7N Due Diligence

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Denmark · owned by Darize HoldCo A/S (Denmark) · www.7n.com · 29 vendors

7N is an international IT consultancy rooted in the Nordics, providing expert-driven IT services across more than 20 countries on three continents. The company specializes in sourcing, nearshoring, and solutions across areas such as Data & AI, Cybersecurity, IT Architecture, Infrastructure & Cloud, and Software consulting. 7N is known for its rigorous consultant vetting process and a people-centric, performance-driven approach to matching top IT professionals with client needs.

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Compliance

11 in-scope frameworks identified; showing 3.

UK DPA 2018 — No public evidence

While 7N's primary operations are in the EU, any processing of personal data of UK residents would bring them under the scope of the UK Data Protection Act 2018.

GDPR (source) — No public evidence

As a company with its headquarters in Denmark and operations within the EU/EEA, 7N is subject to the General Data Protection Regulation for the processing of personal data of individuals in the EU.

ISO 27001 (source) — Evidence found

7N operates in the technology sector where information security is a key concern for clients, making this certification a valuable attestation of their security posture.

Financials

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Financial Resilience Score: 6/10

7N demonstrates solid operational resilience thanks to its freelance-based business model, where direct costs scale with revenue, insulating margins during downturns. The group's proforma 2025 performance under the new Darize umbrella shows DKK 2.3bn revenue (+6%) and adjusted EBITDA of DKK 147M (+16%), indicating healthy underlying momentum. Client stickiness is unusually strong, with a Global Client NPS of 65-69, over 225 clients served, and 1,758+ engaged consultants, providing a diversified revenue base. However, resilience is tempered by notable risks: parent-entity equity dropped 56% from DKK 124M to DKK 54.8M in 2025 (likely due to a dividend extraction tied to the Darize restructuring), leaving a thinner balance sheet relative to DKK 815M revenue. The Danish core market declined 3.6% in 2024 while growth depends heavily on Poland (+15%) and India (+63%), the latter driven by a small number of large Danish clients, implying concentration risk. Integration risk from the three-way merger (7N + Globeteam + Contractor Consulting) and macro/AI disruption to freelance IT staffing further moderate the score. Overall, the capital-light model, PE backing by Polaris, and diversified geographic footprint support a mid-to-upper resilience rating.

Key strengths: Flexible freelance-based cost structure scales with revenue, High client NPS of 65-69 indicating strong client stickiness, Proforma group revenue growth of +6% and adjusted EBITDA growth of +16% in 2025, Capital-light balance sheet with minimal capex and working capital needs, Polaris private equity ownership providing capital and strategic backing, Diversified footprint across 24 countries post-Darize merger, 60+ year operating history since 1965

Risk factors: Parent equity eroded 56% in 2025 (DKK 124M to DKK 54.8M), Danish core market declined 3.6% in 2024, Client concentration risk - India growth driven by few large Danish clients, Integration risk from three-way merger under Darize, AI disruption could compress billable consulting hours, Cyclical exposure of freelance IT staffing to macro conditions

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