Atos, a global leader in digital transformation, high-performance computing and information technology infrastructure, announces its Q1 2025 revenue.
Confirmation of continued commercial recovery, fueled by strategic large deal signatures
- Q1 2025 order entry at €1.7 billion
- Q1 2025 book-to-bill at 81%, +17 points vs Q1 2024, benefiting from the signature of multi-year contract renewals and business wins with new material revenue streams
Q1 2025 revenue: €2,068 million, down -15.9% organically, impacted by lower order entry and contract completions recorded in 2024, before the closing of the financial restructuring of the Company on December 18, 2024
- Reflecting deliberate reduction of BPO[1] activities in the UK, as well as calendar effects
- Eviden: down -14.0% organically
- Tech Foundations: down -17.5% organically
Estimated cash consumption[2] limited to c. €-40 million in Q1 2025 vs €-415 million in Q1 2024
- No usage at all of account receivable factoring or specific optimization on trade payables
Estimated liquidity[3] of c. €1,958 million as of March 31, 2025 vs €2,179 million as of December 31, 2024:
- Cash and cash equivalent of c. €1,518 million vs €1,739 million in December 2024 and undrawn revolving credit facility of €440 million as of March 31, 2025
- Including c. €138 million of cash in advance (vs €319 million as at December 31, 2024), consisting solely of customer invoices paid in advance without any discount and on a pure voluntary basis
Presentation of Atos updated strategy and organization during the May 14, 2025 Capital Markets Day
Philippe Salle, Atos Chairman of the Board of Directors and Chief Executive Officer, declared:
“Our first quarter performance confirms the inflexion in our business trajectory following the closing of our financial restructuring at the end of 2024. While top line remained under pressure, our commercial activity continued to recover during the quarter, attesting to the confidence and engagement of our clients and boding well for the future of Atos. We have also limited our cash consumption during the quarter and made significant progress in the implementation of our restructuring program to adapt our cost base. I look forward to sharing my vision for Atos and unveiling our mid-term strategy at our Capital Markets Day on May 14. This is the start of a new chapter for the Group, with relentless focus on serving our customers through innovation and high-quality services.”
[1] Business Process Outsourcing
[2] Cash consumption of a period is defined as the variance in cash and cash-equivalent, excluding (i) the variance of the drawn portion of the RCF and (ii) the variance in working capital optimization actions (which include cash in advance received from customers, account receivable factoring and specific optimization of trade payables)
[3] Liquidity is defined as the sum of (i) the consolidated cash and cash-equivalent position of the Group and (ii) the amounts available under any undrawn committed facilities (including committed overdrafts). Consolidated cash and cash-equivalent includes trapped cash and unpooled cash and excludes cash held in escrow accounts in order to provide cash collateral.
