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Posted at 01/8/2023 05:33 by ariane Crédit Agricole and Worldline sign a binding agreement to create a major player in merchant services in FranceBy NS Banking Staff Writer 31 Jul 2023 Crédit Agricole and Worldline sign a binding agreement to create a major player in merchant services in France Worldline [Euronext: WLN] and Crédit Agricole [Euronext: ACA], announced the signing of a binding agreement, a new step in the strategic partnership to create a major player in the French payment market. Following their exclusive negotiations announced last April, the Crédit Agricole group and the Worldline group have specified, in an agreement signed today, the outlines of their partnership project in the merchant payment services sector. The Boards of Directors of all the entities concerned in each of the two groups have approved the terms of the binding, exclusive agreement, thus marking a new milestone in this partnership project. The transaction is still subject to the approval of regulators and customary authorities. This unique and innovative alliance would enable the two partners to create a joint venture with the ambition of becoming a major player in payment services in France. It would leverage the high-level technological performance and innovation capabilities of Worldline, combined with the commercial strengths and exceptional knowledge of the French market of Crédit Agricole and its distribution networks. The operation is being conducted in accordance with the announced schedule. It is expected that the required approvals will be obtained then the joint venture be operational by the end of 2023; which will enable to launch its offers at the beginning of 2024. Source: Company Press Release |
Posted at 15/5/2023 07:15 by ariane ConsensusMean consensus BUY Number of Analysts 21 Last Close Price 39,53 € Average target price 54,80 € Spread / Average Target 38,6% High Price Target 91,00 € Spread / Highest target 130% Low Price Target 33,07 € Spread / Lowest Target -16,3% |
Posted at 18/4/2023 10:10 by florenceorbis [France] WORLDLINE (WLN)Euronext Paris - 11:09:45 18/04/2023 39.05 EUR -0.23% |
Posted at 17/4/2023 11:43 by grupo guitarlumber Many surprised it broke thru Resistance but will it gap up[France] WORLDLINE (WLN) Real-time Euronext Paris - 11:40:09 17/04/2023 BST 39.85 EUR +4.05% |
Posted at 29/1/2023 09:51 by waldron Worldline Develops Buland Bharat Digital Payments Suite for Small Business Merchants in Indiaby Tyler PatheJanuary 29, 2023 Worldline launches digital payments suite for small and medium businesses (SMBs) in India. Buland Bharat, the latest development from the payment services provider Worldline, introduces a 360° digital payments suite for SMB merchants in India. Payment services provider Worldline’s latest development, Buland Bharat, serves a 360° digital payments suite for SMB merchants in India. Buland Bharat provides merchants with capabilities to accept and process digital payments within a variety of omnichannel scenarios. This includes the acceptance of in-store payments via POS terminals, softPOS and QR codes, the acceptance of online payments, subscription payments and payment links with Worldline’s payment gateway and the ability to engage with customers directly across multiple touchpoints with the provider’s single convergence platform. The payments suite also covers supply chain finance, helping merchants to manage cash flow and business liquidity. Taking India digital Worldline’s Buland Bharat digital payments form part of the provider’s wider effort to align with the Indian government’s Digital India initiative. Coming into motion eight years ago, the initiative intends to empower India’s 1.3 billion-strong population with more accessible digital services. Although not strictly limited to the use of financial products and tools, the application of fintech has come as a major benefit to the initiative’s success, and the worldwide fintech community continues to extend itself to India as a means to satisfy this desire for digital. Wordline Buland Bharat Sheik Mohideen, senior vice president of SMB and partnership, Worldline India Speaking on the launch of the suite, Sheik Mohideen, senior vice president of SMB and partnership at Worldline India, recognises India’s SMBs as “growth drivers for our country’s economy.” “The new suite will help SMBs to get all their digital payment acceptance requirements covered under one roof,” comments Mohideen, before adding that Worldline’s incorporated softPOS offering “will empower SMBs in a big way to accept digital payments affordably.” The features included in the Buland Bharat suite are the definition of Worldline’s comprehensive understanding of SMB demands and the various payment challenges they encounter across differing sizes, categories and business life cycles. Worldline continues to focus on serving the SMB community across Asia while boosting digital financial inclusion; two paramount focus areas for the provider this year. Verticals like retail stores, e-commerce, education, hospitality, government and utility contributed to the growth in the vertical for Worldline in India in the last 12 months. The company also notes that tier II and III cities are at the forefront for growth of its SMB vertical in these months purely riding on the wave of digitalisation. Author Tyler Pathe Tyler is a fintech journalist with specific interests in online banking and emerging AI technologies. He began his career writing with a plethora of national and international publications. |
