Dhaka: Amadeus continued to evolve positively during the first quarter of 2025. Their Group Revenue increased by 9pc, Operating Income and Adjusted Operating Income increased by 10pc, Profit expanded by 13pc, and Adjusted Profit expanded by 12pc. Free Cash Flow generation in the first quarter of 2025 amounted to EUR 262 million, resulting in a Net Financial Debt of EUR 1,875 million on March 31, 2025.
On the development, Luis Maroto, President and CEO, Amadeus, said, “In a dynamic global environment, despite the current broad uncertainty, Amadeus demonstrated resilience and growth, underpinned by commercial success and its global footprint in travel. We delivered strong performance across our businesses, with particularly high-volume growth in Asia Pacific. We are well prepared for 2025 and look forward to the rest of the year. We remain focused on delivering on our commitments as we continue to expand the value we create for our customers.”
Their progress this quarter is marked by a continued strong evolution in each of their reported segments: Air Distribution, Air IT Solutions, Hospitality, and Other Solutions.
Air Distribution delivered revenue growth of 8pc in Q1 2025, supported by 2.5pc booking growth and 5pc revenue per booking expansion. Amadeus delivered resilient booking growth this quarter, driven by solid commercial success across all regions. Growth was particularly high in Asia Pacific, where bookings increased by 10pc.
Air IT Solutions revenue increased by 11pc this quarter, driven by growth in Airline IT passengers boarded of 5.5pc and an expansion of revenue per passenger boarded of 5pc.
They experienced strong growth in passengers boarded across several regions, particularly in Asia Pacific, where we achieved an increase of 12pc. The positive evolution of their passengers boarded was supported by global air traffic growth in the quarter and the positive impact from customer implementations. Similarly, their revenue per passenger performance reflects positive pricing effects, successful upselling of incremental solutions to customers, and their ongoing expansion in Airport IT and Airline Expert Services.
Finally, Hospitality and Other Solutions revenue increased by 11pc in Q1 2025. Both their Hospitality and Payments businesses demonstrated healthy growth throughout the quarter, supported by increased transaction volumes and new customer implementations.