Sopra Steria and Dynatrace have launched a dedicated observability and AIOps practice to help large European organisations manage complex IT systems. The practice begins in France and Norway, targeting banking, insurance, telecommunications, retail and public sectors. The initiative addresses regulatory requirements including DORA, which mandates that financial entities detect and report ICT incidents within strict deadlines, and NIS2, which sets similar expectations for critical entities in energy, transport, health and public administration. The practice replaces disconnected monitoring tools with a single real-time view of application and infrastructure health. Dynatrace Intelligence identifies and explains anomaly root causes, enabling faster correction. Sopra Steria provides certified teams, structured delivery methods and integration with existing client environments. The service is designed to reduce downtime, optimise infrastructure costs and accelerate innovation, particularly within managed services contracts.

Sopra Steria has completed its acquisition of Digital Product Simulation through its CIMPA subsidiary, expanding the European technology group's product lifecycle management and digital engineering capabilities. Financial terms were not disclosed. Digital Product Simulation provides simulation and PLM solutions to industrial customers, supporting companies in digitally designing, testing and managing complex products throughout their lifecycles. The business generated approximately €12 million in revenue under IFRS during 2025 and employs over 115 engineers specialising in digital simulation and PLM systems. The acquisition strengthens Sopra Steria's ability to offer end-to-end PLM services and expands its capabilities involving Dassault Systèmes' 3DEXPERIENCE platform. The acquired team will join CIMPA, Sopra Steria's PLM-focused subsidiary. Sopra Steria expects the acquisition to enhance support for industrial companies in aviation, defence and nuclear energy sectors.

Sopra Steria has completed a €40 million share buyback programme announced in May 2026. Between 27 May and 29 July 2026, the European tech company purchased 271,471 shares at an average price of €147.35 per share. The buyback represents 1.4% of shares outstanding. The repurchased shares are intended to be retired. Sopra GMT, the group's management holding company, will ensure it does not exceed 30% of voting rights following the retirement by converting shares to bearer shares. Sopra Steria employs 51,000 people across nearly 30 countries and generated revenues of €5.6 billion in 2025. The company provides consulting, digital services and solutions to clients across Europe.