Payment company Adyen was worth 18 percent less on the AEX on Thursday. The platform suffers from the trade war that US President Donald Trump has unleashed and expects to grow less rapidly in the coming year. That causes uncertainty among investors.
Adyen, which processes transactions for companies such as Meta, Uber, H&M, Ebay, Spotify and Microsoft, published the half -year figures on Thursday. This showed that especially Asian customers of the brand, such as the web stores Temu and Shein, are struggling with the considerably increased import duties in the US.
As a result, Adyen’s revenue growth in the first half year of 2025 was lower than expected. It is a growth of 20 percent to almost 1.1 billion euros. In the first half year, the company processed 649 billion euros in payments, 5 percent more than a year earlier.
In 2024, the total transaction volume via Adyen rose by a third. According to Adyen, that big difference was due to a big customer. If it had been omitted from the results, the growth would have been 23 percent.
In the half -year figures from the company, also uncertainty about the profit forecast for the rest of the year, because of the global trade tensions. Earlier this year, Adyen expected to be able to grow even faster in 2025, but now calls this “unlikely”. Many shareholders became uncertain and sold their share. This made the brand worth less. After opening the Amsterdam stock exchange, Adyen plummeted 18 percent.
Chinese web stores are considerably touched by import duties
In the spring, the US increased the rates for the input of, for example, small packages from China. Where they were first exempt from import tax to a value of 800 dollars (around 685 euros), a minimum amount of 100 dollars per mail item and a tax of tens of percent was added.
Companies for which Adyen facilitates the payments, such as Temu and Shein, were therefore hit.
Payment Company Adyen Lost 18 percent of its value on the aex on Thursday. The Platform is suffering from the trade war unleashed by us President Donald Trump and Expects Less Strong Growth in the Coming Year. This Causes Uncertainty Among Investors.
Adyen, which processes transactions for companies Such as meta, uber, h & m, eBay, Spotify and Microsoft, published its half-year figures on Thursday. These showed that Asian Customers of the Brand, Such as the web shops Temu and Shein, in particular are struggling with the sharply increased import duties in the us.
As a result, Adyen’s Revenue Growth in the First Half of 2025 was Lower than expected. This groups a growth of 20 percent to almost 1.1 Billion euros. In The First Half of the Year, The Company Processed 649 Billion Euros in Payments, 5 percent more than a year Earlier.
In 2024, The Total Transaction Volume via Adyen Increased by a Third. Accordance to Adyen, This Large Difference was due to a Large Customer. If that had bone omitted from the results, the growth would have leg 23 percent.
In The Half-Year Figures, The Company also Expresses Uncertainty about the Profit Expectations for the Rest of the Year, Due to Global Trade Tensions. Adyen Previously Expected to Be Able to Grow Even Faster in 2025, But Now Calls This “Unlikely”. Many shareholders Became Uncertain about this and Sold Their Shares. As a result, the brand Became less valuable. After the opening of the Amsterdam Stock Exchange, Adyen plunge 18 percent.
Chinese web shops hit Hard by Import Duties
In The Spring, the US Sharply Increased Tariffs on the Import of, for Example, Small Packages From China. Where these Were Initially Exempt from Import Tax Up To A Value of 800 Dollars (About 685 euros), There Was A Minimum Amount of 100 Dollars per Item and A Levy of Tens of percent.
Companions for which adyen facilitates payments, such as temu and shein, Were Therefore affected.