The IT sector in Greece is entering a phase of aggressive acquisition strategies and consolidations as companies prepare for a competitive 2026. This trend is primarily focused on enhancing their standings in the enterprise software market, a domain that has shown significant activity over the previous year. Companies are seeking to form stronger, differentiated entities capable of offering comprehensive IT solutions and digital transformation services.

A notable aspect of this movement is the emergence of new opportunities tied to cybersecurity, defense, and resilience, which are fueling increased business interest in the sector. Furthermore, smaller, yet dynamic companies within the Greek enterprise software ecosystem are recognized as valuable reservoirs of knowledge, innovative software products, and specialized personnel, such as sought-after IT engineers, which adds a layer of competitiveness to the industry both locally and beyond.

This strategic guidance towards consolidation is essential not just for gaining market share but also for nurturing the local talent pool and strengthening the capacity for innovation in the face of global IT challenges. As a result, stakeholders in the Greek market are keenly monitoring these developments, as they could significantly reshape the landscape in which these companies operate, presenting new challenges and opportunities for growth.