Allgeier SE Stock: price and insider trades · Germany

From a competitive standpoint, Allgeier is ranked among the leading IT consulting and systems integration companies in Germany according to the Lünendonk 2025 list. The group serves a broad and relatively resilient customer base that includes international corporations, strong mid-sized companies and public-sector clients at all federal levels. Allgeier states that it serves more than 2,500 customers and operates across a wide geographic footprint, with locations in Germany and throughout the DACH region, plus France, Spain, Portugal, Poland, Czechia and the Netherlands, as well as India, Vietnam, the United States and Canada. This international reach gives the group access to delivery capacity and nearshore/offshore resources while keeping its core market anchored in Germany. ([allgeier.com](https://www.allgeier.com/en/who-we-are/?utm_source=openai))

Recent developments underscore a company in transition. The 2024 reporting cycle highlighted operating performance and margin discipline, while 2025 brought several portfolio actions: Evora acquired SAP cloud ERP specialist all4cloud to broaden the group’s SAP and public-cloud capabilities, Allgeier sold its IT managed services business, and the company launched a share buyback program. In March 2026, Allgeier said it met its 2025 earnings guidance and was strengthening its focus on AI-based platform technologies and software solutions, while also noting a material cash inflow from the sale of managed services infrastructure activities. Taken together, these steps point to a more focused and capital-disciplined software group with stronger exposure to digitalization, SAP-related offerings and public-sector modernization. ([allgeier.com](https://www.allgeier.com/en/pressroom/press-releases/gemeinsam-staerker-im-digital-commerce-ecube-wird-teil-von-mgm/?utm_source=openai))