VIRTUALWARE 2007, S.A.: directors' dealings · France · AMF

About VIRTUALWARE 2007, S.A.

VIRTUALWARE 2007, S.A. is a Spanish technology company focused on enterprise software built around immersive technologies, virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), and real-time 3D. Founded in 2004 by three engineers, the company initially developed software services applied to VR before progressively shifting its business model toward industrial, educational, and professional use cases requiring advanced simulation, visualization, and collaborative tools. It was incorporated for an indefinite period and is headquartered in Basauri, in the Bilbao metropolitan area, in Spain’s Basque Country. Virtualware’s core product is VIROO, its enterprise VR platform designed to create and deploy multi-user immersive applications. Around this platform, the group offers digital twin solutions, industrial simulation software, immersive training tools, and technology consulting services, often delivered through SaaS-like commercial models or associated professional services. Its corporate purpose also includes software development, telecommunications systems and security consulting, IT services, 3D modeling, drafting services, and technology training. This mix positions Virtualware at the intersection of Industry 4.0, XR, and digital transformation. From a capital markets perspective, Virtualware is listed on Euronext Growth Paris under the ticker ALVIR, and its ISIN is ES0105704003. As of year-end 2025, share capital stood at EUR 158,970, represented by 4,542,000 shares. The company’s move to Euronext Growth marked an important step in its market development and is consistent with a strategy aimed at increasing visibility among international investors. Geographically, the group has expanded beyond its Spanish base and now has offices in Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, and Sweden, supporting its international growth strategy, particularly in North America. In its 2025 results, published in 2026, Virtualware said North America accounted for 40% of consolidated revenue in 2025 and expects that region to contribute 50% to 60% over the medium term. The company also reported record bookings and consolidated revenue of EUR 4.32 million for 2025. Recent milestones include the 2024 acquisition of Sweden-based SIMUMATIK AB, which strengthened the group’s Nordic footprint and broadened its immersive solutions capabilities. More broadly, Virtualware has continued to sharpen its focus on higher-value activities while building relationships with industrial, institutional, and academic clients. This has made the company a specialized mid-cap player with growing relevance in a niche but expanding segment of the software market.