OMMAX and Singulier have agreed to combine operations to create a scaled European AI-focused management consulting platform aimed at helping corporates and private equity firms translate artificial intelligence strategies into measurable business outcomes.
The merged group will bring together more than 400 professionals across major European hubs including London, Paris, Munich, Berlin, Amsterdam and Milan, significantly expanding its delivery capacity across strategy, data, digital transformation and AI implementation services.
According to the firms, the combined platform is designed to address a widening gap between AI ambition and execution, as enterprises move from pilot projects to large-scale deployment of AI systems across core operations. While most organisations now recognise the strategic importance of AI, the challenge has increasingly shifted toward integration, scaling and sustained value creation.
The new group will offer an end-to-end transformation model spanning AI strategy, due diligence, operating model design and full implementation, with an emphasis on converting AI initiatives into measurable financial and operational impact.
Leadership of the combined business will include OMMAX co-founders Toni Stork, Christiane Jauch, Anja Konhäuser and Stefan Sambol alongside Singulier founding partners Rémi Pesseguier and Mathieu Ferel. The leadership team said the combination reflects growing demand for partners capable of linking strategic advisory work with hands-on execution at scale.
The firms said the enlarged platform will serve both multinational corporates and private equity investors, as well as portfolio companies, across sectors including healthcare, financial services, manufacturing and retail. The model is intended to support long-term transformation programmes rather than standalone advisory mandates.
Backers of both firms will continue to support the combined group’s expansion strategy. Eurazeo, which invested in OMMAX in 2025, and Founders Future, an investor in Singulier since 2023, are expected to remain supportive as the business builds out its European footprint.
The combination marks another step in the consolidation of AI-native consulting and transformation advisory firms, as competition intensifies to support enterprises navigating the shift from experimentation to industrial-scale AI adoption.
