French digital payments company Worldline narrowed its 2025 profit forecast, now expecting adjusted EBITDA between 830 million and 855 million euros. The company also announced the planned sale of its Mobility & e-Transactional Services unit for 410 million euros. Worldline has lost 90% of its market value since the pandemic peak.

CEO Pierre-Antoine Vacheron stated they plan to finalize transactions in H1 2026 and announce additional deals soon. The company completed an external review of its merchant portfolio and compliance framework, aligning with industry standards. Vacheron’s priority is to restore credibility and trust in their guidance.

Third-quarter revenue was 1.1 billion euros, down 0.8% from the previous year but met analyst expectations. Worldline will unveil its mid-term strategy at a capital markets day event on Nov. 6. Belgian prosecutors are investigating potential money laundering at its local unit.

Read more at Yahoo Finance: Worldline narrows profit forecast, signals more deals to come