The company expects turnover of EUR17.1 million this year, 35% higher compared with 2012.
About 60% of its turnover is generated by the Java and .net technology segments, and the remaining 40% by SAP technologies.
According to EBS Romania officials, the SAP segment has had a significant contribution to the company’s turnover increase over the past two years.
EBS Romania supplies IT outsourcing (Nearshore) services for foreign markets and develops software applications on request. The client portfolio of its Nearshore division includes BMW, Ford, Daimler, SAP, SAB Miller, Delphi Packard, Electrolux, TDS Fujitsu and Delta Invest.
Daniel Metz, chief executive officer of EBS Romania, believes the local IT market still lacks dynamism. However, the company’s client portfolio has increased both on the Clarvision ERP segment and on the SAP segment. Kromberg&Schubert, Eybl Automotive, Hella Romania, Plastehnick, Topanel, I.A.M.U. Blaj, Kirchhoff Automotive, Besser Orastie, PBF, Kastamonu Romania and Bohler are among its clients.
EBS Romania plans to hire about 100 new IT experts by the end of the year. It currently employs over 550 people.
The company operates centers in Bucharest, Brasov, Sibiu, Timisoara, Cluj-Napoca and Iasi.
Daniel Metz owns 75% of EBS Romania and the remaining 25% stake is controlled by German businessman Andreas Thomas Kammerle.