Browse the full insider trade history of ORDISSIMO, a publicly traded company based in France. Shares are listed on FR FR, under the supervision of AMF. Operating in the Technology sector, ORDISSIMO has recorded 2 public disclosures. Market capitalisation: €3.4m. The latest transaction was filed on 3 May 2023 — Cession. Among the most active insiders: Christophe BERLY. Every trade is openly available.
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Ordissimo is a French listed company on Euronext Growth Paris, identified by ISIN FR0013318052 and ticker ALORD. The group has built its identity around “silver technology,” focusing on easy-to-use digital solutions designed to make computing and connectivity accessible to seniors and, more broadly, to first-time or non-technical users. Today, the company is also pursuing a diversification strategy aimed at adding recurring-revenue IT services alongside its historical consumer hardware business. The company’s origins date back to 2002, when Christophe Berly, Alexandre Vielle and Brice Delmotte launched the project after observing how difficult conventional computers could be for their relatives to use. The first Ordissimo computer was released in 2005, built around a simple and intuitive promise: a ready-to-use device that removes much of the complexity typically associated with mainstream personal computing. This founding vision remains central to the brand and to its market positioning. Ordissimo’s core business consists of simplified computers, tablets and software environments designed for immediate adoption. Its products emphasize ease of use, with a streamlined interface and a set of essential functions that are readily accessible from the first use, including internet browsing, email, video calls, photos, word processing, calendars and contacts management. The product range has also expanded over time to include complementary connected devices, notably digital photo frames through the 2022 acquisition of Pix-Star, which strengthened the group’s exposure to family-oriented and intergenerational digital uses. From a commercial standpoint, Ordissimo has long operated as a niche player rather than a mass-market PC manufacturer. This specialization gives the company a distinctive value proposition, but it also means that growth depends on continuous product innovation and the development of new revenue engines. In 2025, the company took a further strategic step by launching a Services IT division through the acquisition of R-Cost, a business specialized in IT equipment financing and lifecycle management, thereby adding a recurring-revenue component to its portfolio. Ordissimo’s geographic footprint is centered on France, while also extending into parts of Europe and, through Pix-Star, into the United States. The company communicates in several languages and sells through its own channels and commercial partners. Recent milestones include revenue growth in 2024, a gradual improvement in profitability, and financing transactions completed in 2025 to support strategic transformation. Overall, Ordissimo remains a distinctive French small cap technology company positioned at the intersection of simplified computing, connected devices and, increasingly, managed IT services.