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DATAGROUP SE operates as a specialized IT services provider in Germany and internationally, focusing on IT infrastructure, consulting, and development. The company’s core revenue model is built on recurring managed services, including cloud solutions, application management, and workplace services, complemented by project-based consulting and software development. Its two primary segments—Services, and Solutions and Consulting—allow it to cater to diverse enterprise IT needs, from end-user support to SAP transformations. DATAGROUP differentiates itself through integrated, vendor-agnostic solutions, positioning it as a mid-market leader in the competitive German IT services landscape. The company’s emphasis on automation, AI, and hybrid cloud aligns with growing demand for digital transformation, though it faces competition from larger global players and niche specialists. Its subsidiary structure under HHS Beteiligungsgesellschaft provides stability while enabling targeted growth in high-margin areas like cloud and security services.
DATAGROUP reported revenue of €527.6 million for the period, with net income of €26.2 million, reflecting a disciplined cost structure. Operating cash flow of €58.9 million underscores efficient working capital management, while capital expenditures of €11.6 million indicate moderate reinvestment needs. The diluted EPS of €3.14 suggests steady profitability, though the beta of 1.27 signals higher volatility relative to the market.
The company’s earnings power is supported by recurring service revenue, which provides stability amid project-based consulting volatility. Capital efficiency appears balanced, with operating cash flow covering capex by a factor of 5x. However, the net income margin of ~5% suggests room for improvement in scaling high-value solutions like SAP and AI services.
DATAGROUP maintains €36.6 million in cash against €191.4 million of total debt, indicating a leveraged but manageable position. The debt level is typical for IT services firms investing in growth, though liquidity coverage remains adequate. No immediate solvency risks are evident, given stable cash generation.
The company’s growth is likely tied to cloud adoption and hybrid work trends, with dividends of €1 per share reflecting a conservative payout ratio (~32% of EPS). Shareholder returns are balanced against reinvestment needs, suggesting a focus on organic expansion rather than aggressive distributions.
At a market cap of ~€459.6 million, DATAGROUP trades at ~1.7x EV/revenue, aligning with mid-tier IT services peers. The elevated beta implies investor expectations of cyclical sensitivity, though recurring revenue streams may buffer downturns.
DATAGROUP’s regional expertise and integrated service portfolio provide resilience, but success hinges on scaling higher-margin offerings like AI and automation. Near-term challenges include competition and talent retention, while long-term cloud adoption trends remain a tailwind.
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