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Wiit SpA
Wiit SpA is an Italian cloud services company that helps businesses run and protect their most important software and data. It designs and manages private cloud, hybrid cloud, backup, disaster recovery, and cybersecurity services, with a strong focus on mission-critical systems such as ERP and SAP applications. In simple terms, Wiit acts as the outside operator that keeps a customer’s core IT environment available, secure, and compliant. Its main customers are mid-sized and large companies that need reliable, customized infrastructure rather than low-cost public cloud storage. These clients usually outsource the day-to-day management of their servers, applications, and continuity systems to Wiit instead of building that capability in-house. The company makes money through recurring service contracts for hosting, managed infrastructure, security, and related support work. What sets Wiit apart is its focus on business-critical workloads, especially in regulated and performance-sensitive industries where downtime is expensive. It is not a general-purpose cloud giant; it is a specialist provider that combines cloud infrastructure with hands-on management and continuity planning. That makes it an important partner for companies that want a tailored, high-touch IT environment rather than a standard self-service cloud product.
Wiit SpA is an Italian cloud services company that helps businesses run and protect their most important software and data. It designs and manages private cloud, hybrid cloud, backup, disaster recovery, and cybersecurity services, with a strong focus on mission-critical systems such as ERP and SAP applications. In simple terms, Wiit acts as the outside operator that keeps a customer’s core IT environment available, secure, and compliant.
Its main customers are mid-sized and large companies that need reliable, customized infrastructure rather than low-cost public cloud storage. These clients usually outsource the day-to-day management of their servers, applications, and continuity systems to Wiit instead of building that capability in-house. The company makes money through recurring service contracts for hosting, managed infrastructure, security, and related support work.
What sets Wiit apart is its focus on business-critical workloads, especially in regulated and performance-sensitive industries where downtime is expensive. It is not a general-purpose cloud giant; it is a specialist provider that combines cloud infrastructure with hands-on management and continuity planning. That makes it an important partner for companies that want a tailored, high-touch IT environment rather than a standard self-service cloud product.
Revenue: Q1 revenue was EUR 41.4 million, with recurring revenue at EUR 34.4 million, or 90.9% of total sales, underscoring strong visibility.
Profitability: EBITDA rose to EUR 17.2 million, up 9% year over year, and the EBITDA margin expanded to 41.6% from 38%, driven mainly by organic scale and better asset utilization.
Margins: EBIT improved to EUR 9.4 million, or 22.7% of revenue, from EUR 7.8 million and 18.9% a year ago, with Italy showing particularly strong margin expansion.
Balance Sheet: Net debt adjusted fell to EUR 137 million from EUR 156 million, while net leverage ended the quarter at 2.3x, leaving room for additional M&A.
M&A Pipeline: Management said it is currently working on 2 due diligence processes, including one larger German target and one smaller opportunity in a new country.
Broadcom Impact: The Broadcom-related migration opportunity is now a major demand driver in Italy, with management saying it could boost the pipeline by about 70% above normal levels over the next 12 to 18 months.
CapEx: Full-year cash CapEx is still expected to land at EUR 24 million to EUR 25 million, in line with guidance.