Posted at 04/5/2022 15:51 by florenceorbis Worldline partners with MYRA to deliver cutting edge customer payment experience for the hospitality sectorBanking ServicesCards and Payments By NS Banking Staff Writer 04 May 2022 MYRA is the premier self check-in for online and kiosk solutions and a perfect fit for hotels ranging from upscale luxury to economic budget, be it part of an international chain, regional group, independent or boutique properties towfiqu-barbhuiya-HN Worldline partners with MYRA. (Credit: Towfiqu barbhuiya on Unsplash) Worldline (Euronext: WLN), a global leader in payment services, is partnering with MYRA, one of the world’s premier providers of self-check-in solutions both online and at kiosks, to develop a state-of-the-art customer payment solution specifically tailored to the hospitality sector. The solution will be showcased through a pilot project currently being undertaken with leading international hotel chain, Leonardo Hotels, encompassing over 200 hotels in 90 countries. The collaboration will see MYRA’s kiosks working alongside Worldline’s unattended payment terminals and acquiring services to help ensure every guest has the best payment experience.After the current hotel pilot with Leonardo, the new solution will ultimately be available and rolled out across more than 10 European markets. Having worked together on various joint initiatives since 2020, one of the principal objectives of this new collaboration between MYRA and Worldline is to ensure that the customer will only need to interact with a single self-service payment station and deal with only one solution provider. The solution enables hoteliers to complement their existing pay at the desk and online payment offerings with contemporary self-service offering, thus delivering a frictionless, integrated payment experience for all their guests. A key element in the collaboration is the need for an all-in-one payment terminal for the MYRA self-service kiosks. Worldline’s VALINA unattended terminal meets this requirement and can be seamlessly integrated into MYRA kiosks. In addition, Worldline acquiring services cover all hospitality payment needs such as omnichannel use cases, top ups, and allowing walk-in guests to check-in, thereby providing a much-enhanced guest payment experience. Thus, MYRA can benefit from Worldline’s expertise as their 360°payment partner. The Covid-19 pandemic brought about a change in customer demands and needs – especially within the hotel sector. While some guests still prefer personal interaction, others are expecting convenient frictionless solutions that reduce contact with hotel staff while maintaining the same high service levels. To meet these needs, new solutions have become necessary throughout all hotel areas including the front desk, enabling self-check-in/out; through to the restaurant and bar with pay at the table solutions; and in ‘food to go’ areas inside the hotels, amongst others. Chris Lanckbeen, Global Sales Director Travel & Hospitality at Worldline, said: “We are delighted to be extending our relationship with our partners at MYRA with this exciting pilot project. Together, our solution is very much at the cutting edge of what discerning hotel businesses are looking for, and need, in order to get and stay ahead in the dynamic hospitality space. It clearly positions Worldline as a key player in the self-service payment space for the sector and is a value-added service which neatly complements our WL Hospitality Suite solution.” Jack Tan, MYRA’s Chief Marketing Officer, added: “By partnering with Worldline we can focus on our core business – the provision of self-service kiosk solutions, including all additional required features – leaving the acquiring services element to be handled securely and effectively by Worldline. This will give our hotel customers and their end-users the ability to interact with a single self-service payment station through a simple and individual solution provider.” Source: Company Press Release |
Posted at 04/4/2022 11:40 by sarkasm Finextra free daily newsletterWorldline completes deal for controlling stake in ANZ's merchant acquiring business 47 minutes ago Worldline has closed a A$485 million deal to acquire a controlling stake in the commercial acquiring business of ANZ, Australia’s third largest acquirer which commands a 20% share of the market. The acquisition, which was first announced in December 2020, entails the creation of a 51%-49% joint-venture controlled by Worldline to operate and develop commercial acquiring services in Australia, providing the vendor with an opportunity to expand its business outside of Europe in a highly dynamic market. Similar to Europe in terms of market structure, payment standards and technology, the Australian payment market has a high level adoption of electronic payments and is ranked #4 globally for payment terminals per capita, with consumer use of contactless cards and digital wallets amongst the highest in the world. Worldline expects the alliance will grow revenue at a double-digit rate in the coming years through cross and up-sell opportunities in digital onboarding, alternative payment methods and fraud detection across the existing merchant portfolio. With annual revenue of €180 million, the business runs at an Operating Margin Before Depreciation and Amortization (OMDA) of 20%. Worldline anticipates double-digit organic growth over the next five years with the objective to reach €25 million additional OMDA by 2025. |
Posted at 25/3/2022 11:27 by waldron Worldline: Morgan Stanley lowers its price target from 60 to 49 EUR. |
Posted at 19/3/2022 07:09 by waldron ConsensusMean consensus BUY Number of Analysts 18 Last Close Price 41,93 € Average target price 70,22 € Spread / Average Target 67,5% High Price Target 100,00 € Spread / Highest target 139% Low Price Target 33,07 € Spread / Lowest Target -21,1% |
Posted at 02/3/2022 06:04 by waldron Invest Securities reaffirms its 'buy' recommendation on Worldline with a price target raised from 70 to 72 euros, believing that the payment solutions group "is in the process of restoring its image at the beginning of the year"."After announcing the sale of the terminals business to Apollo at a better price and with a better than expected schedule, the group unveiled last week reassuring 2021 results and solid 2022 guidance," said the analyst. "The financial communication effort (new KPIs) is also to be highlighted," adds Invest Securities, which leaves its estimates almost unchanged and points to an exposure to the Russia/Ukraine zone almost zero. |
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