Best growth forecasts, high potential rates of return: Anyone wanting to invest these days can hardly avoid shares in IT companies. But it doesn't always have to be the global players. SME shares of successful medium-sized companies such as audius can also show their strength in the long term and even outperform the blue chips. History shows that when markets are rising, the small cap index usually gains more than the large caps. 
 
Growth targets achieved ahead of schedule

The audius share has performed extremely well in recent years. On the one hand, this is due to the dynamic nature of the ICT market, which remains highly attractive and has excellent forecasts for the future. On the other hand, the security and continuous growth of our healthy company contribute to this performance. In recent years in particular, we have been able to significantly expand our service portfolio both organically and inorganically.

As early as 2020, we consolidated our competencies and set the course for the future with the merger of the audius Group and the IT Competence Group to form today's audius SE. This is a strategy that we will continue to pursue in the future through the acquisition of ICT specialists. Investing in strategic acquisitions and gaining market share enables us to achieve set growth targets at an increasing speed and often ahead of schedule.

audius SE – one of the top shares as an investment in ICT companies

The audius Group is listed among the TOP 20 leading IT service companies in Germany by the renowned Lünendonk market research institute in its latest study. The F.A.Z. Institute voted audius the industry winner in first place in the "Highest Quality" category for the IT consulting sector in 2024. On the one hand, this is thanks to its focus on future-oriented topics and, on the other hand, to its feel for innovative markets and worthwhile investments. Our consistent focus on customer requirements also makes us a partner that companies of all sizes and from a wide range of industries rely on in the long term.