Overview
CGI Inc. is a Montreal-headquartered IT and business consulting services company, founded in 1976. It helps clients apply technology to business needs through an end-to-end portfolio that includes business and strategic IT consulting, systems integration, managed IT and business process services, and intellectual-property-based solutions.[1][2][3][4][5]
CGI’s mission is to help clients succeed, and its vision is to be a global end-to-end IT and business consulting services leader.[6][7] The company serves clients through teams working close to them and a global delivery network, including delivery centers in India, the Philippines, and Morocco.[8][9][10] In FY2025, CGI reported revenue of C$15.91 billion and approximately 94,000 consultants and professionals worldwide.[11][12] [1][2][3][4][5][7][8][9][10][11][12][6]
Products & services
CGI’s portfolio spans consulting, systems integration, managed IT and business process services, and intellectual-property-based business solutions. Its consulting covers strategy, organization and change management, operations and technology; integration work includes modernizing legacy systems and implementing technology for real-time, insight-driven services. Managed services can include application development, modernization and maintenance, cloud and hybrid-environment management, digitization, AI, automation and business-process support. CGI describes CGI DigiOps as an AI-powered service-delivery approach intended to achieve sustainable double-digit efficiency improvements.[3][4] Its IP solutions include configurable business platforms delivered as a service, which CGI can customize or co-develop with clients.[5]
Named products include CGI Advantage®, a government ERP covering financial management, human resources, performance budgeting, procurement and business intelligence.[13] CGI All Payments is a modular payments platform for real-time, high-value and bulk payments, with ISO 20022-native data, APIs, scalable processing, workflow automation and support for schemes including FedNow, TCH RTP, SEPA Instant and CHAPS.[14][15] CGI OpenGrid includes utility network-data and operations solutions; CGI AgileDX supports data exchange and communication across digital ecosystems; CGI Aromi is a food-service ERP covering meal planning, production, menus, sales and delivery; and CGI AccuLender is a mortgage platform designed to work alongside existing loan-origination systems.[16][17][18][19][20]
CGI’s investor materials show a service-revenue mix of 55% managed IT and business process services and 45% business and strategic IT consulting and systems integration. This is a company-published service-mix snapshot, rather than a separate audited FY2025 product revenue breakdown; CGI’s FY2025 annual report describes its portfolio but does not give separate revenue percentages for these offerings.[21][22] [3][4][5][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22]
Geographic presence
CGI’s FY2025 geographic operating segments span Canada, the United States, Europe, the United Kingdom and Australia, and Asia Pacific. Revenue was C$2.091 billion in Canada (about 13.1% of reported total); C$4.771 billion across U.S. Commercial and State Government and U.S. Federal (30.0%); C$2.679 billion in Western and Southern Europe (16.8%); C$1.689 billion in Scandinavia, Northwest and Central-East Europe (10.6%); C$0.902 billion in Germany (5.7%); C$0.904 billion in Finland, Poland and the Baltics (5.7%); C$2.020 billion in the U.K. and Australia (12.7%); and C$1.014 billion in Asia Pacific (6.4%). Percentages are approximate shares of reported FY2025 revenue; the report also records C$0.157 billion of eliminations. These are segment figures, not a country-by-country customer-sales breakdown.[23]
CGI reports 400 locations in 40 countries and 94,000 consultants and professionals, but does not provide an employee distribution by geography in the cited profile.[24] Its executive and registered office is in Montréal, Quebec, Canada.[25] [23][24][25]
Business segments
CGI reports nine operating segments, organized mainly by geography, with the U.S. divided between commercial/state-government and federal markets. Based on FY2025 segment revenue before intersegment eliminations, approximate shares were: Western and Southern Europe (primarily France, Portugal and Spain), 16.7%; U.S. Commercial and State Government, 15.7%; U.S. Federal, 14.0%; Canada, 13.0%; U.K. and Australia, 12.6%; Scandinavia, Northwest and Central-East Europe (including Sweden, the Netherlands, Norway, Denmark and the Czech Republic), 10.5%; Asia Pacific (principally delivery centers in India and the Philippines), 6.3%; Finland, Poland and Baltics, 5.6%; and Germany, 5.6%.[26][23] The percentages use the CAD 16,069.4 million total of segment revenues before eliminations; consolidated revenue was CAD 15,912.7 million after CAD 156.7 million of eliminations.[23]
These are geographic/customer-market operating segments, not service-line segments. CGI also describes its offerings as business and strategic IT consulting and systems integration, managed IT and business process services, and intellectual-property business solutions, but does not report a corresponding revenue split for those categories.[3][4][5] [26][23][23][23][23][23][23][23][23][23][23][23][3][4][5]
Company history
CGI was founded in Québec City in June 1976 by Serge Godin and André Imbeau as an IT consulting firm. It went public in 1986, and its first major expansion through acquisition followed in 1998, when the Bell Sygma transaction nearly doubled the company’s size.[27][28]
CGI expanded internationally through its 2001 merger with IMRGlobal, which brought it into India, and its 2004 acquisition of American Management Systems, which substantially increased its U.S. and European operations. In 2012, it completed the acquisition of Logica, a major step in expanding its global scale.[27][29][30]
Leadership transitions included founder Serge Godin moving to Executive Chairman and Michael E. Roach becoming President and CEO in 2006; George D. Schindler succeeded Roach in 2016, and François Boulanger succeeded Schindler in 2024.[31][32][33] [27][28][29][30][31][32][33]
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