Annual rank43
Spain · Technology
Altia Consultores
ALTIA is a company specialising in the design, development, implementation, integration and maintenance of information-technology systems.
FY2022–FY2025
FY2022–FY2025
FY2022–FY2025
current context only
Company profile
Digital systems for institutions, freight and data-intensive decisions
Altia Consultores designs, builds and operates digital systems for public institutions and businesses. The useful story is not a generic catalogue of cloud, data and software services, but the workflows those skills support: an EIB Group client portal, electronic public tenders, railway-freight traceability, a logistics control tower and hotel analytics spanning tens of billions of records. Proprietary products sit beside partner technologies and long-running delivery teams, including a dedicated European-institutions unit headquartered in Rotterdam.
Public and European institutions
Portals, case files and tenders become operating systems
Altia European Services works from Rotterdam with more than 400 specialists and reports over 40 European-project references. The EIB Group selected Altia to analyse, design and implement a shared client portal in OutSystems. Spain's National Heritage uses the WECO case processor across contracting, human resources, events and restoration workflows for more than 1,000 users. Mercurio takes public procurement from tender publication to electronic signing and reports more than 5,000 tenders processed.
- Explore Altia European Services Specialists, institutional domains and European project references
- Open the EIB Group portal project Analysis, user journey, design and OutSystems implementation
- See WECO at National Heritage Case management across restoration and administrative procedures
- Explore Mercurio e-tendering Specifications, evaluation, auctions, frameworks and signing
Freight and transport
Control Tower follows goods across fleets, terminals and modes
Altia Control Tower brings carriers, transport systems and live operating data into one transport-management view. In an Adif pilot it followed rail freight from Algeciras to Zaragoza, recording terminal and intermediate events. Incarlopsa connected its own fleet and about fifteen external logistics providers, TMS and GPS feeds, driver inputs and cold-chain sensors. SIMPLE extends the same interoperability idea across Spanish port, rail, airport, road and IoT data with round-the-clock support.
- Explore Altia Control Tower Real-time transport management, integrations and mobile workflows
- Follow the Adif rail pilot Cargo traceability from Algeciras to Zaragoza Plaza
- See Incarlopsa centralise logistics Fleets, external carriers, GPS, driver inputs and cold sensors
- Explore the SIMPLE extension Multimodal documents, data interoperability and 24/7 support
Data and application engineering
Data engineering expands toward health and cybersecurity
For Iberostar, Altia redesigned data integration around Microsoft Fabric: the case covers more than 50 billion records and query-time reductions of up to 90%. More than 110 data, AI and training professionals arrived through Verne. EDNON adds 140 specialists across data governance, cybersecurity, infrastructure and managed services, including digital medicine and genomics. EDAISS describes a proposed social-and-health data-space use case designed to connect information and identify vulnerable profiles during extreme heat or cold; no live deployment is disclosed. Altia's OutSystems practice reports over 100 customers and 600 technical certifications.
- Map the EDNON capabilities Data governance, cybersecurity, health, genomics and the 140-person addition
- See the EDAISS health-data use case Interoperability, controlled data sharing and climate-emergency coordination
- Open the Iberostar data case Microsoft Fabric, 50-billion-record scale and faster hotel analytics
- Read about the Verne transaction Data, AI, training and more than 110 incoming specialists
- Explore the OutSystems practice Customers, experience, certifications and application delivery
- Understand Altia's low-code model Graphical development, integration, deployment and lifecycle control
Footprint and strategy
A Spanish base now supports a wider European delivery network
Altia's About page reports 4,200 people, ten countries, more than 30 locations and four data centres; the later EDNON release separately says 140 professionals are joining, so the two snapshots are not summed here. Rotterdam is the headquarters of Altia European Services, serving more than 30 European institutions. The 2025-2026 base plan emphasised organic development and integration of IN2 and Verne and did not contemplate new corporate transactions, while saying other growth options were still analysed. The EDNON acquisition was completed later. Altia's official English film introduces the services and international footprint.
- See Altia's current footprint People, countries, locations and data centres
- Visit the Rotterdam expansion story European Services headquarters and institutional delivery team
- Read the 2025–2026 business plan Organic development, acquisitions integration and European contracts
- ▶ VideoWatch Technology for real growth Official English corporate film on services and international reach
Official profile sources: 1994–2019 are not two dates, they are a purpose: Revolutionizing through technology | ALTIA · Certifications | ALTIA · 30 years: growing by making grow | ALTIA
Current 2026 update
What is changing at Altia Consultores in 2026?
