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About ARCHOS

ARCHOS is a French technology group listed on Euronext Growth Paris under ISIN FR001400KO61. The company was originally known as a European pioneer in consumer electronics, but over time it has reshaped its business model toward higher-value B2B activities, largely through its subsidiary Logic Instrument and a series of targeted acquisitions. Today, ARCHOS positions itself as a pan-European provider of professional computing solutions, rugged devices, systems integration, and, increasingly, sovereign and defense-related technologies. The group is headquartered in France and operates with commercial and operational footprints across Europe and Asia. ARCHOS’ business is organized around several complementary segments. Through ARCHOS and its subsidiaries, the group designs and distributes mobile terminals, tablets, and rugged or semi-rugged computers built for demanding environments such as defense, security, industrial operations, field services, and embedded computing. It also provides integration services, IT services, software customization, cybersecurity solutions, and fleet management, notably through entities such as Elexo and O2i Ingénierie. Another important pillar is test-and-measurement equipment, strengthened by the acquisition of Distrame. This diversification is intended to increase recurring revenue and shift the group from a hardware vendor to a full-solution partner. Strategically, ARCHOS has accelerated its transformation since 2024 through acquisitions and a stronger focus on defense and cybersecurity markets. Its 2025 annual financial report shows that the group has entered a new phase of integration across its subsidiaries, with more visible operating synergies and a sharper orientation toward sovereign equipment and multi-year contracts. Recent disclosures show strong growth momentum, including first-half 2025 revenue of €21.0 million, up 27% year on year, and a stated ambition to exceed €60 million in 2025. The group also reported a 2026 order backlog of €35 million and highlighted growth drivers such as defense contracts, Germany, and acquisition integration. Key notable points include the group’s industrial base in the Île-de-France region, the development of new production capabilities, and an innovation strategy centered on critical sectors. This reflects ARCHOS’ transition from a historically consumer-electronics brand into a specialized technology group with growing exposure to digital sovereignty, cybersecurity, and rugged mission-critical hardware.