- CEO
- Loïc Poirier
- Full Time Employees
- 155
- Sector
- Electronic technology
- Industry
- Computer processing hardware
- Address
- 3, rue AmpEre Igny IF France 91430
- IPO Date
- Feb 15, 2002
- Business
- Archos S.A. (ALJXR.PA) designs, manufactures, and markets consumer electronics and mobile solutions, including tablets such as the ARCHOS T105 FHD 4G Ultra, T101 FHD 4G Ultra, and T101 FHD2 WiFi; smartphones; smartwatches; connected objects; cryptocurrency hardware wallets; rugged mobile devices; IT hardware; and customized engineering services with applications in entertainment and content protection, home automation, navigation, energy monitoring, education, digital signage, automotive, audio and video guides, professional, medical, defense, and industrial markets. The company operates through subsidiaries including Logic Instrument SA, Elexo, Medical Devices Venture SA, ARCHOS Inc., ARCHOS UK Limited, ARCHOS Deutschland GmbH, and others in the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, Spain, Hong Kong, Switzerland, Italy, and China, serving consumer, B2B, vertical professional, and defense sectors primarily in Europe and Asia. Founded in 1988 and headquartered at 12 rue Ampère, Igny, France, Archos targets pan-European markets with a focus on innovation in Android-based tablets, smartphones, and specialized rugged solutions. In 2025, the company reported strong revenue growth of 27% to 21 million euros in the first half, driven by acquisitions of Artic Distribution in January, Glacier Computer LLC in March, and O2i Ingénierie in July, which enhance digital transformation capabilities in secure hosting, messaging, Apple fleet management, and cybersecurity; it also secured the MASTOC contract with DIRISI/DGA in February for rugged mobile solutions up to 75 million euros and formed a strategic partnership with Eurotempest in July for TEMPEST-certified equipment to bolster technological sovereignty in defense and critical infrastructure. Archos projects full-year 2025 revenue near 60 million euros with improved profitability, reflecting ongoing expansion through inorganic growth and organic performance across its diversified segments.