NEURONES Reports 8% Organic Growth in Second Quarter 2026
Key Takeaways
- •Organic growth reached 8% in the second quarter of 2026, marking an acceleration in performance.
- •The strongest gains came from data activities, digital projects, ServiceNow ITSM engagements, and business process management.
- •NEURONES said its agentic AI efforts continue through both client projects and internal process improvements.
- •First-half operating profit rose to 8.7% of revenue from 7.8% in the first half of 2025.
- •The company now expects full-year revenue of more than €900 million and operating profit of about 9%.
PRESS INFORMATION
1st Half 2026 Revenues
Nanterre, August 5, 2026 (after trading)
Organic growth up 8% in 2nd quarter 2026
Achievements
Organic growth accelerated to 8% in the second quarter.
The strongest gains were recorded in data activities, digital projects, ITSM engagements (ServiceNow), and Business Process Management. At the same time, the rollout of agentic AI continues, both through client projects — including agentic platforms, agent development, deployment, and ongoing operations — and through the optimization of internal processes. For clients, that mix signals that demand is not limited to new AI initiatives alone, but also extends to the operational work needed to integrate and run them in existing environments.
Operating profit (*) for the half-year stood at 8.7% of revenue, a marked improvement from 7.8% in the first half of 2025.
Outlook
For the full year, NEURONES is raising its revenue forecast to more than €900 million and confirms an operating profit of approximately 9%.
(*) Not audited and after inclusion of 0.5% of expenses related to bonus shares.
About NEURONES
With 7,400 experts and ranking among the French leaders in management consulting and digital services, NEURONES helps large companies and organizations with their digital projects, IT infrastructure transformation, and AI adoption.
Euronext Paris (compartment A - NRO) – Euronext Tech Leaders – DSS – PEA-PME eligible. www.neurones.net
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