AROBS Transilvania Software recorded in Q1 2026 a business of 144 million lei and a net profit of 7 million lei, an increase of 12%.
Lara Maior
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AROBS Transilvania Software has announced solid financial results for the first quarter of 2026, with consolidated revenues of 144 million lei and a net profit of 7 million lei, marking a 12% increase compared to the same period in 2025. The company continues to align with the objectives set by the Revenue and Expenditure Budget, confirming a return to a profitability trajectory after intense expansion. Revenues from the 'Software Services' segment increased by 28%, while 'Software Products' recorded a gross margin of 55%. AROBS recently completed the merger with several companies, strengthening the integrated operational model 'One AROBS'. With a solid financial position, the company aims for 2026 revenues of 552 million lei and a net profit of 35 million lei, continuing investments in strategic technologies such as artificial intelligence and cybersecurity.
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Compania românească de tehnologie AROBS raportează afaceri de 144 milioane de lei și profit net de 7 milioane de lei, în creștere cu 12%, în primul trimestru
AROBS raportează o cifră de afaceri consolidată de 144 milioane de lei în T1 2026 și un profit net în creștere cu 12%
Arobs Transilvania Software, cea mai mare companie de IT de la Bursa de Valori, a încheiat primele trei luni din an cu creşteri de 20% pentru cifra de afaceri şi 12% pe profit
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