Asseco is a leader of digitization in Poland according to Computerworld TOP200 report
Asseco, with revenues of PLN 14.5 billion, took the first place among IT capital groups in the country and once again became the leader of digitization in Poland. Asseco achieved top positions in 11 categories of this year's Computerworld TOP200 report. Among other things, it is the largest producer of software on request, as well as the largest payer of CIT in the IT sector.
In 2021, Asseco generated PLN 14.5 billion in revenues, up 19 percent year on year. The record-breaking financial results enable the company to invest in further expansion, for which it has allocated PLN 425 million in Poland alone, and nearly PLN 1 billion in the entire Group. In addition, the company is a leader among providers of IT solutions and services for large companies and enterprises, as well as for the public administration, uniformed services, financial and insurance sectors. It is also the largest provider of custom-made software, ERP systems, and the following services: maintenance, training, and in the cloud model. Guided by the idea of local patriotism, Asseco pays taxes in the place where it earns its revenues. Being the leader of the Polish IT industry, it is also the largest payer of CIT.
31 years ago there were three of us, today there are 30 thousand of us. Consistency in action and good relationships with clients pay off. I assumed that in order to build an ambitious strategy you always have to remember about the most important thing, the customers and providing them with the best IT solutions. I am convinced that over the years we have managed to strike a balance between the interests of our shareholders, management and employees, said Adam Góral, President of the Management Board of Asseco Poland.
Asseco in the Computerworld TOP200 ranking:
| Category | Position |
|---|---|
| The largest IT capital groups operating in Poland - Leaders of digitization in Poland | 1 |
| The largest CIT payers in IT industry | 1 |
| The largest providers of IT solutions and services for large companies and enterprises | 1 |
| The largest providers of IT solutions and services for the public administration and uniformed services sector | 1 |
| The largest providers of IT solutions and services for the financial and insurance sector | 1 |
| Companies with the highest R&D spending | 1 |
| Major custom software providers | 1 |
| The largest providers of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems | 1 |
| Major service providers | 1 |
| The largest providers of services in the cloud model | 1 |
| Major training providers | 1 |
| IT companies with the highest net profit | 2 |
| The largest IT service providers | 2 |
| The largest integration service providers | 2 |
| The largest providers of IT solutions and services for the healthcare sector | 2 |
| The largest providers of IT solutions and services for the telecommunications sector | 2 |
| The largest providers of Business Intelligence, Big Data and Data Discovery systems | 2 |
| The largest Customer Relationship Management (CRM) providers | 2 |
| Major software vendors | 3 |
| The largest suppliers of IT solutions and services for the banking sector | 3 |
| The largest providers of IT solutions and services for the energy sector | 3 |
| The largest education and research IT service providers | 3 |
| The largest providers of IT solutions and services for small and mid-sized enterprises (SMEs) | 4 |
Asseco is the largest IT company in Poland and Central and Eastern Europe. For over 30 years it has been creating technologically advanced software for companies in key sectors of the economy. The company is present in 60 countries worldwide and employs about 30 thousand people. It has been growing both organically and through acquisitions, of which it has made over 115 since 2004. Asseco companies are listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange (WSE), NASDAQ and the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange.
Computerworld TOP200 is a prestigious report on the ICT industry in Poland. Its aim is to provide a comprehensive presentation of the condition of the ICT sector and the prospects and challenges it faces. For 30 years it has been the main source of information on market leaders in particular segments.
