French IT giant Atos Group stated on Wednesday that it anticipates a substantial full-year revenue decline, a projection that aligns with its previous guidance, citing persistent contract losses in the quarter ended December 31.

The group forecasts its 2025 revenue to fall to 8 billion euros (approximately $9.4 billion), consistent with its earlier predictions. Group Chief Executive Philippe Salle stated during a media call that this implies an organic revenue decline of 13.8%.

Once a benchmark in Europe's technology sector, Atos has only recently stabilized after undergoing a deep debt restructuring. Following years of consecutive challenges that brought the company to the brink of financial collapse, it is now focused on rebuilding investor confidence.

The group is advancing its restructuring plan through asset sales and layoffs, resulting in a significantly smaller operation. Its market capitalization, which peaked at over 10 billion euros, has now shrunk to just one-tenth of that value, standing at approximately 1 billion euros.

"We can see client confidence is gradually recovering, though perhaps at a slower pace than I initially anticipated," Salle told reporters.

He revealed that following the completion of asset divestments in Scandinavia and Latin America, Atos plans to exit markets in approximately 10 additional countries by 2026.

The group indicated that its 2025 profitability metrics are expected to exceed targets. It will announce its 2026 outlook alongside the final full-year results report on March 6.