Atos Group Sells Ideal GRP to MAIT Group in the Nordic Countries
Atos Group has entered into a binding sale agreement to divest Ideal GRP, one of its Nordic operations, to MAIT Group, according to a statement released this Wednesday. This transaction is part of the group's Genesis transformation plan.
Overview of Ideal GRP
Founded in 1992, Ideal GRP is a product lifecycle management system integrator and a Platinum partner of Siemens Digital Industries Software, the company states. Operating under the Atos Group's Eviden brand, it has a presence in Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, and Estonia. Based in Finland, the company provides consulting, integration, software, and maintenance services to major companies in the industries of manufacturing, defense, technology, media, and telecommunications. According to the statement, the business generates approximately 20 million euros in annual revenue in Scandinavia and employs close to 80 people.
Strategic Implications of the Transaction
This transaction is part of Atos Group's Genesis transformation plan, which aims to refocus the group on strategic assets, the statement specifies. According to the company, this strategy should lead to a return to a path of sustainable growth and improved profitability by focusing on artificial intelligence, secure solutions and services, and the cloud. For the buyer, the operation is expected to strengthen MAIT Group's expertise in product lifecycle management and leverage Ideal GRP's presence in the Nordic countries to expand its activities in the region, the statement notes.
Finalization of the Transaction
The transaction is expected to be finalized in the coming weeks, once all closing conditions have been met, Atos Group indicates. The group, which employs nearly 67,000 people and generates an annual revenue of nearly 10 billion euros, operates commercially in 61 countries under the Atos brand for services and Eviden for products. Atos SE has been listed on Euronext Paris under the ISIN code FR001400X2S4 since April 2025, following a share consolidation.