Visa Inc. has launched its global "Tap In" campaign for the FIFA World Cup 2026, building on momentum from a strong fiscal fourth quarter. The stock closed at $325.75 (+1.00%) as the company continues to demonstrate financial strength.
- Reported an earnings beat with $3.31 per share on $11.23 billion in revenue.
- Confirmed a significant $20 billion share buyback authorization and a $0.67 quarterly dividend.
- The new marketing push aims to capitalize on high-profile fan moments during the upcoming global tournament.