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Worldline SA (0QVI.IL)

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10.27-0.48 (-4.49%)
At close: 05:51PM BST
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Previous close10.75
Open10.68
Bid9.98 x 0
Ask10.52 x 0
Day's range10.17 - 10.78
52-week range9.01 - 41.32
Volume231,496
Avg. volume912,953
Market cap3.203B
Beta (5Y monthly)1.18
PE ratio (TTM)11.94
EPS (TTM)N/A
Earnings dateN/A
Forward dividend & yieldN/A (N/A)
Ex-dividend dateN/A
1y target estN/A
  • Reuters

    Worldline shares fall after $1.25 billion hit in merchant services

    (Reuters) -French payments company Worldline plunged to a full-year net loss after it took a 1.15 billion euros ($1.25 billion) impairment in its merchant services division and signalled a weak outlook, sending its shares down 15% on Wednesday. Paris-based Worldline, which processes digital payments for clients ranging from merchants to government agencies, boomed during the pandemic when investors piled into European payments companies, attracted by their rapid growth as customers ditched cash and by consolidation in the industry. But Worldline shares lost more than half their value in October, sending shockwaves across the sector, after it cut its full-year financial targets, citing an economic slowdown and heightened scrutiny over money-laundering risks in Germany.

  • Reuters

    Worldline to lay off 8% of its workforce

    "Worldline confirms that it has initiated social processes with the relevant employee representative bodies within the Worldline group," it said in a statement. The fintech company's shares sank in October after it shocked investors by cutting full-year targets and announcing that it was cutting ties with some merchants to reduce crime risks. Worldline received a boost last month after French bank Credit Agricole bought a 7% stake in the payments group.

  • Reuters

    France's Credit Agricole buys 7% stake in payments firm Worldline

    French bank Credit Agricole said on Monday it had bought 7% of Worldline, in a bid to bolster the payments group after a slump in its share price last year. Worldline's shares jumped more than 5% after the announcement, which follows reports in December that Credit Agricole was exploring building a stake in the company. The value of Worldline's shares more than halved in October when it cut its financial targets amid scrutiny by German regulators over money-laundering controls.