Euvic intends to take full control of Gliwice-based Softiq. If the Office of Competition and Consumer Protection (UOKiK) approves the merger, the company will increase its stake from 24.49 per cent to 100 per cent, taking the next step in the group’s wider consolidation.
Euvic has submitted an application for approval to acquire 444 shares in Softiq, representing 75.51 per cent of the share capital. In exchange for the shares being acquired, it is to issue 2,904,236 of its own shares. This means that the transaction will form part of the group’s capital restructuring, rather than a traditional cash-financed purchase.
Euvic has been a minority shareholder in Softiq since 2023. Softiq specialises in software development and claims to have delivered over 150 projects, including for the public sector and business clients. A full acquisition would enable Euvic to combine these capabilities with its own portfolio, which includes software development, infrastructure, outsourcing and cybersecurity.
However, the significance of the transaction extends beyond Softiq itself. In June, Euvic identified the company as one of several entities earmarked for consolidation as part of its strategy for 2026–2028. The list also included, amongst others, Euvic IT, Edge One Solutions, X-Code and Euvic AB, and the group has announced further expansion of its structure.
The process is already gathering pace. On 18 August, Edge One Solutions, part of the Euvic group, acquired 100 per cent of the shares in RELOUT. The proposal concerning Softiq therefore points the way forward: Euvic is seeking to increase its scale and streamline its fragmented capital structure. The potential benefits include greater capacity to deliver large contracts and sell a broader portfolio of services. The challenge will remain the effective integration of further companies and maintaining their profitability within a rapidly growing group.
