Technology giant exceeds R$100 million in operating profit in SC

The technology giant and multinational, Senior Systems reached a historic milestone by surpassing, for the first time in 38 years, the R$100 million operating profit mark in a single quarter. The result was recorded in the first three months of 2026 and reinforces the Blumenau company’s advancement in the business management software market.

Second balance sheet released by the company, EBITDA, an indicator used to measure companies’ operational performance, reached more than R$100 million in the first quarter of the year, with growth of 36.5% compared to the same period in 2025. The operating margin reached 29.5%.

Record operating profit

Founded in 1988, in Blumenau, the company increased revenues by 119% in the last five yearsPhoto: Reproduction/Senior Sistemas/ND

In addition to the record operating profit, Senior recorded net revenue of R$339.3 million between January and March, an increase of 24.8%. Recurring revenue, based mainly on subscriptions and ongoing services, totaled R$304.7 million and now represents more than 81% of the company’s gross revenue.

The advance was mainly driven by the expansion of cloud solutions and the growth of the SaaS (software as a service) model. Cloud revenue increased 26.1% in the quarter and reached R$179.1 million.

For Senior’s CEO, Carlênio Castelo Branco, the results reflect the company’s growth strategy combined with investments in artificial intelligence, innovation and market expansion.

“These results were achieved despite intentional investments in marketing, research, development and strategic acquisitions, demonstrating our ability to grow without compromising profitability,” stated the executive.

Technology giant advances with artificial intelligence

The technology giant also advanced its artificial intelligence strategy applied to business. Among the initiatives are solutions aimed at Tax Reform, tools for logistics and systems used by agribusiness.

In the logistics area, the company states that it has already identified potential for optimization of up to 30% in operational processes through AI agents aimed at inventory and storage management.

In agribusiness, Senior launched a digital grain classifier based on machine learning to assist producers and agribusinesses in analyzing production compliance while still in the field.

In the human resources sector, the company presented a new time management platform with facial recognition and real-time monitoring.