Wise PLC (LSE:WISE) will deliver half-year results, with its shares having doubled since the summer, despite a wobble in recent weeks.
At its second-quarter update in October the payments company reported a 59% rise in revenues to £211.5mln, comfortably beating expectations, while total volumes rose to £27bn.
Total income for the first half is expected to be £416.1mln.
For the full year, boss Kristo Käärmann upgraded guidance, saying it expects to see total income growth of between 55-60%.
This was helped by a 40% increase in customers to 5.5m in the past quarter, and its decision to raise prices to cope with rising costs, with Käärmann saying the company was "working hard to limit these increases and are working to bring them back down again".
Analysts at CMC Markets noted that since those numbers were announced the share price has slipped back with some arguing that the valuation is slightly elevated.
Post the last trading statement, Wise obtained a £300mln debt facility from Silicon Valley Bank in order to help it with its growth plans, then this month it launched an investment service in Singapore, as part of plans to expand its footprint into new markets.