Growth, efficiency, innovation and customer focus as the strategic priorities

The year 2025 represented a period of consolidation and sustained growth for Asseco PST. Building on the strong results achieved, the company enters 2026 in a strengthened position, ready to raise its level of ambition, accelerate its development trajectory and continue enhancing customer satisfaction across all markets.

During 2025, several key strategic milestones were achieved, most notably surpassing the €50 million revenue threshold for the first time and receiving renewed international recognition as one of only 15 award‑winning organisations — selected from more than 40,000 companies — in the 15th edition of the Export & Internationalisation Awards.

Within its technology portfolio, key developments included the launch of CRM ACSS (Asseco Customer Service Suite) on the Microsoft Marketplace, as well as the introduction of GUARDiON+, an advanced security solution designed for IBM i environments, providing continuous protection for one of the most critical platforms supporting core banking systems.

Looking ahead to 2026, Asseco PST remains firmly committed to progressing with the development and rollout of new solutions while continuously modernising existing ones. Priority will be given to technology areas that play a decisive role in the digital transformation of financial institutions. The company’s objective is to reinforce its position as a strategic reference partner in the modernisation and digitalisation of the financial sector, delivering scalable, secure and adaptable solutions that meet the needs of an increasingly competitive market.

In terms of diversification and geographic expansion, Asseco PST will focus on deepening collaboration within the Asseco Group, of which it has been part since 2015. The aim is to explore synergies, identify joint opportunities and accelerate entry into new markets — strengthening business resilience and expanding both the customer base and the range of segments served.

At the same time, the company remains committed to pursuing an inorganic growth strategy. It will continue to monitor M&A opportunities while fostering partnerships with leading entities, particularly in areas such as cloud technologies, artificial intelligence, open banking and digital financial services.