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9

Operation and financial review

Performance by Global Business Line

94

Worldline

2016 Registration Document

OMDA

Issuing business line, as well as some early synergies.

(

130.6 million

),

+160 basis points

compared to 2015, mainly

Financial

Services

reached

an

OMDA

of

26.1%

business division and more authentication volumes in the

thanks to authorizations volume growth in the Acquiring

Mobility & e-Transactional Services

9.7.3

Mobility & e-Transactional Services

(in € million)

FY 2016

FY 2015*

% Growth

Revenue

369.6

378.9

-2.5%

OMDA

51.5

61.8

% OMDA

13.9%

16.3%

-2.4 pt

At constant scope and 2016 exchange rates.

*

Revenue

Mobility & e-Transactional Services

revenue reached

2015. e-Government Collection was impacted by the termination

369.6 million

declining by €-9.4 million or

-2.5%

compared to

MeTS would have exceeded +15% in 2016. This performance

three quarters of the year. Excluding that effect, the growth of

could be achieved thanks:

RADAR contract) in France in June

2016 and by the VOSA

of both the automated traffic offence management system (the

2015 and therefore affected the comparison basis for the first

contract in the UK public sector, which occurred at end of Q3

Collection, particularly in Argentina with healthcare

To double digit growth recorded in e-Government

France, with more revenue from various projects with

transactional services and Tax Collection activities and in

French and European government agencies;

To a double digit growth in e-Consumer & Mobility explained

by:

such as Numericable,

Cdiscount contract and the ramp-up of other contracts

Contact activities in France, with the full-year impact of

from the Renault contract and in Germany;

Connected Living, with notably more revenue in France

dynamic on its two main markets:

To a strong growth in e-Ticketing, benefiting from good

was rolled out for several customers,

The UK, where the new Onboard Ticketing solution (MTIS)

ramp-up and price increases.

Latin America, where Worldline benefited from volumes

OMDA

points

. The profitability of the Global Business Line was indeed

51.5 million

or 13.9% of revenue, decreasing by

-240 basis

which were partly substituted by new business consisting of

impacted by the end of two mature contracts (RADAR & VOSA),

Mobility & e-Transactional Services OMDA

reached

temporary lower profitability.

project activities and ramping-up volumes with, as usual, a