WORLDLINE METS
Acquired by
MAGELLAN PARTNERS
WORLDLINE METS acquired by MAGELLAN PARTNERS
Target
WORLDLINE METS
Acquirer
MAGELLAN PARTNERS
Context
Magellan Partners signed an agreement to acquire Worldline's MeTS division and select Digital Banking activities for a total consideration of EUR410 million. This acquisition is transformative for Magellan, adding EUR450 million in revenue and expanding its workforce to over 6,700 employees. For Worldline, this disposal is part of a strategic plan to offload non-core assets and refocus purely on Payments.
The transaction values WORLDLINE METS at an EV/Revenue multiple of LOGIN.
This transaction is part of the TMT (Tech, Media, Telecom) industry, which currently tracks an average EBITDA multiple of 13.1x since the beginning of 2026, 4.7% decrease compared to 2025. This data is based on contribution from our growing community, composed of M&A and Private Equity professionals, and has been verified by our team to ensure its accuracy.
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Target
The target comprises two specific business lines carved out from Worldline. The MeTS division (Mobility & e-Transactional Services) specializes in digital solutions for transport operators (e-ticketing, passenger information), Contact Center as a Service (CCaaS), and "SecNumCloud" certified trusted cloud services for public administration and health sectors. The Digital Banking perimeter includes secure messaging platforms and communication tools for financial institutions. Collectively, these assets generated approximately EUR450 million in revenue in 2024 and employ 3,800 people across Europe and India.
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