Computacenter PLC on Thursday reported a strong third-quarter performance, stating it is "comfortably ahead of last year" for the first nine months of 2025.
The technology provider's growth was led by its North American business, which maintained strong momentum with enterprise and hyperscale customers, continuing a trend of high demand seen earlier in the year.
The U.K. division also delivered further improvement, helping to drive a strong increase in the group's Technology Sourcing revenue, the company said.
Performance in Europe was mixed, with Germany returning to growth after a subdued first half and showing signs of an expected recovery in public sector activity.
In contrast, trading in France remained challenging, which the company attributed to significant political and economic uncertainty.
Services revenue for the group grew solidly, driven by professional services in the U.K. and North America, though this was partly offset by a modest decline in managed services.
Despite a tough comparison from a strong finish to 2024, Computacenter said it continues to expect full-year adjusted operating profit to be ahead of the prior year.
The company cited its committed product order backlog, which it described as healthy and ahead of last year's levels, as a key reason for its confident outlook.
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