2.7K
Sep 25
2.8K
Dec 25
0.0
Mar 26
3.3K
Mar 26
3.4K
Jun 26
3.5K
Sep 26
Updates
12Nov
FIS faces securities probe as SueWallSt probes misleading outlook
FIS cuts FY26 adjusted EPS guidance to $5.82-$5.89, missing consensus by up to $0.38 per share. Revenue guidance revised to $13.45-$13.51 billion, falling short of estimates by up to $210 million. Levi & Korsinsky investigates potential securities law violations regarding misleading fiscal 2026 outlook. Q3 FY26 adjusted EPS of $1.61 beat estimates, but full-year outlook drove a 23.72% stock decline.
Yesterday
5Nov
BofA downgrades Fidelity National Info to Neutral, cuts target to $33
B of A Securities downgraded Fidelity National Information Services from Buy to Neutral. Price target cut from $42 to $33 by analyst Matthew O'Neill. Rating change reflects adjusted expectations for the company.
7 days ago
17Oct
Citigroup cuts Fidelity National Info price target to $39, keeps Neutral
Citigroup lowered the price target for Fidelity National Information Services from $45 to $39. The firm maintained a Neutral rating on the stock. Analyst Bryan Keane was responsible for the rating and target revision.
Five major US firms—FIS, Catalent, Hawaiian Electric, Hub Cyber Security, and Expensify—have settled investor lawsuits stemming from 2023 stock declines. FIS paid $210 million over Worldpay acquisition issues, while Catalent paid $78 million for operational disclosure failures. Hawaiian Electric, Hub, and Expensify also settled claims related to wildfire risks, accounting practices, and IPO disclosures, respectively.
