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    Temenos cuts 2028 targets to reflect Multifonds sale

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    Posted on February 18, 2025

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    Last updated: January 26, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Temenos adjusts its 2028 financial targets following the $400 million sale of Multifonds, impacting ARR and EBIT projections.

    Temenos Revises 2028 Financial Targets After Sale

    (Reuters) -Banking software company Temenos on Tuesday lowered its full year 2028 targets to reflect the $400 million sale of its fund administration software business Multifonds, announced earlier in February.

    The Swiss-based company now expects annual recurring revenue (ARR) to reach at least $1.2 billion in its 2028 financial year.

    Previously in November it had said it was targeting ARR of more than $1.3 billion for 2028, already postponed from a 2027 target.

    Temenos also lowered its 2028 earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) target to about $450 million, from $500 million previously, and lowered its free cash flow outlook to around $400 million from around $420 million.

    On Tuesday the banking software firm also provided an outlook for its 2025 financial year.

    Temenos said a closely watched measure of revenue would grow at least 12% in 2025, as it reported 2024 full-year and fourth quarter earnings that were in line with preliminary results.

    The Swiss-based company sees non-IFRS, constant currency ARR growth of at least 12% in 2025 alongside subscription and SaaS (software as a service) growth of 5-7%.

    "Looking at our cost base, we benefited from the efficiency program launched in H2-24 and did not see a significant impact yet from the investments we made, in particular in Sales and Marketing and R&D," Temenos CFO Takis Spiliopoulos said in a statement.

    Temenos had launched an "efficiency program" last year including reorganizations at management level after it had cut its outlook two quarters in a row.

    The Geneva-based company had in January reported preliminary fourth quarter results and on Tuesday detailed that Cloud ARR made up 43% of the quarter's total ARR.

    (Reporting by Marleen Kaesebier in Gdansk; editing by Tom Sims, Alexandra Hudson)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Temenos lowers 2028 ARR target to $1.2 billion.
    • •Multifonds sold for $400 million, affecting targets.
    • •2028 EBIT target reduced to $450 million.
    • •2025 revenue expected to grow by at least 12%.
    • •Efficiency program impacts cost base positively.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Temenos cuts 2028 targets to reflect Multifonds sale

    1What is the main topic?

    The main topic is Temenos adjusting its 2028 financial targets following the sale of its Multifonds business.

    2How much was Multifonds sold for?

    Multifonds was sold for $400 million.

    3What are Temenos' revised 2028 targets?

    Temenos revised its 2028 ARR target to $1.2 billion and EBIT to $450 million.

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