Shares declined 0.8% following the quarter as investors likely digested the cautious outlook and the expectation of decelerating growth given the company’s comments about increasingly difficult comparisons ahead and front-loaded investments weighing on cost structure improvements.
dLocal’s shares rose 4.0% following the earnings release, reflecting investor approval of sustained TPV growth and strong market positioning, despite some early quarter caution around margin progression.
dLocal reported a record Q3 2025 with Total Payment Volume (TPV) exceeding $10 billion and gross profit surpassing $100 million, reflecting robust growth and strategic diversification across emerging markets.