ATOS

Atos reported Q1 2026 revenue of €1.64bn (‑11% organically) and saw its share price fall 18.86% to €45.945. Liquidity improved slightly to €1.736bn, order intake was €1.5bn (book‑to‑bill 89%), while net changes in cash were ‑€47m including €71m of restructuring costs. Management emphasizes focus on Agentic AI, Sovereign Technology and Cybersecurity and views the Genesis transformation as a driver of margins and growth. For 2026/2027 Atos forecasts EPS of $3.18 and $5.71 and revenues of about $7.93bn and $8.007bn, respectively. » Plus sur de.investing.com

Atos reports 2025 revenue of €8,001m (organically -13.8%) with an operating margin of €351m (4.4%), more than twice last year’s level. However, the company posted a net loss of €1.4bn after restructuring costs (€540m) and rationalization charges, and net debt stands at €2,499m (leverage 3.17). The transformation program Genesis achieved 88% of its three‑year savings target and substantially cut staff and costs, while Atos is strategically focusing on AI, digital sovereignty and cybersecurity. For 2026 Atos aims for stabilization and an operating margin of around 7%, but market reactions were skeptical (share price -15% after the release). » Plus sur de.investing.com

Atos was selected as the preferred supplier for Lot 1 of the European Commission’s CLOUD II Dynamic Purchasing System and is awarded a framework contract worth up to €326 million for technical operational services in cybersecurity. The contract has a potential duration of up to 48 months and covers incident response, digital forensics, threat intelligence, monitoring, malware analysis, as well as vulnerability management and penetration testing. Atos will act as lead contractor in partnership with Leonardo and is to provide operational support, advisory services and capacity building for EU institutions. » Plus sur de.investing.com