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BROOKLINE, Mass. - Software and data engineering firm Proxet announced Thursday a strategic partnership with financial technology platform Adyen (AMS:ADYEN), a $51.8 billion market cap payments powerhouse, to help businesses integrate payment solutions and enhance customer experiences. According to InvestingPro data, Adyen has demonstrated robust growth with a 21% year-over-year revenue increase.
The collaboration combines Proxet’s data-driven digital transformation and fintech engineering capabilities with Adyen’s global payments platform. According to the press release, the partnership aims to simplify payments architecture, provide analytics for new revenue opportunities, and support product innovation. With a healthy current ratio of 1.48 and strong cash flows, Adyen appears well-positioned to support this expansion.
"Adyen has set the global standard for seamless, secure payments, and we’re proud to join forces with them," said Vlad Medvedosky, CEO of Proxet. "By combining Adyen’s payments technology with our engineering expertise, we can help clients simplify complexity."
Jose Sepulveda, Global Head of Partner Programs & Scaled Management at Adyen, stated the partnership would "empower merchants with the tools they need to unlock new revenue streams, enhance customer experiences, and streamline their operations."
Proxet specializes in building and operationalizing data and AI-driven decision systems across industries including fintech, healthcare, real estate, and private equity. Adyen provides global payment processing technology that allows businesses to accept payments across multiple channels.
The announcement represents Proxet’s efforts to expand its partnerships with technology providers. The company focuses on building custom platforms to help businesses scale their operations, while Adyen serves major clients including Meta, Uber, H&M, eBay, and Microsoft.
This information is based on a press release statement issued by Proxet. While Adyen’s stock currently trades above its InvestingPro Fair Value estimate, the company maintains solid fundamentals with a gross profit margin of 67%. Investors seeking deeper insights can access comprehensive analysis and 8 additional ProTips through InvestingPro’s detailed research reports, available for over 1,400 top stocks including Adyen.
In other recent news, Adyen’s stock rating was reiterated at Outperform by Keefe, Bruyette & Woods. This reaffirmation comes amidst concerns over tariff changes affecting the payment processor. Investors are particularly focused on the end of the de minimis tax exemption, which previously allowed online retailers using Adyen’s services to avoid tariffs on low-value goods under $800. With the change, these items are now subject to either a 30% or $25 tax. This development has sparked concerns among investors, contributing to a 4-5% decline in Adyen’s shares. Despite the stock’s recent drop, the firm’s analyst remains optimistic about Adyen’s future, maintaining a price target of EUR1,900.00.
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