Exploring Three High Growth Tech Stocks in Europe

HLSE:QTCOM Earnings and Revenue Growth as at Apr 2025

Simply Wall St Growth Rating: ★★★★★☆

Overview: Atea ASA specializes in providing IT infrastructure and related solutions to businesses and public sector organizations across the Nordic countries and Baltic regions, with a market capitalization of NOK14.05 billion.

Operations: Atea ASA generates revenue from IT infrastructure and solutions, with significant contributions from Sweden (NOK12.76 billion) and Norway (NOK8.80 billion). The company’s operations in Denmark, Finland, and the Baltics also contribute to its overall revenue. Group costs amount to NOK10.34 billion, impacting profitability across segments.

Atea ASA, navigating the competitive European tech landscape, reported a slight dip in sales to NOK 34.58 billion for FY 2024 from NOK 34.70 billion the previous year, while net income also decreased slightly to NOK 775 million. Despite these challenges, the company’s earnings are expected to surge by an impressive annual rate of 20.6%, outperforming the Norwegian market’s average growth rate of 7.7%. This robust projection is supported by Atea’s strategic focus on R&D and its ability to maintain high-quality earnings amidst fluctuating market conditions. With a forecasted Return on Equity of an impressive 26% in three years’ time, Atea is poised for significant financial achievements despite current hurdles in revenue growth.

OB:ATEA Earnings and Revenue Growth as at Apr 2025

Simply Wall St Growth Rating: ★★★★★☆

Overview: PSI Software SE specializes in developing and integrating software solutions to optimize energy and material flows for utilities and industries globally, with a market cap of €362.42 million.

Operations: PSI Software SE focuses on creating software solutions that enhance the efficiency of energy and material flows across utility and industrial sectors worldwide. The company operates with a market capitalization of €362.42 million, reflecting its significant presence in the industry.

PSI Software’s recent strategic moves, including a partnership with Google Cloud and an alliance with E.ON for network control systems, underscore its commitment to transforming into a cloud-first entity. This shift is pivotal as it leverages industrial AI to enhance SaaS offerings, crucial for staying competitive in the tech-driven market. Despite a challenging fiscal year 2024 with sales dropping to EUR 260.84 million from EUR 269.89 million and shifting from a net income of EUR 0.324 million to a net loss of EUR 20.96 million, PSI is poised for recovery. The company’s focus on innovative software solutions and strategic partnerships is expected to revitalize its operations and position it well for future profitability, supported by an anticipated earnings growth of 71.27% per year.

XTRA:PSAN Earnings and Revenue Growth as at Apr 2025

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Companies discussed in this article include HLSE:QTCOM OB:ATEA and XTRA:PSAN.

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