ATOSS Software

ATOSS Software beat profit expectations in the third quarter and raised its margin outlook, but reported weaker licensing revenues. The company now expects to be toward the lower end of its revenue guidance of €210–215 million. Investors took profits after the earlier recovery, and the share price then fell sharply, at times by almost nine percent. Analysts praise the profitability trend but see headwinds from the weak licensing business. » More on finanzen.net

The ATOSS share has recovered strongly since the July low, with two rising troughs, the reclaiming of the 200- and 38-day lines and an RSI around 65 indicating stabilization. Fundamental metrics show growth and high profitability: H1 revenue +12% to €103.2m, EBIT margin 35% and cloud order backlog +25%. Management raised the margin forecast for 2027 to at least 35%; for 2026 revenue of €210–215m and an EBIT margin of at least 34% are expected. If the nine-month figures due tomorrow confirm the operational strength, this could trigger a breakout above the roughly €100 level. » More on finanzen.net

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