Worldline - 2019 Universal Registration Document
WORLDLINE Worldline’s Business Model
Worldline’s Business Model is formulated in line with the recognised International Integrated Reporting Council (IIRC) guidelines which enable a broader view of the concept of value creation. The infographic below illustrates how Worldline’s activities impact the different forms of capital (financial, manufactured, human, intellectual, natural, social and relationship capital), converts resources (inputs based on capital) into outputs (products and services, waste) and eventually outcomes (positive and negative consequences for the capital). It also consistently matches the Company’s contribution to the UN SDGs.
VALUE 2019
VALUE CREATION FOR STAKEHOLDERS
WORLDLINE BUSINESS LINES & RESULTS
SDGs
FINANCIAL
The Group’s positioning across the extended payments ecosystem affords it an overview of the industry, permitting it to react quickly to regulatory or other changes and to capitalise on new opportunities generated by them. The Group’s objective is to enable sustainable economic growth and reinforce trust and security by making solutions that are environmentally friendly, accessible to all and support societal transformations.
Investors & shareholders
6.9% organic growth
C
25.3% OMDA Profitability after IFRS 16
MANUFACTURED
Suppliers & Customers
9,871/9,875 Quality Score – Contracts’ Service Availability & Response Time 45.2% of strategic suppliers evaluated by EcoVadis
c. € 2.4 BN 2019 PRO FORMA ANNUAL REVENUE € 2.22 BN REVENUES IN EUROPE € 0.16 BN REVENUES IN EMERGING MARKETS
INTELLECTUAL
Customers
€97.6 M in R&D investment
A portfolio of ~150 patents
47 %
MERCHANT SERVICES
OF PRO FORMA REVENUE (2019)
HUMAN
Energising commerce with advanced payment services
Employees
63% GPTW satisfaction
89.50% Training satisfaction
39 %
FINANCIAL SERVICES
OF PRO FORMA REVENUE (2019)
SOCIAL AND RELATIONSHIP
Consolidating payment processing
Customers, Communities, Public Bodies
8.2/10 Customer satisfaction
0 significant fines for non-compliance
MOBILITY & E-TRANSACTIONAL SERVICES
79% of spending in local purchase
14 %
OF PRO FORMA REVENUE (2019)
€1.51m social contribution
NATURAL
Bringing payment and regulation expertise to new markets
Communities, Public Bodies
Eco-efficiency in data centres
100% CO 2 -neutral offers 90% renewable electricity
Circular economy
2019 URD - SECTION A 2019 INTEGRATED REPORT P.34
2019 URD - SECTION D 2019 INTEGRATED REPORT P.14-15-63
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Universal Registration Document 2019
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