Fidelity National Information Services (NYSE:FIS) experienced a 21.7% decrease in short interest in February, reducing the short-interest ratio to 1.9 days, which may alleviate selling pressure. Despite some bullish analyst sentiment and a raised quarterly dividend, several analysts have cut price targets due to concerns about execution risk and leverage related to new debt offerings for an acquisition. The company reported a slight EPS miss for Q4 but saw an 8.2% revenue increase and provided positive FY2026 guidance.
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Fidelity National Information Services, Inc. (NYSE:FIS) Sees Significant Drop in Short Interest
Fidelity National Information Services (NYSE:FIS) experienced a 21.7% decrease in short interest in February, reducing the short-interest ratio to 1.9 days, which may alleviate selling pressure. Despite some bullish analyst sentiment and a raised quarterly dividend, several analysts have cut price targets due to concerns about execution risk and leverage related to new debt offerings for an acquisition. The company reported a slight EPS miss for Q4 but saw an 8.2% revenue increase and provided positive FY2026 guidance.