ATOS SE: management transactions · France · AMF

About ATOS SE

ATOS SE is a French digital services and technology group listed on Euronext Paris under ISIN FR001400X2S4. Following the share reverse split completed in April 2025, the company continues to operate as a Societas Europaea (SE) and is pursuing a transformation centered on cybersecurity, cloud, data, artificial intelligence and mission-critical digital services. Recent company disclosures indicate a global footprint spanning 61 countries and a workforce of roughly 63,000 to 67,000 employees, depending on the reporting date and scope. Atos traces its roots back to 1997, when it was created through the combination of several European IT and services businesses. Over time, the group became one of Europe’s leading systems integrators and managed services providers, and it later expanded materially into digital transformation, cybersecurity, cloud environments, critical infrastructure and advanced computing solutions. In 2025, Atos unveiled its “Genesis” strategic and transformation plan, designed to restore sustainable and profitable growth by focusing on the group’s most differentiated businesses and improving the quality of its operating portfolio. Atos’ current business model is organized around several service lines, including consulting and systems integration, cloud infrastructure and operations, application modernization, digital workplace services, cybersecurity, and data and AI services. In parallel, the Eviden brand houses the group’s product activities, with product lines spanning cybersecurity products, advanced computing, mission-critical systems and vision AI. This services-plus-products structure allows Atos to address client needs end to end, from strategy and design through deployment and run operations, across both private and public-sector customers. Geographically, Atos remains international in scope, but it has been reshaping its footprint toward a more focused regional model built around six hubs: France; Germany, Austria & Eastern Europe; Belux, the Netherlands & the Nordics; the UK & Ireland; North America; and International Markets. The aim is to concentrate capital and talent on the most profitable and highest-growth territories. The group also emphasizes sovereign and secure digital environments, which are increasingly important for clients in government, defense, healthcare, financial services, industrial sectors and critical infrastructure. Notable recent developments include its renewed push into generative AI, analyst recognition across multiple service categories, and management’s stated ambition to move back toward investment-grade characteristics over the medium term.