Nemetschek Group has invested in Dawex, a data exchange platform company, whilst Dawex's co-founders retain full control over strategy and operations. The investment aims to support governed data exchange for architecture, engineering, construction and operations workflows, enhance AI traceability, and expand Dawex's presence in the German market. Dawex provides infrastructure for data ecosystems, enabling secure, compliant data sourcing and exchange. The investment allows Nemetschek, which provides software solutions for the building lifecycle, to accelerate responses to complex collaboration processes and support customers' digitalisation. For Dawex, the partnership accelerates global expansion and strengthens its capacity to serve the construction sector's data exchange requirements. Nemetschek joins existing investors including Banque des Territoires, Amadeus, Itochu Corporation, Bouygues Construction and Univers Capital.

Amadeus has launched the Amadeus Travel Advertising Platform, designed to help travel companies capture demand earlier by using forward-looking intelligence rather than historical performance data. The platform connects travel demand insights with advertising planning and AI-supported decision-making across channels. The platform's first live capability, the Omnichannel Budget Allocator, uses AI to continuously evaluate campaign performance and automatically reallocate advertising budgets across channels based on defined objectives. Rather than replacing existing platform tools, it orchestrates spending across the broader advertising mix. Amadeus is collaborating with Accenture, which is contributing its Accenture Media Console to accelerate development. The platform currently supports Amadeus Advertising's managed services for hotel customers, with destinations and airlines gaining access soon. Future phases will expand capabilities including enhanced measurement and deeper integration of demand signals.

Amadeus has issued €500 million in bonds listed on the Luxembourg Stock Exchange to cover general corporate financing needs and refinance upcoming debt maturities. The bonds have a five-year maturity until 20 May 2031, carry a fixed interest rate of 3.75% paid annually, and were issued at 99.468% of nominal value. The transaction is expected to close on 20 May. During the first quarter, Amadeus reported a profit of €356.9 million, up 0.4% year-on-year, whilst adjusted profit rose 2.1% to €371.4 million. Chief executive Luis Maroto stated the company maintains "strong commercial momentum" despite an uncertain environment and remains confident in meeting its 2026 forecasts, though he acknowledged the unpredictable macroeconomic context complicates short-term predictions.