(Reuters) – Worldline reported online turnover Wednesday with expectations for its first quarter, despite a 2.3% drop in annual shift, and announced an update on its 2025 prospects in July.
The payments specialist recorded a turnover of 1.068 billion euros over the first three months of the year, after 1.093 billion euros last year, while analysts were counting on an average of 1.069 billion euros in a consensus compiled by the group.
This performance was affected by the sanitation of merchant portfolios, terminal delivery problems, as well as “a mixed product and customers’ mix,” said the Worldline press release.
“Given my recent taking up (…) and the uncertain impact of the volatility of the global context, we will provide an update on the 2025 perspectives when the results of the first half of 2025, said Pierre-Antoine Vacheron, appointed director general in early March, in the press release.
Worldline had announced in February planning for 2025 a turnover growth rate similar to 2024, “with progressive acceleration” in the second half.
(Written by Noémie Naudin, edited by Augustin Turpin)
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