SII predicts 23% increase in turnover for 2022/2023 financial year

(AOF) – SII announces 2022/2023 turnover of 1.02 billion euros, up 23.1%. It reached 23.8% organically. The company specializing in engineering and technology consulting predicts that “this dynamic activity” will allow it to achieve its operating margin ambitions for the whole of the year “which will be, as announced, between 9 and 10%”. “This last quarter of the 2022/2023 financial year allows us to reach, for the first time, the symbolic bar of one billion euros in annual turnover” underlines Eric Matteucci, Chairman of the Management Board.

“With the exception of Spain, all the geographical entities contributed to this growth”, specifies the group. In France, the SII group recorded revenue of 125.3 million euros during this fourth quarter of the 2022/2023 financial year, up 13.8% (including 10% organic). In total for the full year, sales in France amounted to €434.1 million.

Internationally, the SII group recorded turnover of 160.7 million euros in the fourth quarter of the year, up 23.7% at constant exchange rates compared to the fourth quarter of the year. Previous exercice. Like every quarter of this financial year, with the exception of Spain, all countries posted significant organic growth: Poland (+30%), Germany (+16%), Romania (+43%), Chile (+12%), Canada (+9%), the Czech Republic (+31%), Morocco (+29%) and Colombia (+17%).

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