Asseco
| Asseco Poland SA
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| legal form | Spółka Akcyjna |
| ISIN |
PLSOFTB00016 US83401R1014 ( GDR ) |
| founding | 1991 |
| Seat |
Rzeszów , Subcarpathian ,
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| management |
Adam Góral ( Chairman of the Board ) Jacek Duch ( Chairman of the Supervisory Board ) |
| Number of employees | 26,843 |
| sales | 10.7 billion PLN (2.4 billion euros ) |
| Branch | software |
| Website | www.asseco.com |
| As of December 31, 2019 | |
Asseco Poland is a listed Polish information technology group based in Rzeszów in the Sub-Carpathian Mountains . The company is the largest software manufacturer in Central and Eastern Europe and the sixth largest in the pan-European market.
The company's share is traded on the Warsaw Stock Exchange and is included in its WIG30 leading index .
history
The Asseco Group was created in 2005 from the merger of COMP Rzeszów SA (today: Asseco Poland) and Asset Soft (today Asseco Slovakia), and Asseco Romania, Asseco Czech Republic and Asseco Adria were added in the same year. This was followed by the acquisition of two IT companies in Serbia and Macedonia.
In 2006 Asseco Poland merged with the Prokom software subsidiary Softbank, with the simultaneous incorporation of the Czech PVT (today: Asseco Czech Republic). In September 2007 it was announced that Asseco Poland was planning a merger with its competitor Prokom Software . Asseco has made Ryszard Krauze and the investment company Prokom Investments, which he controls, an offer of almost 700 million zlotys for their 23.49 percent stake in Prokom Software.
Business areas
The Asseco Group is active in the field of software solutions for banks, insurance companies, tolls, healthcare as well as supply and disposal. Asseco is the market leader in Poland for IT solutions for corporate planning ( ERP ). More than 60,000 customers in Eastern Europe, including several thousand in the industrial sector, are around 300 banks in Poland (including Deutsche Bank , Volkswagen Bank / Volkswagen Leasing , PKO BP , as well as several ministries, the Polish police, the Polish post office and the Warsaw Stock Exchange ).
Participations (selection)
- Asseco Czech Republic: previously 100% held by Asseco Poland
- Asseco Slovakia (Asseco Slovakia as; turnover 2006: 1.4 billion Sk): 55%
- LCS International: 55% (via Asseco Slovakia), acquired in July 2007; LCS is the most important Czech producer of ERP applications (products: Helios Red, Helios Orange and Helios Green)
- Slovanet as (telecommunications operator)
- Datalock as (ERP supplier), January 2007
- Asseco Romania (Asseco Romania SA)
- Asseco Germany (founded in September 2007), based in Rzeszów : 100 percent subsidiary of Asseco Poland
- AP Automation Productivity AG, Karlsruhe (among the top 3 German-speaking medium-sized ERP providers): 100% held by Asseco Germany; acquired in September 2007
- Asseco Adria SA
- Asseco Business Solutions SA
- Asseco Systems Sp. Z oo, seat in Katowice
- Asseco Spain: 55% of RAXON Informatica acquired for 15,400,000 euros; Based in Madrid.
- BERIT as, Brno / Brünn (Czech Republic): 100%, acquired in June 2009 and integrated as the GNS (Geospatial and Network Solutions) division into Asseco Central Europe, as, Prague - the most important Czech supplier of GIS and TIS solutions. Asseco Central Europe, as, Division GNS includes the German Asseco BERIT GmbH , based in Mannheim, and the Swiss Asseco BERIT AG , based in Sissach , as 100 percent subsidiaries
- Sintagma, Lithuania
- ADH-Soft (Poland's leading manufacturer of computer programs for the leasing sector): 55%, acquired in May 2007
- AP AG, Germany (one of the leading ERP providers on the German market): Takeover of 80% of the shares in 2007
Web links
- Asseco Solutions Ag: Asseco Solutions AG - ERP provider with over 25 years of experience. In: assecosolutions.com. January 23, 2019, accessed February 8, 2019 .
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b Governing Bodies. Retrieved April 27, 2020 (English).
- ↑ a b Consolidated Financial Statements of Asseco Group for the year ended December 31, 2019 (PDF; 2.9 MB) March 23, 2020, accessed on April 27, 2020 (English).
- ^ Paweł Olszynka: Cyfrowy Polsat Group and Asseco Poland - two giants join forces. December 31, 2019, accessed April 27, 2020 .