Nagarro reports €999.3M revenue in 2025 amid governance overhaul and market volatility
Nagarro has published its preliminary financial results for 2025 alongside findings from an independent investigation. The company reported revenue of €999.3 million, with adjusted revenue growth of 6.1% after accounting for currency effects. Share prices reacted with volatility, reflecting mixed investor sentiment following the announcements.
The independent probe, conducted by White & Case and Alvarez & Marsal, cleared Nagarro of any fraud or misconduct. In response, the company has reinforced its governance framework and appointed KPMG as its new auditor.
Financial performance in 2025 showed a revenue increase to €999.3 million, up from the previous year. However, adjusted EBITDA fell to €138.2 million, down from €147.5 million in 2024. Despite this decline, the gross profit margin improved significantly, reaching 32.2%. Looking ahead to 2026, Nagarro expects revenue between €1.0 billion and €1.06 billion, representing roughly 5% growth at current exchange rates. The gross profit margin is projected to stay steady at around 32%, while the adjusted EBITDA margin is forecasted between 14.5% and 15.5%. The company's share price has fluctuated since the announcements. It dropped by 9.60% to €43.70 on one trading day but later rose by 5.26% to €46.00 in another session. Most recently, shares closed at €43.46, a decline of 1.98%, showing no clear trend compared to the previous year.
Nagarro's 2025 results highlight revenue growth and improved gross margins, though adjusted EBITDA declined. The company's projections for 2026 suggest modest revenue and margin stability. Meanwhile, share price movements remain unpredictable, with no consistent pattern emerging since the investigation and financial updates were released.
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