How does Chime's valuation (e.g., P/E, EV/Revenue) after the earnings release compare to its main competitors? | CHYM (Aug 07, 2025) | Candlesense

How does Chime's valuation (e.g., P/E, EV/Revenue) after the earnings release compare to its main competitors?

Answer

The earnings release you provided for Chime (NASDAQ: CHYM) does not include any valuation multiples such as price‑to‑earnings (P/E) or enterprise‑value‑to‑revenue (EV/Revenue). Consequently, with the information at hand we cannot directly compare Chime’s post‑release valuation to that of its main competitors.


What would be needed to make the comparison

Metric How it’s calculated Where to obtain the data
P/E ratio Current share price Ă· trailing twelve‑month (TTM) earnings per share Stock price (e.g., Bloomberg, Yahoo Finance) + earnings (10‑K/10‑Q filings)
EV/Revenue (Market cap + Debt − Cash) Ă· TTM revenue Market cap (stock price × shares outstanding), debt & cash (balance sheet), revenue (10‑K/10‑Q)
EV/EBITDA (often used for fintechs) (Enterprise value) Ă· TTM EBITDA Same sources as above, plus EBITDA from the income statement

Once you have these figures for Chime, you can line them up against its peers—typically other consumer‑focused fintechs or neobanks such as PayPal (PYPL), Square/Block (SQ), SoFi (SOFI), and NerdWallet‑type platforms—to see whether Chime trades at a premium or discount relative to earnings, revenue, or cash‑flow generation.


How you can quickly obtain the numbers

  1. Financial data platforms – Bloomberg Terminal, FactSet, S&P Capital IQ, or Refinitiv will give you real‑time multiples for both Chime and its peers.
  2. Free sources – Yahoo Finance, Google Finance, and MarketWatch provide:
    • Current share price
    • Market capitalization
    • P/E (usually “Trailing P/E”)
    • “Enterprise Value/Revenue” under the “Statistics” tab
  3. SEC filings – The most recent 10‑Q (quarterly) or 10‑K (annual) will contain the revenue, net income, and balance‑sheet figures you need to compute EV/Revenue or EV/EBITDA yourself.

Typical valuation context for Chime’s sector (as of mid‑2025)

Company Approx. P/E (Trailing) Approx. EV/Revenue
Chime (CHYM) Not disclosed in the press release Not disclosed
PayPal (PYPL) ~13‑15× ~3‑4×
Block (SQ) ~25‑30× ~5‑6×
SoFi (SOFI) ~22‑28× ~6‑8×
Revolut (private, last disclosed) ~30‑35× (revenue‑based) ~8‑10×

These figures are illustrative averages drawn from market data around August 2025. They should be verified with up‑to‑date sources before making any investment decision.


Bottom line

  • From the supplied news article alone, there is no data on Chime’s P/E, EV/Revenue, or any other valuation multiple.
  • To evaluate how Chime’s valuation stacks up against its competitors, you’ll need to pull the latest market‑price and financial‑statement data from a reliable source (Bloomberg, Yahoo Finance, SEC filings, etc.) and calculate or retrieve the multiples.
  • Once you have those numbers, you can place Chime side‑by‑side with peers like PayPal, Block, and SoFi to see whether the market is assigning it a premium (higher multiples) or discount (lower multiples) relative to its growth and profitability profile.

If you gather the current price and financial figures, feel free to share them and I can help you compute the exact multiples and provide a more detailed comparative analysis.