Adyen falls after H2 2025 earnings report

Dutch payment giant AdyenIts shares fell as much as 20% after the company reported earnings for the second half of 2025.

It reported that net revenue rose 17% year-on-year to 1.27 billion euros ($1.51 billion), with both EMEA and North America growing by 17% each.

The stock fell by 18.3% as of 09.37 local time.

However, the company noted that these gains were “moderated by the slowing growth of APAC-based online retailers and the weaker US dollar.”

Net revenue from APAC customers increased slightly to 14%; Adyen reported that this was mostly due to deepening relationships with existing customers.

The drop in share prices could be the company’s biggest single-day drop since a 39% drop in August 2023.

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