Amadeus FiRe (AAD) Q1 2025 earnings summary
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Q1 2025 earnings summary
26 Nov, 2025Executive summary
Q1 2025 results reflect a challenging macroeconomic environment in Germany, with zero GDP growth, increased unemployment, and persistent economic stagnation impacting business activity and leading to significant revenue and earnings declines.
Management remains committed to profitable growth, investing in digital transformation, cost control, and future learning platforms, while reaffirming its dividend policy with a €4.03 per share proposal for 2024.
CEO contract extended for five years, ensuring leadership continuity and management stability.
Financial highlights
Q1 2025 revenue declined 14.5% year-over-year to €98.2 million, with operating EBITA dropping 70.2% to €4.3 million and profit for the period down 89.3% to €1.0 million.
EBITDA margin fell to 4.4% from 12.6% a year ago; earnings per share decreased to €0.18 from €1.67.
Gross profit margin declined to 52%, with gross profit at €51.1 million.
Free cash flow dropped 85.5% to €1.6 million; closing share price as of March 31 was €76.30, down 36.5%.
Dividend proposal for 2024 is €4.03 per share, maintaining a 2/3 payout ratio.
Outlook and guidance
Full-year 2025 guidance reaffirmed: revenue expected between €387–417 million and operating EBITA of €36–44 million, with an average margin around 10%.
Management expects Q1 to be the weakest quarter, with improvements anticipated in Training and stabilization in Personnel Services over the year.
No significant improvement anticipated for FY 2025 due to ongoing economic and geopolitical challenges.
Cost management, technology investments, and cautious recruitment are key levers for achieving targets.
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