2025 was not just another fiscal year for Active Group; it was the year when long-term strategy translated into tangible, impressive results, redefining the company's position on the Greek IT map. With the release of the annual financial report, prepared for the first time fully under International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), the Group demonstrates its commitment to transparency and openness, paving the way for further investment moves.
The transition to IFRS is a clear signal to the investment community. It is not merely a matter of accounting compliance but a structural change that allows for comparability with international industry giants. At a time when digital transformation in Greece is moving at a pace dictated by the Recovery and Resilience Fund (RRF), Active Group has managed to position itself at the spearhead, combining its traditional strength in hardware with advanced value-added services.
Financial Robustness and Strategic Restructuring
The 2025 financial figures reflect a healthy and dynamically growing business. Revenue saw a significant increase, driven primarily by demand for Cloud solutions, cybersecurity, and Managed Print Services (MPS). Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA) reached record levels, a fact attributed to the optimization of operating expenses and the shift towards recurring revenue models.
Active Group realized early on that the future of IT lies not in the simple resale of equipment, but in providing comprehensive "as-a-Service" solutions. This strategic choice allowed the company to shield its profit margins against inflationary pressures and supply chain disruptions that plagued the market in previous years. The emphasis on long-term maintenance and support contracts now provides a predictability in cash flows, which is vital for financing new investments.
The Boost from the Recovery Fund and Large-Scale Projects
One of the key pillars of growth for 2025 was the Group's participation in major public and private sector projects funded by European resources. Leveraging its expertise in IT infrastructure, Active Group actively participated in the modernization of public organizations, offering solutions that enhance efficiency and transparency. The Group's ability to manage complex, large-scale projects made it a preferred partner for many international technology firms operating in Greece.
- Modernization of Data Centers for major banking sector enterprises.
- Implementation of advanced cybersecurity systems in critical infrastructure.
- Expansion of the Managed Services network across the Greek territory.
- Strategic partnerships with leading manufacturers such as HP and Lenovo.
This success is no accident. Active Group systematically invested in staff training and obtaining specialized certifications, ensuring it can meet the strict requirements of modern digital projects. The focus on customer experience and the provision of tailor-made solutions were the competitive advantages that led to an increase in market share.
Towards a Sustainable and Digital Future
Looking towards 2026, Active Group prioritizes the integration of ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) criteria into its operations. Sustainability is no longer an optional choice but a business necessity. The company promotes "green" IT solutions, reducing the energy footprint of its customers' infrastructures and implementing circular practices in equipment management.
"2025 was the starting point of a new era. Our transformation into a high-tech services group has been successfully completed, and we are now ready to lead the developments of the next decade," the report states.
In conclusion, the 2025 financial report confirms that Active Group possesses the credentials, capital adequacy, and strategic vision to continue its upward trajectory. In an environment characterized by rapid technological changes, adaptability and a commitment to innovation remain the keys to success for the company that aspires to be the digital partner of choice for Greek entrepreneurship.
