In 2025, the Asseco Group generated PLN 16.8 billion (EUR 4.0 billion) in sales revenues, of which PLN 12.6 billion (EUR 3.0 billion) came from sales of its proprietary IT products and services. Operating profit was 11% higher than in 2024 and amounted to PLN 1.6 billion (EUR 381 million). Net profit attributable to shareholders of the parent company, a record high in the company’s history, rose by 119% to PLN 1.1 billion (EUR 269 million). Asseco continued to expand its operations in international markets, strengthening its position through acquisitions, among others. Last year, the Group expanded to include 13 new companies.
Asseco’s results remain strongly geographically diversified. In 2025, the Asseco Poland Segment increased its sales revenues by 12% year-over-year, reaching PLN 2.3 billion (EUR 542 million). Operations in this area focused on delivering advanced software and services supporting the digitalization of the financial sector, implementing key projects for public administration, and strengthening cooperation with clients in the energy and healthcare sectors.
Foreign markets, represented by the Formula Systems Segment and the Asseco International Segment, accounted for a combined 86% of the Group’s revenues. Sales in the Asseco International Segment amounted to PLN 4.6 billion (EUR 1.1 billion), representing a 12% increase compared to 2024. In this segment, revenue growth was recorded at Asseco Central Europe in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, as well as from ERP solutions within the Asseco Enterprise Solutions Group. Sales also increased at Asseco South Eastern Europe. The Formula Systems Segment recorded PLN 9.8 billion in revenues (EUR 2.3 billion), a 12% increase year-over-year. This result was driven, among other factors, by increased sales and the strengthening of the market position of Matrix IT and Magic Software.
In 2025, the sale of a majority stake in Sapiens was finalized, resulting in the Asseco Group’s shareholding – through Formula Systems – decreasing from 43.5% to 18.7% in the new ownership structure, which signifies a loss of control over the company and a change in its accounting treatment in the financial statements. The transaction generated PLN 499 million (EUR 118 million) in net profit attributable to the parent company’s shareholders and retaining the minority stake allows for continued exposure to Sapiens’ future growth.
2025 was record-breaking for us – we generated the highest net profit in our 35-year history, exceeding PLN 1.1 billion (EUR 269 million). This is a significant achievement, especially given the challenging and uncertain environment in which we operate. We are consistently implementing our adopted strategy, which remains grounded in the creation and development of top-quality proprietary software for institutions and enterprises operating in key sectors of the economy. It is precisely this model – based on proprietary products, domain expertise, and long-term customer relationships – that defines Asseco’s strength and resilience. We base the Asseco Group’s growth on both organic expansion and acquisitions. We are interested in companies with experienced teams that wish to grow within our Federation model or through integration with Asseco. In 2025, we completed 13 acquisitions. We are paying particular attention to companies in the cybersecurity sector and those offering AI-based solutions, but we remain open to entities that strengthen our capabilities in key sectors, said Adam Góral, President of the Management Board of Asseco Poland.
Asseco’s consolidated order backlog for 2026, in the area of proprietary software and services, currently stands at over PLN 10.8 billion (EUR 2.5 billion) and is 19% higher than in the corresponding period in the previous year. At fixed exchange rates, the increase amounts to 13%.
In 2026, we are focusing on further strengthening of Asseco’s position as a leader in digitization across key economic sectors – banking, energy, telecommunications, healthcare, and public administration – as well as on growth in product segments such as ERP systems, payments, and trust services. Our business remains grounded in our proprietary products and technological expertise, which we are systematically expanding. Artificial intelligence is one of the natural directions for building Asseco’s long-term value. We are implementing it both in our products and throughout the entire software development cycle, which enhances our efficiency and the quality of the solutions we deliver. We take a pragmatic approach to AI – as a technology that is meant to genuinely support business and create value for customers, added Adam Góral.
Asseco consistently builds value for its shareholders and shares its profits with them. Since its IPO on the Warsaw Stock Exchange (WSE), the Company has paid out over PLN 3.8 billion in dividends to its shareholders. This year, the Company’s Management Board recommended to the General Meeting the payment of PLN 1 051 million (EUR 248 million) in a dividend for 2025, which amounts to PLN 13.05 (EUR 3.08) per dividend-eligible share.
