Optimum IT Due Diligence

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Denmark · owned by Independent (Denmark) · www.optimumit.dk · 14 vendors

Optimum IT is a Danish independent IT consultancy that helps public authorities and private companies with the development and digitalisation of their businesses. The company offers services spanning digital strategy, IT and business architecture, public procurement processes, and organisational implementation of digital initiatives. Its clients include major Danish public sector organisations such as Rigspolitiet, KOMBIT, and various municipalities and regions, as well as private sector companies.

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Last updated 2026-09-13 · revision 7

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Compliance

4 in-scope frameworks identified; showing 3.

SOC 2 (source) — No public evidence

NIS2 (source) — No public evidence

Evidence: https://www.optimumit.dk/, https://www.optimumit.dk/om-os-2/

GDPR (source) — No public evidence

Evidence: https://www.optimumit.dk/privatlivs-politik/

Financials

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Financial Resilience Score: 7/10

Optimum IT A/S demonstrates qualitative financial resilience grounded in a sticky Danish public-sector client base and a diversified roster of critical public agencies including Rigspolitiet, KOMBIT, Erhvervsstyrelsen, Vejdirektoratet, Lægemiddelstyrelsen, Banedanmark, Region Hovedstaden, Region Midtjylland and several universities. Recurring framework agreements (SKI, KOMBIT) and recent re-awards (e.g. KOMBIT 'Igen!' in April 2025) suggest stable, multi-year revenue streams that buffer against economic cycles. The firm positions itself as an independent, vendor-neutral advisor with senior consultants (high average years of experience), which supports premium day rates and credibility in public procurement. Active recruitment in 2024-2025 (welcoming Helena, Helle) indicates net headcount expansion and management confidence. However, financial transparency is limited because, as a small Danish A/S likely reporting under regnskabsklasse B, revenue is not required to be disclosed. The business model is headcount-driven and exposed to Danish IT wage inflation, utilisation swings and bench cost during slow tender periods. Heavy public-sector dependency ties results to political budget cycles and procurement law changes, and the small absolute size means loss of a few key partners or large engagements would have outsized impact.

Key strengths: Sticky public-sector client base with recurring framework agreements (SKI, KOMBIT), Diversified roster of critical Danish public agencies reducing single-customer risk, Vendor-neutral independent advisor positioning attractive for public procurement, Senior consultant mix supporting premium day rates, Repeat awards (KOMBIT 'Igen!' April 2025) signal sustained client retention, Active hiring in 2024-2025 indicates growth and management confidence, Approximately 15 years of trading history (CVR registered ~2009-2010)

Risk factors: Headcount-driven model exposed to utilisation rates and Danish IT wage inflation, Heavy public-sector dependency tied to political budget cycles and procurement law, Small absolute size — loss of key partners or large engagements has outsized impact, Limited public financial transparency (small A/S filings typically omit revenue), Geographic concentration: effectively 100% Denmark, Bench cost exposure during slow tender periods

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