Nubank has reached a new milestone in Brazil’s financial market, achieving a market value of USD 76.97 billion, surpassing Petrobras (USD 74.67 billion) and establishing itself as the country’s most valuable company, according to data from Companies Market Cap.
This performance puts the digital bank ahead of long-standing giants such as Itaú (USD 72.69 billion), Vale (USD 49.60 billion), and BTG Pactual (USD 49.41 billion), placing it among the top five most valuable Brazilian companies listed on the stock exchange.
In Latin America, Nubank ranks second, only behind Mercado Livre, which is valued at USD 116.1 billion.
Globally, the fintech appears as the 40th largest company in the financial sector, ahead of institutions like BNY Mellon (USD 75.62 billion), Barclays (USD 75.05 billion), and US Bancorp (USD 73.55 billion).
Nubank’s stock has surged 53.7% so far in 2025, closing the recent session at USD 15.93 per share — close to its all-time high of USD 16.30, recorded in September.
In October, Nu Holdings (Nubank’s parent company) secured 4th place on Fortune’s list of the 100 fastest-growing companies in 2025 — highlighting publicly traded companies with the highest average growth over three years.
As of the second quarter of 2025, Nubank reported 122.7 million customers across Brazil, Mexico, and Colombia, with a monthly activity rate above 83% and a record revenue of USD 3.7 billion (a 40% annual increase). The average cost to service each active customer remains at USD 0.80 per month.
