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Worldline in exclusive talks to sell New Zealand payments unit to Cuscal

Worldline has entered exclusive discussions with Cuscal to sell its New Zealand payments operations for an enterprise value of about €17m. The unit handles roughly 70% of in‑store payments in New Zealand, with estimated revenue of €35m and adjusted EBITDA of about €12m, and operates separately from Worldline’s European business. The disposal is part of a strategy to refocus on European payments and simplify operations, with completion expected in Q2 2026 and total net cash proceeds from announced disposals projected at €560m–€610m in 2026. » More on finance.yahoo.com
Worldline presents 'North Star 2030' and plans €500m capital increase

Worldline unveiled its transformation plan "North Star 2030", targeting roughly 4% CAGR (2027–2030) and an EBITDA of €1bn by 2030. To finance this, the company announced a €500m capital increase; anchor investors such as Bpifrance, Credit Agricole and BNP Paribas have already committed €240m (including a private placement at €2.75/share and a rights issue). Worldline is selling the Electronic Data Management business for €30m, expects organic revenue growth in the low single digits for 2026, a adjusted EBITDA slightly below the 2025 trough of €830m, and aims for positive free cash flow from 2027 that should rise to €300–350m by 2030. » More on de.investing.com
Worldline Q3 2025: revenue stable, Financial Services declining

Worldline reports external revenue of €1,150m for Q3 2025 and an organic decline of 0.8%. The Merchant Services segment remained stable at €862m, while Financial Services fell by 4.5%. For Q4 the company expects a similar trend; guidance for adjusted EBITDA is €830–855m and free cash flow is projected at -€30m to €0. Management cites regulatory inquiries and a weak macroeconomic environment as risks; the Capital Markets Day on November 6 is expected to provide further strategic insight. » More on de.investing.com

Financials

In the last quarter, Worldline had revenue of 1.89b€ and net profit of −58.91m€

(EUR)	Jun 2026	YoY
Revenue	+1.89b	-
Gross profit	+805.79m	-
Net profit	−58.91m	-
EBITDA	+315.43m	-

Fundamentals

Metric	Value
Market capitalization	+70.67m€
Number of shares	7.10m
52-week high/low	+30,91€ - +6,90€
Dividends	No
Beta	1,94
P/E ratio	−0,08
PEG ratio	0,00
P/B ratio	+0,02
P/S ratio	+0,02

Company profile

Worldline SA bietet Zahlungsverkehrs- und Transaktionsdienstleistungen für Finanzinstitute, Händler, Unternehmen und Regierungsbehörden in Frankreich, dem übrigen Europa und international an. Das Unternehmen ist in den Segmenten Merchant Services, Financial Services und Mobility & e-Transactional Services tätig. Das Segment Merchant Services bietet kommerzielles Acquiring, Terminals, Omnichannel-Zahlungsakzeptanz, Private-Label-Karten und Loyalty sowie digitale Einzelhandelsdienstleistungen an. Das Segment Financial Services bietet Issuing-Processing, Acquiring-Processing, digitales und mobiles Banking und Kontozahlungen sowie Backoffice-, Clearing- und Abwicklungs-, Handelsauftragsmanagement- und Finanzdatendienste sowie Lösungen für Betrugsrisikomanagement, ATM-Management, vertrauenswürdige Authentifizierung und die Lizenzierung von Zahlungssoftware. Das Segment Mobility & e-Transactional Services bietet vertrauenswürdige Digitalisierungs-, E-Ticketing-, E-Consumer- und Mobilitäts-, Customer Engagement- und Mobilitäts- und Rückverfolgbarkeitslösungen und -dienstleistungen sowie digitale Identität, digitale Signatur und Cloud-Services. Das Unternehmen war früher als Atos Worldline S.A.S. bekannt und änderte im April 2014 seinen Namen in Worldline SA. Worldline SA wurde 1973 gegründet und hat seinen Hauptsitz in Puteaux, Frankreich.

Name	Worldline
CEO	Pierre-Antoine Vacheron
Headquarters	Puteaux, idf France
Website	worldline.com
Sector	Financials
Industry	Financial Services
IPO	06/27/2014
Employees	14.979