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Despite a 21.2% drop in operating results, Amadeus Fire AG (WBO:AAD) leans on its expanding training segment to weather the storm and positions for future recovery.
Amadeus FiRe (ETR:AAD) lowered its 2026 outlook after a weaker-than-expected second quarter in its Personnel Services business, citing deteriorating sentiment among German corporate customers and a sharp decline in permanent placement activity. Chief Executive Officer Robert von Wülfing said the gr
FRANKFURT AM MAIN, GERMANY - May 28, 2026 (NEWMEDIAWIRE) - Amadeus Fire AG (ISIN: DE0005093108, Prime Standard) successfully held the Annual General Meeting today in a virtual format. The event was broadcast live from Frankfurt/Main and enabled al...
FRANKFURT AM MAIN, GERMANY - May 26, 2026 (NEWMEDIAWIRE) - The Supervisory Board of the Amadeus Fire Group (ISIN: DE0005093108, Prime Standard) has early reappointed Mr. Dennis Gerlitzki, COO Personnel Services, to the Management Board for a furt...
Amadeus FiRe (ETR:AAD) Chief Executive Officer Robert von Wülfing said the group’s first quarter of fiscal 2026 was “in line with our expectations,” with sequential stabilization versus the end of 2025 even as year-over-year comparisons remained pressured by last year’s downward trend. Von Wülfing
Amadeus FiRe (ETR:AAD) reported a difficult 2025 marked by weakening demand across its staffing and training businesses, restructuring expenses, and a sharp drop in profitability, even as the company completed two acquisitions aimed at expanding its corporate learning offering. Management cites wea
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