Proact IT Group AB (Nasdaq Stockholm: PACT; Investegate reference: 0GT3), a European provider of hybrid cloud and data infrastructure solutions operating across 12 countries, has unveiled new financial targets for 2030 at its Capital Markets Day in Stockholm. The company is targeting average annual revenue growth of 10 per cent, an adjusted EBITA margin of at least 8 per cent, and a doubling of adjusted earnings per share to at least SEK 20 compared with its 2025 outcome. The announcement replaces all previous financial targets with immediate effect and updates the group's dividend policy to distribute more than 25 per cent of profit after tax.

Key Points

  • Proact IT Group AB (0GT3), listed on Nasdaq Stockholm as PACT, is a European data infrastructure and hybrid cloud technology company
  • New 2030 targets include 10% average annual revenue growth, at least 8% adjusted EBITA margin, and adjusted EPS of at least SEK 20
  • Capital Markets Day held 11 November 2026 in Stockholm, running from 13:30 to 17:30 CET, with a live webcast available
  • Investors should watch for progress against 2025 adjusted EPS as the baseline against which the doubling target will be measured

Proact's 2030 Revenue Growth and Adjusted EBITA Margin Targets Explained

Proact is targeting annual revenue growth of 10 per cent on average through to 2030, inclusive of acquisitions completed by 31 December 2030. The adjusted EBITA margin target is set at a minimum of 8 per cent. The capital structure target calls for net debt to EBITDA of between one and two times, measured at the end of each financial year using the last twelve months of EBITDA and including lease liabilities in the net debt calculation. These targets replace the group's previous financial objectives with immediate effect, as stated in the announcement.

Doubling Adjusted EPS to SEK 20 Through Organic Growth, Efficiency and Selective Acquisitions

The headline ambition for 2030 is to at least double adjusted earnings per share relative to the 2025 outcome, reaching a minimum of SEK 20. Adjusted EPS, as defined in Proact's interim and annual reports, excludes items affecting comparability and amortisation of acquisition-related intangible assets. The company's strategy to achieve this combines organic growth, operational efficiency improvements, and selective bolt-on acquisitions. Proact's President and CEO Magnus Lönn cited operational streamlining over the past 18 months and a turnaround in its UK, West, and Central business areas as foundations for this next phase.

Updated Dividend Policy and Capital Allocation Framework for Proact's Approximately 1,000-Strong Workforce

Alongside its financial targets, Proact has updated its dividend policy, committing to distributing more than 25 per cent of the group's profit after tax. Free cash flow will be directed towards organic investment, selective acquisitions, and dividends, with share buybacks deployed as a supplementary tool for shareholder value creation. The leverage range of one to two times net debt to EBITDA is designed to preserve financial flexibility. Proact employs approximately 1,000 people, serves over 2,000 active customers, and has more than 30 years of experience in data infrastructure across Europe.

AI and Regulatory Compliance Demand Driving Growth Across Proact's 12-Country European Footprint

Proact's growth narrative is underpinned by rising data volumes, accelerating AI adoption, and tightening requirements for security and regulatory compliance — trends the company identifies as structural demand drivers for its hybrid cloud and data infrastructure services. The group's presence across 12 European countries, combined with its focus on sovereign and resilient solutions for business-critical and societal-critical environments, positions it to capitalise on these sector tailwinds. A key company-specific risk remains execution against ambitious multi-year targets in a competitive and rapidly evolving technology landscape.