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FinVolution Group (FINV) stock

Online consumer loans , market cap $713M

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$3.06
-2.55%
Part ofFintech and payments

After-hours $3.12 +1.96%

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Quality Score
-1
Poor
In its industry
#5of 7
Mortgage & Loans

FINV's Quality Score fell 1 point on Fri, Oct 9, to -1.

Since its 2025 high: down 71%, while sales grew 8%. 1 more reason behind FINV's -1, for Pro members.

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Why FINV lags the market

Down 31% in 3 months, 17% under its 50-day average.

Down about as much as its industry: the 6 other stocks in it fell a median 35% over the same 3 months.

Down 31% over five years while the S&P 500 rose 89%.

No filing or news in our sources explains it; here is what changed in the business.

Revenue grew 8.4% a year, from $1.79B in fiscal 2024 to $1.94B in fiscal 2025.

Sources: Price history, Oct 8, 2026; Annual reports, Dec 31, 2025

−3Long-term trend below a falling 200-day average, down over one year, down over two years

What's next

Expected to report Wed Nov 18, after the close

After its last 3 reports it closed -5.6% on average, higher 1 of 3 times.

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FINV has 1 of 14 checks firing

One per group is shown here.

Trend1 of 5 shown
MA FAN21 EMAW.EMAHH/HL52W HI

Averages stacked in order, price near its high.

Volume1 of 3 shown
VOLVDUU/D VOL

Heavy volume on the run, quiet volume at rest.

Tight range1 of 3 shown
ATR SQZSQUEEZENR7

The daily range is tight against its own recent history.

Buying1 of 3 shown
OBV+CLOSE HISPRING

Closes near the high, and buyers step in on dips.

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Shown for reference. None of these counts toward the Quality Score: in our tests on 20 years of daily prices, none of them improved it.

  • RSI 1439.0

    Above 30, below 50.

  • MACD (12, 26, 9)Above signal

    Crossed above its signal line 17 sessions ago.

  • 50-day average$3.75

    The price is 18.4% below it.

  • 200-day average$4.75

    The price is 35.6% below it. The 50-day is below the 200-day, since Oct 1, 2025.

  • ADX 1459.4

    25 or more, with +DI below -DI.

  • Support$2.89

    Swing low from Oct 2, 5.6% below the price.

  • Resistance$3.49

    Swing high from Sep 14, 14.1% above the price.

  • Bollinger Bands (20, 2)Inside

    The bands run from $2.84 to $3.44.

  • Volume0.9x

    Against its 20-day average, for the time of day.

How FINV ranks in Mortgage & Loans

FINV is #5 of 7 by Quality Score. The top three are shown with their scores, and more by name.

More in Mortgage & Loans, on the Financials page

When does FINV report earnings, and what happens after?

Expected to report Wed Nov 18, after the close (in 40 days). Not yet confirmed by the company.

ReportedGapReaction5 sessions
Aug 27, 2026After close-3.5%-15.4%-17.9%
Mar 16, 2026After close+2.0%+12.6%-7.1%
Nov 19, 2025After close-9.4%-13.9%-9.0%

The gap is the next open against the close before the report; the reaction is where that session closed. FINV closed higher after 1 of its last 3. Past behavior, not a forecast.

Report dates and past reactions come from sessions that have already closed, so none of these figures move.

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About FinVolution Group

FinVolution Group is a provider of online consumer finance in China. The company offers various loan products, making financial services available to borrowers anytime, anywhere; designs a loan transaction process, and offers tailored risk-based pricing. It offers short-term loans to borrowers to meet immediate credit needs while allowing them to gradually establish their credit history through activities on the company's platform. The company generates revenues from fees charged to borrowers. The Group's long-lived assets are located in the PRC, and its revenues are derived from within the PRC.

3,869 employeesfinvgroup.com

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