Europe Movers: ATOSS Software, Clarkson, GlobalData

Inga Muller
10 Mar, 2025
Frankfurt

ATOSS Software SE eased 0.7% to €118.00 after the workforce management provider reported results for fiscal 2024.

Revenue surged 13% to €170.6 million from €108.2 million, net profit jumped to €45.5 million from €35.8 million, and earnings per share rose to €2.86 from €2.25 a year ago.

The company guided for fiscal 2025 revenue growth of 70% and the addition of more than 20,000 new international customers.

ATOSS launched a reverse stock split of the shares, with the effective date April 24 and the start date of the reverse stock split operations March 25.

Clarkson Plc. plunged 18% to 3.616 pence after the provider of integrated shipping services' outlook overshadowed company's 2024 results. 

Revenue increased to £661.4 million from £639.4 million, profit jumped to £84.9 million from £83.8 million, and earnings per diluted share rose to 275.2 pence from 273.6 pence a year ago.

The company proposed a 7% increase in final dividend to 77 pence per share, bringing the total dividend for 2024 to 109 pence per share.

The company's cautious outlook and the decline in freight rates in recent weeks pushed the stock down sharply. 

“2025 has started with more uncertainty than most due to political change, ongoing regional conflicts, increased trade tensions, tariffs and sanctions, inflation and changing monetary policy across global economies,” said chief executive Andi Case. 

"However, following a year of extensive political change, ongoing conflicts in the Middle East and Russia-Ukraine, adding further complexities, markets have softened as economies grapple with the immediate impacts of this phase of change," the company said in a statement released to investors. 

GlobalData Plc dropped 1.09% to 181.00 pence after the UK-based provider of proprietary data, analytics and insights to multiple sectors reported results for the fiscal 2024.

Revenue increased 5% to £285.5 million from £273.1 million, profit before tax surged 32% to £54.9 million from £41.5 million, and earnings per diluted share fell 3% to 3.7 pence from 3.8 pence a year ago.

The company proposed a final dividend of 1.0 pence per share, down from 3.2 pence in 2023, payable on May 2 to shareholders on record as of March 21.