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Visa
Excluding litigation, restructuring and other expenses, the company said on Wednesday that its adjusted net income for the fiscal fourth quarter ended September 30 was $448 million, or 58 cents per Class A share, compared with a pro forma income of $196 million a year earlier, when the company was privately held.
Analysts forecast, on average, adjusted earnings of 56 cents, according to Reuters Estimates.
Net operating revenues were $1.7 billion.
Earlier this week, Visa and MasterCard said they will pay up to $2.75 billion to Discover Financial Services to settle an antitrust suit.
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Visa of San Francisco will pay $1.89 billion, and MasterCard of Purchase, N.Y., will pay $862.5 million.
Visa's stock [V
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] fell less than 1 percent in after-hours trade after closing the regular trading session up 1.44 percent at $50.69.
The company's shares have fallen around 10 percent since Visa's debut on the New York Stock Exchange in March.
-CNBC.com staff contributed to this story.
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