Key Highlights

  • Inter & Co (NASDAQ:INTR) traded at USD 7.53 on October 13, 2026, down 2.71% on 14.368 million shares (2.6 times the 3-month average), valued at USD 3.197 billion, with a P/E of 10.23 and a PEG of 0.00.
  • No company release dated October 13, 2026 was found for the 2.71% fall on volume of 14.368 million shares, about 2.6 times the 3-month average, so the catalyst is not identified.
  • The second quarter report on August 6, 2026 showed record net income of about USD 81 million, and the company has set a goal it calls Rule of 50 for growth and return on equity.
  • A P/E of 10.23 is inside the filter band, and a PEG of 0.00 means the ratio was not calculated, with third quarter results estimated for November 12, 2026.

Catalyst and Latest Updates

Inter & Co (NASDAQ:INTR) fell USD 0.21 to USD 7.53 on 14.368 million shares, about 2.6 times its 3-month average of 5.452 million, the heaviest relative volume in this group. No company release dated October 13, 2026 was found. Brazilian stocks were in focus after Brazil's election result in early October, with a runoff scheduled for October 25, 2026, so election positioning is a plausible but unproven factor. The company's recent news is operational: the second quarter report on August 6 showed record net income of about USD 81 million, the first quarter on May 7 showed more than 44 million clients and BRL 50 billion of credit, and a Miami branch opened on June 8.

What the Valuation Figures Mean

Inter & Co is a Brazilian digital bank offering banking, spending, investments and insurance brokerage, with a growing US presence. Published data show trailing revenue of about USD 1.29 billion, up about 25%, and net income of about USD 295 million, up about 36%, with statements reported in Brazilian reais, so the earnings growth filter passes on real growth. A P/E of 10.23 means about USD 10.23 is paid for each USD 1 of past-year earnings. The PEG of 0.00 is a placeholder for an uncomputed ratio, not a sign of extreme value. The published dividend yield is about 1.5%. It also reports in reais, so currency moves affect the dollar figures.

Risks and What to Watch

Credit quality, funding costs, Brazilian interest rates and the election outcome are the main risks, and the dollar value of reais earnings moves with the currency. At USD 7.53 the shares are about 27% below the 52-week high of USD 10.36 and about 52% above the low of USD 4.97, simple arithmetic on published figures. The published consensus is Buy from 10 analysts with a target near USD 8.77, which is not our forecast. Investors should watch the October 25, 2026 runoff, loan loss provisions and third quarter results, estimated for November 12, 2026. Competition from large Brazilian banks and other digital lenders also pressures margins.

Where Things Stand

The answer is that no catalyst was found for the 2.71% fall, which came on volume about 2.6 times normal, and election positioning is a plausible but unproven factor. Inter & Co (NASDAQ:INTR) trades on a P/E of 10.23, but the PEG of 0.00 is not a real reading. Results estimated for November 12, 2026 are the next test. Published ratings are mostly Buy, but they were set before the latest session.