Amadeus ended the year strongly, accelerating both revenue growth and profitability expansion. In 2025, group revenue grew 6.1 per cent for the full year, or 8.5 per cent at constant currency (10.0 per cent in the fourth quarter), while adjusted EBIT increased 10.2 per cent at constant currency (15.4 per cent in the fourth quarter).
The company continued strategic investment, deploying more than €1.4 billion ($1.6 billion) in R&D, representing over 20 per cent of group revenue.
Growth was supported by positive pricing dynamics, customers adopting additional solutions, incremental revenues from the Nevio offering, and strong expansion in Airport IT and Airline Professional Services.
Luis Maroto, President & CEO of Amadeus, highlighted that Amadeus remained resilient in 2025, successfully hitting its growth projections while navigating macroeconomic pressures. He positioned Amadeus as the central, trusted 'system of record' that is now evolving to lead the AI-driven travel era.
By integrating AI directly into global customer workflows, the company is seeing a surge in the adoption of its next-generation retail tools.
Financially, the firm is optimistic, with Maroto forecasting low double-digit earnings growth over the medium term. Consequently, Amadeus plans to maximise its dividend payouts in 2026 and initiate a significant six-month share repurchase program, signalling strong confidence in its ability to continue transforming the travel landscape.