Worldline to lay off 8% of its workforce
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FRENCH digital payments company Worldline said on Wednesday (Feb 7) it would cut its global workforce by around 8 per cent as part of a cost reduction plan initially announced in October.
“Worldline confirms that it has initiated social processes with the relevant employee representative bodies within the Worldline group,” it said in a statement.
The fintech company’s shares sank in October after it shocked investors by cutting full-year targets and announcing that it was cutting ties with some merchants to reduce crime risks.
The news sparked a wider sell-off in the sector which has been struggling as consumers spend less while tougher regulatory scrutiny also looms.
Worldline received a boost last month after French bank Credit Agricole bought a 7 per cent stake in the payments group.
The company confirmed on Wednesday that it expects to deliver 200 million euros run-rate cash costs savings from 2025. REUTERS
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