Active Group published its annual financial report for fiscal year 2025, which has been prepared in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). Active Group is a powerful Greek technology and IT group that has been developing and evolving for 30 years, guided by its customer-centric philosophy and the reliability of its expertise. The Group operates across a wide range of sectors including: ICT Technology & ICT Services, Software & Cybersecurity, Data Centers & Networking, IoT & Smart Cities, Managed Services, and Professional Services. The Group’s strong presence is confirmed and strengthened by long-term partnerships with leading IT/ICT companies such as Lenovo, Dell, HPE, IBM, Microsoft, Fortinet, Cisco, Huawei, Checkpoint, Kyocera, Samsung, and Epson, as well as by a dynamic and highly diversified customer portfolio that includes both private enterprises and government entities. The Group employs over 180 specialized professionals and has a presence in more than 100 cities across Greece.
During 2025, Active Group continued to lead, evolve, and execute large-scale digital transformation projects:
-Management of over 1,500 active leasing and equipment maintenance contracts with major organizations in the private and public sectors.
-Signing of new contracts in the digital transformation sector.
-Completion of projects under the “Greece 2.0” program.
-Strengthening of Data Center & Networking equipment and services activities.
-Continuation of the investment program in infrastructure, Managed Services equipment, and human resources.
Simultaneously, it proceeded with the acquisition of 100% of subsidiary company YLEM 3D PRINTING, consolidating the Group’s presence in the three-dimensional printing sector.
In terms of financial performance, 2025 represented another year of significant strengthening of financial metrics, as the resilience of the business model and the Group’s strategic focus on technology services and digital transformation were confirmed. Despite the challenges of the international environment, the Group achieved significant enhancement of its profitability while simultaneously laying the foundations for its transition into a new era of growth.
Consolidated turnover reached €61.2 million, while equally significant was the development momentum in a series of critical operational sectors, with year-on-year increases in: Professional Services (+20.7%), Software & Cyber Security (+4.0%), Data Center & Networking (+3.5%), and Technology ICT & ICT Services (+2.0%).
Meanwhile, the unexecuted backlog of signed contracts in the Managed Services and Projects sector as of December 31, 2025, amounted to €58.8 million, providing significant revenue visibility and consequently stability for the coming years.
Consolidated gross profit reached €15.9 million versus €15.5 million in 2024, with the corresponding margin reaching 26.0% versus 25.3% respectively, which is attributed to the enhanced contribution of higher-margin services to the sales mix.
Adjusted EBITDA at consolidated level reached €10.5 million, reflecting the Group’s high operational performance, while the adjusted EBITDA margin reached 17.1%.
Finally, after-tax profits recorded a significant 13% increase year-on-year, mainly due to reduced financial expenses, reaching €5.7 million versus €5.0 million in 2024.
Active: Group prospects
With the goal of expanding its services and products and further strengthening its position in the country’s digital transformation, the Group is implementing a two-year (2026-2027) investment plan worth €14.1 million, through approved financing with extremely favorable terms from the Recovery and Resilience Fund. The program includes individual investments in software development and AI platform for internal use with potential for future commercial exploitation, inventory purchases to support Managed Services, infrastructure and equipment modernization, and Smart Cities solutions. It’s worth noting that financing from the Recovery and Resilience Fund, following the relevant approvals on May 7, 2026, significantly enhances Active Group’s financial flexibility and liquidity while confirming the sustainability and reliability of its strategy.
Despite geopolitical risks affecting the global economy, the prospects for the ICT sector in Greece continue to remain positive. The Group’s strategic targeting is to further strengthen its position as an integrated ICT solutions provider in the Greek market, focusing on Managed Services, digital transformation projects, and Smart Cities solutions.
For 2026, Management estimates that the Group will maintain its development momentum, supported by its broad customer base, strong project backlog, established position regarding Public Sector projects, and expansion of Managed Services. The above estimates are subject to risks and uncertainties related to the broader economic and business environment.
Mr. Ioannis Stasinopoulos, Chairman and CEO of ACTIVE, stated:
“The 2025 results confirm that ACTIVE is on a trajectory of substantial and sustainable growth. Despite the demanding environment, we achieved almost 13% increase in net profits, improved our margins at all levels, and built a strong backlog of recurring revenues, which gives us strong visibility for the coming years. We are not simply a company that trades technology but a reliable digital transformation partner for both the public and private sectors in Greece. Additionally, we are examining the prospect of our listing on the E.N.A. Growth Market of Euronext Athens, which will mark a new chapter for the company, with extroversion, enhanced corporate governance, a clear investment plan, and forward-looking strategy.”
