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- Nagarro SE provides digital product engineering and technology consulting services to industry leaders and challengers across multiple sectors. The company offers accelerated quality and test engineering; API and integration; application managed services; artificial intelligence, data and analytics; cloud, CRM, DevOps; digital experiences, insights, and ventures; ECM and portals; enterprise agile; enterprise architecture consulting; FinOps; identity and access management; innovation; low code; mobility solutions; products, resilience, and site reliability engineering; technical communications; and training services. It further delivers Atlassian, blockchain, business and transformation consulting, digital commerce solutions, embedded systems, Ginger AI, Internet of Things, mainframe and legacy modernization, process consulting, Salesforce, SAP, security, and transformation services; as well as AR/VR/3D animation, customer communications, and design studio offerings.
Nagarro SE operates in North America, Central Europe, rest of Europe, and internationally, serving customers in automotive; banking and financial services; energy and utilities; gaming and entertainment; industry and automation; insurance; software and hi-tech; life sciences and healthcare; media and publishing; non-profits and education; private equity; public sector; retail and CPG; smart buildings; telecommunications; sports AI; and travel and logistics industries. The company employs approximately 18,000 people across 36 to 38 countries in Europe, Asia, North America, Africa, Asia-Pacific, Central and South America, and the Middle East. Founded in 1996 and headquartered in Munich, Germany, Nagarro SE spun off from Allgeier SE in 2020 and lists on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange under ticker NA9.F, with inclusion in the TecDAX index.
In recent developments, Nagarro SE announces revenue guidance of EUR 1.02 billion to EUR 1.08 billion for 2025, alongside a share buyback program of up to EUR 400 million over three years and a dividend policy distributing 10% to 20% of EBIT annually. The company pursues disciplined inorganic growth through smaller tuck-in acquisitions to address technological, geographical, and client-specific gaps, including an imminent deal in the Japan-India tech services corridor, and maintains global strategic partnerships with a Japanese trading house and a Taiwanese hardware firm. It reports 4.7% year-over-year revenue growth in constant currency and 14.2% gross profit increase in Q2 2025, while executing EUR 52 million in share buybacks to date and a EUR 12.6 million dividend payout.