Overview
Capgemini SE reported 2025 revenues of €22,465 million, up 1.7% as reported and 3.4% at constant exchange rates. Fourth-quarter growth reached 10.6%, helped by the consolidation of two acquisitions closed in that quarter, WNS and Cloud4C[7]. The company invested €3.8 billion in acquisitions during the year, mostly for WNS, which significantly expanded its business process services[7]. Headcount at 31 December 2025 was 423,400, up 24% year on year. About two thirds of the workforce (279,200 people) was offshore[7]. North America accounted for 29% of group revenue[7]. The board also announced workforce and skills adaptation initiatives, with restructuring costs of about €700 million expected over two years[7].
Capgemini strengths and limitations
Strengths
- Large European footprint
- Acquisitions of WNS and Cloud4C added operations and cloud capacity
- Strong European coverage plus a sizeable engineering and R&D services business
- WNS acquisition adds operations and analytics capacity
Limitations
- Recent large acquisitions are still being integrated
- No separate managed services revenue disclosure
- Revenue in its home market of France fell 4.1% in 2025
- Integrating WNS's 2025 acquisition is still under way
Appears in
- Top Managed Service Providers (MSPs) in 2026 #3
- Largest Consulting Firms (2026) #7
- Best IT Consulting Firms in 2026 #4
- Top 50 IT Outsourcing Companies in the World: 2026 Edition #4
- Top 50 IT Outsourcing Companies in Europe: 2026 Edition #2
- Top 50 Software Development Companies: 2026 Edition #4
- Top 50 IT Services Companies: 2026 Edition #4
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