Worldline Reaffirms 2026 Outlook for Flat to Slightly Positive Revenue Growth

By Public Technologies
  • Worldline reaffirmed its 2026 outlook for flat to slightly positive revenue growth on a post-divestment basis.
  • Adjusted EBITDA guidance remains EUR 630 million–EUR 650 million, supported by cost discipline and its North Star transformation plan.
  • Free cash flow is still forecast at negative EUR 60 million to negative EUR 40 million.
  • The revenue outlook reflects expected customer attrition in Enterprise and Northern Europe, alongside the absence of favorable one-offs in Financial Services.
  • Third-quarter revenue on a post-divestment basis rose 2.5% organically to EUR 946 million, in line with expectations.


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