Asseco Poland reports strong first-half results, exceeding market expectations
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At a glance
- Asseco Poland reported strong first-half financial results, surpassing market expectations with significant growth in its Polish operations.
- The company's consolidated order backlog for 2026 stands at PLN 13.4 billion, indicating robust future revenue streams.
- Growth was observed both domestically and internationally, with international segments contributing 86% of total sales.
Asseco Poland, a leading domestic IT company, has announced impressive financial results for the first half of the year, exceeding market forecasts and demonstrating strong growth across its operations. The company reported consolidated revenues of PLN 9.3 billion, with over PLN 7.1 billion generated from its own IT products and services.
Operational profit saw a substantial increase of 38% compared to the same period in 2025, reaching PLN 1.1 billion. Net profit attributable to shareholders rose by 52% to PLN 430 million. In the second quarter alone, Asseco Poland posted a net profit of PLN 201.2 million, surpassing the market's average expectation of PLN 185.2 million.
The company's Polish segment experienced remarkable growth, with sales increasing by 17% to PLN 1.3 billion. This segment, responsible for 14% of the group's total sales, also saw its operating profit climb significantly. Asseco Poland continues to focus on digitizing public services, particularly in healthcare, supported by funds from the National Reconstruction Plan, and strengthening its position in the banking and financial sector through long-term contracts.
Internationally, Asseco's performance remains robust, with international markets accounting for 86% of its total sales through the Formula Systems and Asseco International segments. Asseco International reported PLN 2.4 billion in revenue, a 9.5% increase, driven by ERP solutions from Asseco Enterprise Solutions. Subsidiaries in the Czech Republic and Slovakia also delivered strong results, contributing to the group's overall success.
The consolidated order backlog for 2026, in the area of software and own services, currently has a value of PLN 13.4 billion. In variable rates, it is 18% higher than a year ago, and in fixed rates, it is 12% higher.
Originally published by Rzeczpospolita in Polish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.