Atos H1 FY26 operating margin rises 43% to EUR 190 million; revenue falls 15.17% to EUR 3.41 billion

Reuters2026/07/30 05:33

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Atos posted H1 revenue of €3.41 billion, down from €4.02 billion, while operating margin rose to €169 million from €113 million.
Net loss attributable to owners narrowed to €504 million from €696 million; net financial charge widened to €321 million, reflecting one-off 1L refinancing impacts.
Liquidity stood at €1.81 billion at June 30, 2026; net debt was €2 billion, with leverage at 3.4x.
Q2 order entry totaled €1.5 billion, with book-to-bill at 91%; backlog was €9.1 billion and qualified pipeline rose by about €760 million.
Atos reaffirmed FY 2026 targets, guiding for organic revenue growth around -5%, operating margin about 7%, and positive net change in cash.

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