CGI INC

CGI’s acquisition of Comarch Polska SA boosts its European IT presence, adds 460 experts, and expands digital‑transformation, cloud, AI, and security services.

CGI Inc. remains a TSX‑listed IT services leader, with global reach, cloud‑first, AI‑powered solutions, and cybersecurity expertise that keep it ahead in a digitizing market.

CGI Inc. files 2025 results: $4.85 bn revenue, 8 %+ growth, 22.7 % EBITDA margin, and a virtual AGM, showing strong hybrid‑cloud performance and governance.

CGI Inc. files its 2025 annual disclosures with Canadian and U.S. regulators, detailing fiscal results, virtual AGM plans, and IT governance insights for investors.

CGI’s 2025 filing reveals $8.4 bn revenue, 28% EPS rise, and a secure virtual AGM, underscoring its AI‑driven growth while spotlighting data‑privacy and shareholder‑engagement challenges.

CGI Inc has secured two significant contracts with government entities, including a 10-year deal with New Jersey and a financial system implementation contract with Texas, to improve disaster recovery and financial management operations.

CGI Holdings has demonstrated stability and resilience in turbulent markets, making it a solid investment opportunity for forward-thinking investors.

CGI Holdings’ steady performance is not as impressive as it seems, with suspicious valuation metrics and volatility indicating a potentially unstable investment.

CGI’s stock price has reached a 52-week low of 131.15 CAD following a recent analyst downgrade, representing a 25.4% decrease from its 52-week high.

CGI Inc. reported a 7.1% decline in earnings before income taxes in its third-quarter fiscal 2025 results, despite an 11.4% increase in revenue.