Exsitec Holding
Exsitec Holding is a Nordic IT services and software company that helps mid-sized businesses select, implement, integrate, and support business-support systems. Its offering combines partner software, proprietary integrations, and consulting services across finance, ERP-related workflows, CRM, e-commerce, analytics, and reporting.
Fiscal year 2025 · change from previous year
Development 2020–2025
Business
Share of revenueProject-based services for selecting, configuring, integrating, and supporting customer systems.
Third-party software and software services resold to customers as part of the solution stack.
Exsitec-developed standard components, mainly integrations, sold as licenses.
Customers
Exsitec sells mainly to mid-sized companies that need business-support IT systems but do not want to assemble and manage the stack themselves. Customers buy the company’s solutions to simplify internal processes, connect common software tools, and get a long-term partner for support and upgrades.
The customer base spans many industries, which reduces dependence on any single end market but requires a modular offering that can be adapted to different workflows.
Buy modular business systems and integration services to simplify operations and reduce IT complexity.
Buy ongoing support, upgrades, and additional modules to extend existing implementations.
Buy implementation, configuration, and customization services when adopting new systems.
Buy tools for invoicing, procurement, payroll, inventory, and order management.
Buy BI, budgeting, planning, and reporting solutions for decision support.
Strategy
Exsitec’s strategy is built around being a long-term partner for business-support IT, combining software resale, proprietary integrations, and consulting into a single customer solution. The company emphasizes modularity, recurring support, and cross-selling so it can serve many industries without relying on one vertical.
It also focuses on recruiting and developing consultants and trainees, since delivery capacity and customer relationships are central to its model. Standardized integrations and a broad software portfolio help it scale across similar Nordic markets while keeping implementation complexity manageable.
Recurring support, licenses, and upgrades improve retention and deepen the installed base.
Consulting capacity is central to implementation, support, and customer growth.
Proprietary integrations make the platform harder to replace and support cross-selling.
Geography
Exsitec is headquartered in Linköping and operates through more than 20 offices across Sweden, Norway, Denmark, and Finland. Its business is concentrated in the Nordics, which shapes both customer proximity and exposure to regional economic conditions.
The company’s delivery model relies on local offices and customer-facing consultants, so geography matters for recruitment, travel, and service coverage. Its Nordic footprint also supports cross-selling across neighboring markets with similar business software needs.
Risks
Exsitec’s main risks come from dependence on skilled consultants, customer project execution, and the pace of IT spending among mid-sized businesses. Because the model combines services, software resale, and long-term support, it is also exposed to delivery quality, partner software dependence, and customer retention risk.
As a Nordic business, it faces regional economic sensitivity, travel and staffing costs, and cybersecurity/data-protection obligations tied to the systems it implements and supports. Governance, compliance, and anti-corruption controls are also important because the company works through many customer and partner relationships.
- Consultant capacity and utilization riskImpact: HighLikelihood: Low
The business depends on skilled staff to implement, integrate, and support systems.
Exposure: Delivery and project execution
- Cybersecurity and data protectionImpact: HighLikelihood: Low
The company handles business systems, reporting, and customer data.
Exposure - Customer spending cyclicalityImpact: MediumLikelihood: Low
Mid-sized customers may delay software and consulting projects in weaker markets.
Exposure: Order intake and project pipeline
- Governance and complianceImpact: MediumLikelihood: Low
The company emphasizes anti-corruption, whistleblowing, and due diligence.
Exposure: Business relationships and reporting
- Partner and vendor dependenceImpact: Medium
A meaningful part of revenue comes from resold software and software services.
Exposure: Third-party software ecosystem
Accounting
Judgemental itemsImplementation and consulting are recognized over time, while support is straight-line.
Impact: Affects quarterly revenue phasing and margin comparability
Acquisition-related earn-outs are estimated and remeasured.
Impact: Can affect liabilities and earnings volatility
The group reports in SEK and has foreign operations and balances.
Impact: Can create exchange gains and losses in profit or loss
Service contracts, support obligations, and acquisition accounting require judgment.
Impact: Influences reported revenue timing and balance sheet values
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Last updated: 24/09/2026