Configit’s 2025 Annual Report Shows Increasing Revenue and ARR

COPENHAGEN, Denmark – July 2, 2026 – Configit, the global leader in Configuration Lifecycle Management (CLM), today published its 2025 financial statements. The results for the year show ongoing financial growth, driven by a significant increase in Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) as well as a positive operating result. In 2026, the company had its best Q1 in many years.

Despite global uncertainty, Configit achieved ARR growth of 11% in 2025 and EBITDA of DKK 31.3 million. Gross profit amounted to DKK 154.3 million. Excluding extraordinary one-time income in 2024, gross profit improved by 9% compared to 2024 and by 38.6% since 2023.

The annual report confirms Configit’s continued execution of its SaaS-first strategy and shows that more customers are migrating to cloud-based solutions. This development underlines the company’s strong position as the global leader in Configuration Lifecycle Management (CLM). Growth appears set to continue in 2026, with Configit delivering its strongest first quarter in many years.

Selected highlights from 2025 and the beginning of 2026 include:

• Launch and Commercial Sales of the AI Solution Ace Prompt

Configit launched the AI solution Ace Prompt, which is already creating tangible value for customers by reducing the time required to build and maintain complex product configuration and data models. While many SaaS companies are launching AI functionality as an integrated feature, Configit has successfully commercialized AI as a stand-alone module that customers can purchase as an add-on.

Configit’s AI-native foundation, combined with its patented Virtual Tabulation® technology, makes it possible to combine the efficiency of AI with the precision and determinism required by industrial companies with complex, configurable products.

• Global Partnerships Strengthen Configit’s Commercial Momentum

Configit’s global partnerships created increasing commercial value in 2025 and contributed to a partner-driven pipeline that grew by 28%. This underscores the value of the company’s partner strategy and strengthened go-to-market collaboration.

The collaboration with Accenture is a clear example. Together, Configit and Accenture help industrial manufacturers master product complexity and drive digital transformation across the value chain. The partnership has, among other things, contributed to an agreement with a major Italian luxury car brand, where the combination of Configit’s CLM technology and Accenture’s transformation and implementation capabilities was critical.

• Growing Technology Partnership with PTC

Configit’s partnership with PTC, a global Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) software provider, continues to gain momentum. Configit has achieved PTC’s Windchill+ Compatibility Certification, which means that Configit now has an official compatible integration with PTC Windchill PLM software.

The certification strengthens Configit’s position with companies using – or considering – PTC Windchill® as their PLM

• Recognized as One of Denmark’s Best Managed Companies

Deloitte has named Configit one of Denmark’s Best Managed Companies. The independent jury highlighted Configit’s customer loyalty, significant investment in research and development, and high degree of specialization.

Johan Salenstedt, CEO of Configit, said: “Our 2025 annual report reflects Configit’s position as the global leader in Configuration Lifecycle Management and our strong track record. Customers continue to adopt our SaaS model, contributing to increased gross profit and ARR. At the same time, our partnerships provide a strong foundation for sustainable global growth and continued innovation.

In 2026, our deterministic approach to AI will be a key focus area. As global manufacturers look to use AI to manage increasing product complexity, it is critical that AI delivers reliable and correct results based on valid configuration data and business rules.

This is where Configit is strongly positioned. Our technology combines the potential of AI with the reliability and precision required in complex industrial environments. Here, only 100% correct is good enough.”