The European software grew 10% of their turnover in 2012 to € 41.1 billion, but profits show a decline of 8.7%, according to a study released Monday by the company capital investment Truffle Capital.
This eighth annual ranking, which covers the first 100 European publishers, was created with the support of Neelie Kroes, European Commissioner for new technologies, and in partnership with research firm IDC and the Centre expertise packages (CXP, and software).
The software industry invests heavily in innovation regardless of the economic climate, despite profits down 8.7%. Last year the publishers have invested more than they won, demonstrating Faith resolved the Future “summarizes Bernard-Louis Roques, co-founder of Truffle Capital, said in the statement, which refers to resilience of the sector.
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“Investment in R & D increased by 20%. With 63,000 skilled, low relocation, and € 6.8 billion invested to develop future products The software industry is unwavering vector? Innovation as an engine of European growth, he said.
The first three this classification are unchanged: SAP remains head tracking Dassault Systems in second position and the third position Sage.
42 companies have a turnover of revenues exceeding EUR 200 million and profits increased from 6.6 billion 2011-5800000000 in 2012 (down 8.7%).
Software industry in Europe is prosperous. Figure of case and the growth of this sector show discussing the importance of this industry in European economy in a global context of increased competitiveness “, for his part, commented Neelie Kroes, also quoted in the release.
Given the situation as a whole, we realize that the software has become a key enabling technology in all sectors and economic activities, she added.
EU: Software Recorded Growth of 10% in 2012
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