OChK, a Polish provider of cloud, multicloud, cybersecurity, data and AI services, closed 2025 with revenue of PLN 600 million, growing faster than the market. The results reflect the company's long-term strategy of investing in proprietary technologies, strategic partnerships with global cloud providers, and expert capabilities. In 2026, OChK will continue expanding its service portfolio, strengthening its position in Poland, and gradually increasing its presence across Central and Eastern Europe.
Growth Backed by a Long-Term Strategy
2025 marked another year of strong and sustainable growth for OChK. The company generated PLN 600 million in revenue, representing year-over-year growth of more than 27%, outperforming the Polish cloud computing market, which grew by 24% over the same period according to PMR. Net profit reached PLN 7.4 million. These results are the outcome of a strategy consistently focused on developing proprietary technologies, building strong partnerships with leading cloud providers, and investing in expert knowledge and competencies over the past eight years.
– The past year confirmed that our long-term strategy continues to deliver results. We remain focused on developing our own technologies, strengthening partnerships with global cloud providers, and continuously expanding our expertise. Today, organizations expect more than access to cloud technologies—they need security, regulatory compliance, and the flexibility to choose solutions that best support their business goals. That's why we continue to invest in the OChK Platform, our proprietary cloud platform designed to meet the European Union's digital sovereignty requirements. We are continuously expanding its capabilities, most recently with the launch of Kubernetes as a Service. At the same time, we continue to develop our partnerships with Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure because we believe a multicloud approach—combining the strengths of different cloud environments—is the best way to help organizations build resilient and future-ready IT. By combining our own infrastructure and locally developed technologies with solutions from global cloud leaders, we enable customers to build environments tailored to their business priorities, regulatory obligations, and long-term growth strategies – said Tomasz Laudy, CEO of OChK.
Proprietary Cloud, Digital Sovereignty and Multicloud
Security, cyber resilience and regulatory compliance have become key factors shaping IT investment decisions. To address these evolving requirements, OChK continues to invest in its proprietary cloud technologies while maintaining strategic partnerships with global cloud providers. At the heart of this strategy is the OChK Platform—a proprietary Polish cloud platform designed to meet the European Union's digital sovereignty requirements. Hosted entirely in Poland, the platform ensures domestic data residency. In 2026, its capabilities were further expanded with the introduction of Kubernetes as a Service (KaaS).
Alongside its proprietary platform, OChK continues to strengthen its expertise in designing, implementing and managing multicloud environments that combine its own infrastructure with Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure services. This enables customers to choose the cloud architecture that best fits their business, operational and regulatory requirements.
Expanding Expertise Across Cloud, Cybersecurity, Data and AI
Today, more than 400 organizations—including startups, large enterprises, public institutions and regulated organizations—rely on OChK's services. The company delivers end-to-end cloud projects, from infrastructure and cloud migration to multicloud environments, cybersecurity, data analytics and AI solutions. These services are delivered by a team of more than 180 experts.
Data and AI are becoming increasingly important drivers of the company's growth. OChK helps organizations build AI-ready environments and implement AI solutions that automate business processes, unlock greater value from data, and accelerate innovation.
As part of its growth strategy, OChK will continue investing in new capabilities across cybersecurity, data and AI while further strengthening its position in the Polish market. Another strategic priority is the gradual expansion into Central and Eastern Europe, where cloud adoption remains below the European average, creating significant opportunities for future growth.
