ATOSS Software

Atoss Software has staged a dynamic comeback since the Q2 report, supported by positive developments in its cloud business that have reduced investor fears around AI. Demand for digital workforce scheduling remains stable despite economic cycles, driven by time-tracking regulations and the shortage of skilled workers. With the Obereder family’s 25% stake as a stable anchor investor, the report expects further price gains. » More on finanzen.net

Andreas F.J. Obereder and the family pool have exceeded the 25% threshold at ATOSS Software due to attribution; their voting stake now stands at 25.08% (3,989,210 votes). No additional funds were used — the attribution resulted from the pooling agreement. The pool and Obereder state they do not plan any strategic changes or further acquisitions of voting rights within the next twelve months; Obereder intends to move from the management board to the supervisory board at the end of 2026. » More on de.investing.com

Valerie Obereder has reported that the voting share attributed to her from the family pool in ATOSS Software SE has reached 25.08% (3,989,210 votes), thereby exceeding the 10% threshold. The pool and Obereder emphasize they do not pursue any strategic objectives or trading intentions, do not intend to acquire further voting rights within the next twelve months, and do not plan to influence the composition of corporate bodies or the capital structure. AOB Portfolio One GmbH & Co. KG has a statutory right to appoint a member to the supervisory board; Andreas F.J. Obereder, currently chairman of the management board, is scheduled to move to the supervisory board at the turn of the year 2026/2027. » More on de.investing.com