Adyen

S&P Global Ratings has raised Adyen’s outlook from “stable” to “positive” and confirmed the long-term issuer rating at A-. The move was justified by a doubling of net revenue over five years, strong organic growth mainly from existing customers, strategic acquisitions (Talon.One, Orb) and investments in personnel and financial products that are expected to support about 20% revenue growth. S&P forecasts adjusted EBITDA margins of around 50% through 2028, a cash position of roughly €4.5bn (excluding merchant funds), free cash flow of €1.2–1.3bn for 2026, and highlights the company’s lack of debt and high customer retention. » More on de.investing.com

European equity markets finished almost unchanged after early gains were given back in late trading as oil prices picked up. Adyen jumped about 16% in Amsterdam after the company reported a profit increase and had slightly raised its revenue forecast. Maersk also again raised its annual outlook and the stock climbed strongly, while certain sectors such as mining suffered from profit warnings. » More on finanzen.net

Payments provider Adyen slightly raised its revenue forecast after strong H1 results and share buybacks. Market participants reacted positively; the stock led the EuroStoxx 50 with a daily gain of 16.4 percent. Overall, European markets closed mixed and the EuroStoxx pared its morning gains. » More on finanzen.net