Adyen Targets Market-Share Expansion, Higher Earnings Margin by 2028
By Andrea Figueras
Adyen said it intends to gain market share and see higher earning margins, helped by the expansion of its customers, in what it called a fast-growing market.
The Dutch payments company said Tuesday that it aims to increase the earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization margin level to above 55% by 2028. This is higher than a prior forecast of an Ebitda margin of 50% in 2026.
The company continues to target annual net revenue growth between the low- and mid-20s in 2026. It also expects to maintain a capital expenditure level of up to 5% of net revenue.
"We're excited about the opportunity ahead," Finance Chief Ethan Tandowsky said, adding that the group is well-positioned to become one of the largest players in the industry.
For the next few years, following 2026, Adyen estimates approximately 20% annual net revenue growth in any given year. "We intend to share our net revenue growth objective on an annual basis as we gain greater visibility into the specific opportunities for the year ahead," it said.
Write to Andrea Figueras at andrea.figueras@wsj.com
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November 11, 2025 02:40 ET (07:40 GMT)
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