Dutch payment company Adyen lowers annual revenue forecast due to U.S. tariffs affecting customer growth. Shares drop 9.2% after falling 20.5%. Company sees slower net revenue growth, but maintains long-term targets. Global client base helps weather consumer spending shifts but exposes to currency and trade risks.

President Trump’s removal of “de minimis” duty exemption impacts Adyen’s clients, like eBay. Company expects EBITDA margin expansion in 2025, though at a slower pace. Half-year net revenue misses expectations despite 20% increase, while EBITDA falls short as well. Analysts call semester performance “underwhelming,” potentially affecting share prices.

Read more at Yahoo Finance: Dutch payments firm Adyen trims forecast as US tariffs hurt customers