Wise PLC (LSE:WISE) has unveiled plans for a corporate restructuring that would see the creation of Wise Holdco as a new parent company, alongside a proposed dual listing on a U.S. stock exchange in addition to its existing London listing. The move aims to improve the company’s visibility and access to capital, particularly in the strategically important U.S. market.
Although the proposal has drawn some pushback from a shareholder, Wise’s Board maintains strong support from the broader shareholder base and views the reorganization as a step aligned with the company’s long-term mission. The proposal features a dual-class share structure with a 10-year sunset clause, mirroring governance practices commonly found in the U.S. tech sector.
Wise continues to report solid financial performance and sustained growth, backed by robust operational metrics and strategic momentum. While technical indicators suggest potential short-term fluctuations, the company remains in a strong position, albeit with a moderate valuation and no current dividend offering.
About Wise PLC
Founded in 2011, Wise is a global financial technology company specializing in low-cost, cross-border money transfers and multi-currency account services. Through its Wise Account and Wise Business platforms, the company empowers individuals and enterprises to send, receive, and manage money across 40 currencies. In fiscal year 2025, Wise processed over $185 billion in transactions, saving customers an estimated $2.6 billion in fees. Widely regarded as one of the fastest-growing fintech firms globally, Wise continues to redefine the international payments space.
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