Atos's core business declined organically by 16.2%, to €6.96 billion, while the Eviden division posted growth of 6.7%, driven in particular by the delivery of the Jupiter supercomputer in Germany.

At the end of December, the group held an order book worth €10.7 billion, representing roughly 1.3 years of revenue and reflecting a solid contract portfolio.

As part of its Genesis plan, the group reduced its workforce by 19%, to 63,193 employees, in an effort to restore profitability after several years of difficulties.

Atos anticipates a year of stabilization in 2026, before accelerating growth between 2027 and 2028, with annual revenue increasing by 5% to 7% and an operating margin of 10% by 2028.

The group is also aiming to bring its net debt ratio below 1.5 times operating income, in order to achieve an investment grade credit rating.