Adyen CFO Highlights 'Really Big' Opportunity in Payments Amid Shifting Priorities

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Amid changing macroeconomic conditions, Adyen's CFO emphasizes the company's strong position to assist U.S. digital customers shifting priorities from growth to bottom-line performance. Despite changes, Adyen remains optimistic about long-term prospects.


Adyen's recent focus has been on supporting clients like Microsoft, Subway, Levi's, and Instacart, as the market dynamics shift towards cost optimization over growth. Despite inflation and higher interest rates affecting the business landscape, Adyen has managed to achieve 23% growth with its digital clients. The company has experienced limited churn and retained its large customers, demonstrating adaptability to changing client priorities. The CFO addresses concerns about the decline in EBITDAR margin from 59% in the first half of 2022 to 43% in the same period of 2023. Adyen's strategy includes substantial investment in team growth and technology to harness the significant opportunity in payments and financial services.


Adyen remains committed to its long-term vision, planning to leverage its low-cost base and strategic investments in technology. The company anticipates regaining operating leverage in 2024 as it balances team expansion with business growth.

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