SoFi CEO To 'Mad Money' Host Jim Cramer: Convertible Note Sale Puts 'Momentum Back Into The Stock'

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SoFi Technologies Incs SOFI CEO Anthony Noto appeared on CNBCs Mad Money to shed light on the companys strategies to bolster its financial position and reignite stock momentum.

Here are some key highlights Noto told host Jim Cramer: Profitability Outlook: SoFi projects a full-year GAAP profitability in 2024, reflecting the companys commitment to sustainable growth and financial strength. Tech Platform Expansion: SoFis momentum in the tech platform and the broader financial business underscores the companys diversification strategy to capture market opportunities. Caution in Personal Loan Business: SoFi has a more cautious approach in the personal loan business; it remains proactive in managing risk and optimizing its product offerings. Debt Refinancing Initiative: Noto aims to refinance existing debt. The move targets significant interest expense savings of $40 million to $60 million annually. By refinancing high-interest debt instruments at lower rates, SoFi aims to enhance its financial flexibility and strengthen its balance sheet. Convertible Note Sale: SoFis recent convertible note sale will lower the companys cost of debt and improve its overall financial position. Despite potential stock pressure associated with convertibles, Noto believes this strategic decision will inject momentum into SoFis stock.

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Noto also elaborated on the impact of convertible note sales on stock performance, acknowledging the short-term pressure exerted by investors hedging against convertible securities.

However, he underscored the importance of this move in positioning SoFi for sustained growth and value creation, expressing confidence in its ability to drive stock momentum.

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