- CEO
- Manas C. Human
- Full Time Employees
- 17,938
- Sector
- Technology
- Industry
- Information Technology Services
- Address
- Einsteinstrasse 172 Munich Germany 81677
- IPO Date
- Apr 29, 2021
- Business
- Nagarro SE (NGRRF) is a Germany-based digital product engineering and technology solutions provider specializing in custom software development and IT services for industries lacking suitable standard software solutions. Founded in 1996 and headquartered in Munich, the company, which spun off from Allgeier SE in 2020 and listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange that year, offers a comprehensive portfolio including accelerated quality and test engineering; API and integration; application managed services; artificial intelligence, data and analytics; cloud, CRM, DevOps; customer data platforms; cybersecurity; digital experiences, insights and supply chain; ECM and portals; eco digital engineering; enterprise agile; enterprise architecture consulting; FinOps; intelligent process automation; innovation labs; low code; mobility solutions; products, resilience and site reliability engineering; technical communications; product studio; quantum computing; and training services, alongside specialized offerings such as Atlassian, blockchain, business and transformation consulting, digital commerce, embedded systems, Ginger AI, Internet of Things, mainframe and legacy modernization, process consulting, Salesforce, SAP, ServiceNow, security, transformation and Zendesk services, as well as AR/VR/3D animation, customer communications and design studio. It serves clients across automotive; banking and financial services; energy and utilities; gaming and entertainment; sports AI; 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; telecommunications; smart buildings; and travel and logistics sectors, operating through over 17,000 professionals in 38 countries spanning North America, Central Europe, Rest of Europe and Rest of World. Recent developments include reporting Q3 2025 revenue of EUR 254.6 million, up 9.4% year-over-year in constant currency with adjusted EBITDA rising 27.2%, alongside a headcount increase of 233 professionals to 17,680; resolving to redeem 853,688 treasury shares and launch a EUR 20 million share buyback; paying a EUR 12.6 million dividend; and pursuing disciplined tuck-in acquisitions, such as a planned small but meaningful deal in the Japan-India tech services corridor to fill technological, geographical and client-specific gaps.