Alicante-based technology company Orizon set a clear growth path for 2022, aiming for a turnover of 3.5 million euros, maintaining a steady business volume comparable to 2021 while investing in internal expansion to prepare for a larger leap in the years ahead. Led by Ángel Pineda, the company anticipated reaching eight million euros in revenue in 2023 and projecting as much as 30 million euros for the following fiscal year, according to figures provided by the company itself.
To support this growth, Orizon planned a four million euro investment to be distributed between 2023 and 2024. The funds would expand the capacity of the Alicante technology center, which serves large enterprises worldwide using its own technology stack.
Throughout 2022, Orizon maintained an EBITDA margin of 19% of revenues. The company also expanded its customer portfolio by 12% and diversified the sectors it serves, including banking and insurance, utilities, and telecommunications.
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The BOA technology developed by Orizon enables continuous monitoring of the technological infrastructure of large organizations. This capability helps identify and resolve issues, optimize system performance, and reduce response times. On average, it contributed to a 25% reduction in response times for systems and up to a 40% decrease in total infrastructure costs for many clients.
Orizon operates from its Alicante base and serves a global client roster. The company’s approach emphasizes reliability, efficiency, and scalable solutions for complex environments.
Since its inception in 2012, Orizon has helped a broad portfolio of major clients reduce computational costs and improve service levels and compliance. The company continues to focus on delivering measurable savings while maintaining high standards of performance for its customers.
In the face of evolving market demands, Orizon is strengthening its cloud capabilities to enhance flexibility and agility. The company is transitioning its BOA technology to a cloud-ready architecture and offering it in Software as a Service mode via major cloud providers. This move targets organizations with sophisticated IT estates and investments, seeking scalable solutions to manage growing technology needs.
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The year marked a period of internal growth as 2022 reshaped strategic priorities for many leading companies. On the technology front, security remains foundational, but performance optimization is increasingly prioritized to ensure software reliability and cost containment. Many organizations are budgeting for substantial IT savings, with estimates of up to 40% in some scenarios, while preserving service quality and compliance.