Feb 12 (Reuters) - Dutch payments processor Adyen's revenue grew by more than a fifth in the second half of 2025, but weaker than expected transaction volumes and a cautious guidance, seen as signs of slowing momentum, sent its shares falling 15% on Thursday.
The company's processed volumes of 745 billion euros ($885 billion) rose 19% in the second half, but fell short of market expectations which stood at 771 billion euros, according to analysts from KBC Securities, though they said higher fees per transaction partially offset the shortfall.
