Karlsruhe, 17.03.2025 – Artificial intelligence has become a real game changer for the business world. However, in order for its potential to actually be tapped into in real-life scenarios for customers, sustainable investments are required. Investments that can hardly be made without a solid financial basis. The fact that Asseco Solutions has an excellent starting position in this context has now been confirmed by a renewed audit by the credit agency Creditreform. For the tenth time in a row, the ERP specialist from Karlsruhe passed the strict audit criteria and is now delighted to have been awarded the prestigious “CrefoZert” again. The seal of approval, which is valid until the beginning of 2026, certifies that the company has a “very good to good” balance sheet credit rating based on its most recent annual financial statements and therefore a “very low” risk of insolvency.
“We are in a time of profound and at the same time highly dynamic change – both from an economic and technological perspective,” emphasizes Sascha Wellershoff, Chief Financial Officer of Asseco Solutions. “The global situation is characterized by great uncertainty and presents companies with major challenges. At the same time, technological innovations such as artificial intelligence offer enormous opportunities to counter these effectively. In order to take the necessary steps, companies need a partner at their side who can reliably accompany them through this time of upheaval with innovative approaches and a solid economic basis. I am therefore particularly pleased that Creditreform has once again confirmed our excellent credit rating. For a decade now, our customers have been able to rely on our rock-solid financial foundation and can therefore rest assured: With Asseco, they have the right partner at their side for the business and technology world of the future.”
Multi-stage test procedure
The Creditreform certification, which was established in 2009, is awarded on the basis of a multi-stage audit. The creditworthiness index plays a central role here. It describes the certainty with which the company can meet its payment obligations on time and in full. In addition, the experts analyze the balance sheet creditworthiness by checking the current annual financial statements for completeness and results. Finally, future prospects are also included in the certification process. These are determined as part of an analytical discussion with the management and then assessed. Only companies that fully meet all three assessment criteria are awarded the “CrefoZert”. Due to these strict requirements, only around two percent of German companies pass the assessment procedure.
