Aricoma buys Dentsu Tracking to deepen its western European push

Aricoma , the technology company owned by Czech billionaire Karel Komárek's KKCG group, has acquired Swiss firm Dentsu Tracking from global marketing and communications group Dentsu . The target builds supply-chain tracking systems for multinational companies and public institutions across Europe. Terms were not disclosed.

Dentsu Tracking, based in Switzerland with a strong presence in Spain, counts EU institutions, national governments — including the UK and Gibraltar — plus luxury and watchmaking brands among its clients. Its roughly 60 specialists will now operate under the Aricoma brand.

The deal extends a buying streak. Aricoma acquired Luxembourg software developer NeoFacto in 2024 and, this January, picked up SAP-services provider Sapphir in Slovenia and an SAP division in Austria from Convotis.

Aricoma provides IT infrastructure, cloud, enterprise applications, cybersecurity, and systems integration. The technology, track-and-trace expertise, deepens its offering while expanding its footprint in Switzerland and Spain.

Aricoma, part of KKCG's technology pillar, employs some 2,300 people and reports revenue exceeding 12 billion korun. It already houses developers NeoFacto, Sapphir, and Clarystone under its umbrella.

The acquisition marks another step in the consolidation of European IT services under well-capitalised owners. For Komárek, it strengthens a growing western European technology arm, moving Aricoma from a domestic leader toward a broader regional player.