IT company Hogia achieves its best annual sales ever. Turnover increased from 640 to 676 million SEK. The main focus on selling cloud services and several major deals is the explanation behind the company’s record turnover.
Over the past year, Hogia has signed agreements with several major players in the transport sector, including public transportation, ferry traffic and port operations. It was a good year in terms of Hogia’s transportation area sales with growth in excess of 10%.
– For many years, we have laid the foundation for offering attractive offers on our cloud platform, Hogia Star, which allow us to accelerate the sale of our cloud services. We continue to invest aggressively in product development within our priority investment areas, says Niklas Rune, CEO of Hogia.
Hogia Star is a cloud-based platform where Hogia develops and delivers end-to-end solutions in finance, payroll/HR and transportation. A digital ecosystem where all Hogia products are delivered in a future-proof environment.
Hogia has been profitable for more than 30 years and meets the conditions for an AAA Gold credit rating under the Dun & Bradstreet credit rating system. It shows that Hogia not only meets all AAA requirements but has done so for over 15 years. Only 0.3 percent of all Swedish limited companies have a rating as high with Dun & Bradstreet as Hogia.
– Our good financial situation means that we can invest for the long term. In 2023, we will double the sales of our cloud services, Niklas Rune says.
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