The company’s growth was driven entirely by realized orders, notably excluding any contribution from the recently announced €610 million framework agreement. This performance underscores a broader diversification in the firm's client base; the top five customers now account for 70% of revenue, down from 90% last year, while the single largest client represents less than 20%. Service revenue also saw a significant boost, climbing to €24.7 million—a 200% increase—bolstered by the initial billings of the ÆTHER project.

Financial stability has reached a new high, with year-end cash reserves hitting €14.4 million, a sharp turnaround from the negative balance recorded just twelve months prior. Looking ahead, the group has set an ambitious target of €1 billion in revenue for the 2026/27 fiscal year. This outlook is supported by momentum from the ÆTHER consortium and planned industrial expansions in the Strasbourg region, which are expected to drive sustained demand for high-capacity computing infrastructure.