By Mateusz Rabiega and Gianluca Lo Nostro

(Reuters) -Adyen cut its annual revenue forecast on Thursday, citing U.S. tariffs hurting the growth of the Dutch payment company’s customers.

The Amsterdam-based firm’s shares were down 9.2% by 1331 GMT, after falling as much as 20.5% earlier in the session.

Adyen said the slight acceleration in net revenue growth it expected this year now appeared “unlikely.” But it reaffirmed its midterm target of an annual net revenue percentage growth in the twenties, up to and including 2026.

A broader client base and global reach has helped Adyen weather shifts in consumer spending better than peers like Worldline and Nexi. But that international exposure also leaves it vulnerable to currency volatility and trade tensions.

“The part that we see going le

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