Altia completed the 140-person EDNON acquisition while expanding health-data propositions and European delivery capabilities.
The change in one sentence
The next phase is about combining capabilities, not counting deals.
EDNON broadens data, cyber and health expertise; EDAISS describes a potential social-and-health application; the European unit and Hyland tier add delivery surfaces whose commercial effect remains to be measured.
Four lenses on 2026
The same four-quadrant format used in the Company profile.
01 · EDNON
EDNON brings cybersecurity, health data and an innovation factory
Altia finalised the acquisition of 100% of EDNON on 21 July. The 140-person team adds data governance, cybersecurity, infrastructure, managed services and systems integration, with work in healthcare, retail, justice and banking; digital medicine, genomics and EDNON Labs make the portfolio more distinctive. The price is EUR 9.85 million plus an earn-out of up to EUR 2.795 million tied to EDNON's 2026 and 2027 business plan. EDNON reported EUR 18.2 million of 2025 revenue and EUR 1.8 million of EBITDA. Altia's base plan did not contemplate new corporate transactions while integrating IN2 and Verne, although it said other growth options were still analysed. EDNON was completed later.
- Current signal140 specialists · health, data and cyber · EUR 9.85m plus plan-linked earn-out
- Why it mattersThe acquisition adds specialist capabilities and verticals; later evidence must show whether teams, clients and services are integrated.
- EDNON completion and transaction terms Altia Consultores · 2026-07-21
- EDNON capabilities and operating profile Altia Consultores · 2026-07-21
- Business plan and integration boundary Altia Consultores · 2025-06-26
02 · Health data
EDAISS proposes a shared view of fragmented care data
EDAISS is designed to connect social and health information while preserving sovereignty, security and control, creating a 360-degree view of citizens. Its named use case seeks to identify vulnerable profiles during extreme cold or heat and enable a more coordinated response between social and health services. Altia says it contributes interoperability, data analytics and technological development. On 24 July, it also described readiness support for organisations adapting to the European Health Data Area. These are project and service descriptions: the pages disclose no named client, contract value, live-user count, outcome or revenue.
- Current signalSecure data space · climate-emergency use case · EHDS readiness · no deployment KPI
- Why it mattersThe pages place Altia's data and interoperability skills in a health-sector proposition, while evidence of adoption remains missing.
- EDAISS health-data use case Altia Consultores · 2026-06-16
- EHDS readiness proposition Altia Consultores · 2026-07-24
03 · European delivery
A 400-plus European unit sits beside Hyland's top Iberian tier
Rest-of-Europe revenue was 29.1% in 2025. That actual exceeded the 25% target that the earlier plan set for 2026; no revised target is inferred. The Rotterdam unit reports more than 400 specialists and over 40 European-project references, while the plan names EUIPO, EPO and EASA contracts as growth engines. In June, Altia reached Hyland's highest strategic-partner level in Spain and Portugal. Altia says the tier gives priority access to product strategy, roadmaps and advanced capabilities spanning document automation, case management and AI-assisted classification and search. The page discloses no new customer, contract value or revenue from the tier change.
- Current signal29.1% Rest-of-Europe mix · 400+ specialists · Hyland strategic tier in Iberia
- Why it mattersThe sources establish geographic scale and partner status; later awards and revenue must establish the commercial effect.
- European Services scale and references Altia Consultores · 2026-07-28
- 2025 European mix and operating evidence Altia Consultores · 2026-04-23
- Business plan and integration boundary Altia Consultores · 2025-06-26
- Hyland strategic-partner tier Altia Consultores · 2026-06-09
04 · What to watch
Three questions for the next disclosures
The next disclosures should distinguish acquired capability from integrated delivery and product descriptions from named deployments and measurable outcomes.
- EDNON integrationDoes Altia retain the specialist team, cross-sell larger projects and disclose progress against EDNON's earn-out-linked 2026 and 2027 business plan?
- Health-data deploymentWhich organisations adopt EDAISS or Altia's EHDS-readiness work, and what live users, outcomes or contract economics are disclosed?
- European deliveryDo EUIPO, EPO, EASA and Hyland-linked work generate new awards, renewals and durable European revenue without weakening service quality?
Annual record
Ranking history
Future editions add rows; they do not rewrite the 2026 record.
| Edition | Measurement period | Rank | Revenue growth | Net-income growth | Stock return |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | FY2022–FY2025 | 43 | +89% | +107% | +182% |