Fiserv shares careened to their lowest level in more than five years after the fintech payment company badly missed Wall Street’s profit targets, lowered its forecast and announced a shake-up in leadership. The company, which owns the point-of-sale business management platform Clover, cut its full-year revenue growth outlook on Wednesday to between 3.5% and 4%, down from the previous 10%. The company now expects 2025 profit-per-share between $8.50 and $8.60 per share, down from previous guidance of up to $10.30 per share. Fiserv shares tumbled nearly 41% Wednesday and have lost nearly 70% of their value since hitting a 2025 high of nearly $238 in early March.
