Amadeus IT Group consensus holds steady, shares trade firmly in Madrid

By Anna Wagner, Analysts & Consensus desk. Reviewed prior to publication on 2026-06-23, 20:03.

Amadeus IT Group (ES0113900J37) remains a core technology name on the Madrid Stock Exchange, with the stock also represented in Spanish benchmark indices according to listing data. The travel-tech group continues to attract analyst attention, with a recent Bernstein note flagging temporary Q2 booking headwinds linked to Middle East tensions.

Bernstein highlights Q2 volume headwinds

On June 22, research house Bernstein commented that the ongoing conflict in the Middle East is creating a temporary headwind for Amadeus IT Group’s Q2 booking volumes, rather than a structural shift in demand. The analysts reiterated their constructive stance on the company, framing the impact as short term in nature. MarketScreener’s Bernstein summary describes the note as maintaining a positive view on the stock despite the Q2 drag.

Earlier this quarter, Bernstein had already underlined that tech upselling and product mix are helping Amadeus to offset cyclical pressure on air travel volumes. In May, the house kept Amadeus IT Group at Outperform, pointing to drivers such as improved pricing and adoption of advanced IT solutions by airlines and travel agencies. The May Bernstein update referenced a Q1 performance that came in above expectations on several metrics.

Analyst consensus and shareholder communication

Consensus snapshots compiled by MarketScreener show Amadeus IT Group covered by a broad set of international houses, with the average recommendation sitting in the Buy spectrum and a spread of price targets around a mid-range value. While individual targets differ, the distribution reflects an assumption of continued growth across both airline distribution and IT solutions. The MarketScreener consensus page lists detailed analyst expectations on sales, EBITDA and earnings per share.

On June 3, Amadeus IT Group hosted a shareholder and analyst call, giving investors deeper insight into current trading conditions and strategic priorities. The call followed the company’s earlier Q1 reporting, which highlighted solid trends in advanced IT services, including revenue uplift from new modules and upselling. A transcript summary of the June 3 call indicates management reiterated its confidence in high single-digit revenue growth for 2026, consistent with earlier guidance.

How Amadeus earns its money

Amadeus IT Group’s core business model centers on providing software and technology solutions to airlines, travel agencies, hotels and other travel providers, with revenue streams from distribution and IT services. The company’s Global Distribution System processes flight bookings and segments, while its Airline IT solutions handle reservations, departure control and inventory management for carrier clients.

Where the shares trade today

The Amadeus IT Group shares (ES0113900J37) trade on the Madrid Stock Exchange, with recent composite price data from MarketScreener showing the stock quoted in euros and reflecting its status as a significant Spanish technology and travel-sector listing.

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