MHP one of the ten highest-revenue IT service providers

• Industry magazine automotiveIT publishes top 25 list
• Management and IT consultancy MHP once again ranked seventh
• Stable revenue in 2024 – including in engineering

Ludwigsburg – The management and IT consultancy MHP is once again one of the leading IT service providers in Germany this year. This was confirmed by the latest ranking, “The 25 highest-revenue IT service providers in the German automotive industry in 2025”, published by the trade magazine automotiveIT. With domestic revenues of 603 million euros last year, MHP has solidified its strong market position and secured seventh place among the top 25 companies.

Marc Zimmermann, Group CFO of MHP: “We’re pleased to have attained seventh place once again. As a result, we are positioned among the top 10 revenue-leading IT service providers in the automotive sector. Driven by in-depth industry knowledge, we not only understand our clients’ unique needs but also redefine standards with a precisely targeted service offering. This recognition reinforces our commitment to consistently advancing key future topics such as AI, SDV, and digital engineering.”

Published annually since 2010, the exclusive ranking showcases the IT companies delivering exceptional performance in the automotive sector. Key focus areas in this year’s evaluation included artificial intelligence as a driver of innovation, as well as the software-defined vehicle (SDV) as a key technology for new business models and flexible vehicle architectures. Another increasingly important factor is the fusion of engineering expertise and agile software development. The integration of engineering and IT enables service providers to take a holistic approach to complex projects, ensuring streamlined, single-source solutions. Accordingly, in 2025, IT service providers specializing in the automotive sector are more than ever acting as strategic partners in product development. MHP supports companies in transitioning toward AI-native organizations. The goal is to deploy tailored AI agents that operate autonomously between IT and business units, thereby playing a key role in shaping organizational development.