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Posted on March 6, 2026
2 min readLast updated: April 1, 2026
Add as preferred source on GoogleAtos achieved just over €8 billion in 2025 revenue following its “Genesis” restructuring, with a 19 % workforce reduction. Strong backlog and Eviden’s Jupiter supercomputer delivery helped offset a decline in core business revenue, setting the stage for stabilization in 2026.
March 6 (Reuters) - French IT services company Atos reported full-year revenue slightly above 8 billion euros ($9.3 billion) on Friday, meeting its target and reflecting progress in its turnaround following significant financial restructuring.
The company slashed its headcount by 19% to 63,193 employees as part of its "Genesis" restructuring programme aimed at restoring profitability after years of turmoil.
Revenue in the core Atos business unit declined 16.2% organically to 6.96 billion euros despite winning a notable cybersecurity contract with the European Commission during the year.
Sales in the Eviden division grew 6.7% to 1.04 billion euros, driven by the delivery of the Jupiter supercomputer in Germany.
Atos had a backlog of 10.7 billion euros at the end of December, representing 1.3 years of revenue, signalling a solid pipeline of contracted work that underpins its confidence in the recovery path.
Atos expects 2026 to be a "year of stabilization" with a target of positive organic revenue growth, and potential downside limited to a 5% decline in a challenging market.
It expects to accelerate growth in 2027-2028, aiming for 5-7% annual revenue growth and a 10% operating margin by 2028.
Atos also aims to reduce its leverage ratio to net debt less than 1.5 times its operating income by 2028, as it pursues an investment-grade credit rating.
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(Reporting by Leo Marchandon in Gdansk, editing by Milla Nissi-Prussak)
Atos reported full-year revenue slightly above 8 billion euros ($9.3 billion) for 2023.
The Genesis restructuring programme aims to restore Atos's profitability, resulting in a 19% reduction of its workforce.
Atos's Eviden division grew sales by 6.7% to 1.04 billion euros in 2023, driven by the delivery of the Jupiter supercomputer in Germany.
Atos targets positive organic revenue growth by 2026, and aims for 5-7% annual revenue growth and a 10% operating margin by 2028.
Following restructuring, Atos reduced its headcount by 19% to 63,193 employees.
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