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Atos Group: new strategic and transformation plan “Genesis” to leverage core strengths and restore sustainable profitable growth. Cash generation and disciplined capital allocation as key drivers to deleveraging

Core Strategy and Financial Goals - Atos Group has announced a four-year strategic and transformation plan named "Genesis" aimed at returning the company to sustainable growth and improved profitability, targeting revenues of €9-10 billion and an operating margin of around 10% by 2028 [2][5][22] - The company emphasizes cash generation and disciplined capital allocation as key drivers for deleveraging and achieving its financial targets [5][19] Organizational Restructuring - The plan includes a streamlined and refocused organizational structure, transforming Atos into a global AI-powered technology partner with a simplified brand and governance [5][7] - Atos will operate from six regional hubs, focusing on high-growth and high-impact activities while exiting non-core countries [7][8] Investment in Innovation and Technology - Atos Group plans to invest €500 million in research and development over the next four years, alongside €100 million in start-ups and new ecosystem players, focusing on emerging technologies [12] - The creation of a dedicated business line for Data and AI aims to enhance service offerings and improve delivery efficiency, with a goal of growing the workforce in this area from 2,000 to 10,000 employees by 2028 [11] Financial Performance and Projections - For 2025, Atos expects to generate revenues of approximately €8.5 billion, with a projected organic growth rate of 5-7% CAGR between 2025 and 2028 [21][22] - The company anticipates achieving a leverage ratio below 1.5x net debt/OMDAL and aims for a BB credit rating profile by 2027 [22] Commitment to Sustainability - Atos reaffirms its commitment to sustainability, targeting Net Zero by 2050 and focusing on diversity and digital inclusion initiatives [20] - The company has received top-tier ESG ratings, including EcoVadis Platinum, reflecting its leadership in environmental, social, and governance practices [20]