Intelcia is now fully owned by its management after buying the 65% stake held by Altice.
Karim Bernoussi, co-founder and chief executive, called the moment a “point of departure” and said the company now has the “liberty and agility” to move faster.
Intelcia joined Altice in 2016 and grew during that period. Staff numbers increased from 4,000 to more than 40,000. The company expanded from three countries to 19 across Europe, Africa and the Americas. Revenue rose tenfold to about €800m.
The company has set a “Roadmap 2030” with the goal of joining the global Top 10 outsourcing providers. The plan focuses on artificial intelligence and expansion into new markets.
Through its innovation hub Evoluciona, Intelcia added AI to more than 180 projects in 2025. Deputy chief executive Youssef El Aoufir said the priority is to speed up AI adoption across all services. The company says it is moving from traditional outsourcing to “augmented services”.
Intelcia is considering acquisitions in Europe and Latin America. Priority markets include the United States, the United Kingdom and Germany.
The IT division has been renamed Intelcia Tech. It employs more than 800 specialists and provides services in cloud computing, cybersecurity and data analytics.
Morocco will serve as the main hub for the company’s technology work, in line with the Maroc Digital 2030 plan.
Altice sold its stake in November 2025 as part of a debt reduction plan. Analysts say the buyout allows Intelcia to reinvest profits in AI tools and specialised IT talent as outsourcing shifts toward results-based contracts.
Intelcia says it aims to keep a “human-centric” culture while serving more than 350 global clients.
