Synchrony’s shares were roughly flat after earnings, down 1.2%. Purchase volume grew, but results also reflected partner expansion and higher gas prices, while the transcript provided limited detail on credit performance or forward guidance.
- Total purchase volume rose 8% year over year to nearly $50 billion; co-branded card spend increased 23%, supported by new programs, product upgrades and higher spending across card programs.
- Platform purchase volume growth ranged from 3% in Health and Wellness to 13% in Diversified and Value. Management cited higher gas prices as a contributor in several platforms.
- Spend on consumer co-branded cards grew by double digits both inside and outside partner networks; growth among younger customers was particularly notable in Diversified and Value, Digital, and Home and Auto.
- Synchrony introduced CareCredit Pay Later, available at nearly 20,000 health and wellness locations, and announced integrations with Stripe and Vetspire to make CareCredit financing more accessible at checkout.
- The call excerpt does not include detailed credit-quality results or financial guidance, limiting assessment of those factors.
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