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The IT service provider adesso is continuing on its growth trajectory. In just three years, the adesso Group’s workforce has doubled. In November 2020, adesso had just 5,000 employees. Now it has broken the 10,000 mark, with Roz Sabir, a data scientist at adesso Netherlands, becoming the 10,000th member of the adesso team.

adesso continues its international expansion with the acquisition of an Indian software company in the southwestern Indian state of Kerala. For the first time since its inception 26 years ago, the IT service provider has established a delivery center outside Europe. adesso India will significantly strengthen the adesso Group's global delivery and transformation capabilities and enhance its attractiveness as an international digitalization partner.

IT service provider adesso is continuing its expansion to the UK by establishing a branch in London. Including the latest national subsidiary, adesso UK Limited, adesso is now represented in 14 countries around Europe, taking it one step closer to the goal of establishing itself as a leading IT service provider Europe-wide. The UK subsidiary will initially focus on supplying companies in the UK with attractive near-shore and offshore offerings from the adesso Group’s global supply network.

In its consolidated financial statements, adesso SE has confirmed the preliminary figures for 2022 that were published in mid-February. Group sales grew strongly again year on year, lifting the total figure by 33 % to a new record of EUR 900.3 million. Of that growth, 29 percentage points were organic. Accordingly, EBITDA stood at EUR 92.9 million (previous year: EUR 102.0 million). Excluding the non-recurring effect of EUR 17.9 million from a company sale in 2021, operating earnings (EBITDA) rose by 10 %. In addition to the capacity utilisation delays caused by the high pace of growth, as well as investments in corporate culture and infrastructure, significantly higher rates of sick leave in 2022 following the wide-scale lifting of COVID-19 protection measures prevented a greater increase in EBITDA. At 10.3 %, the EBITDA margin fell slightly short of the target corridor of 11 % to 12 %, whereas EBITDA and sales forecasts were achieved or exceeded.