Following a 1.9% decline in revenues within the final monetary 12 months, Capgemini reported €5.5 billion (roughly ₹53,350 crore) in revenues for the primary quarter of FY25, a 0.4% lower at fixed change charges YoY.
Bookings totalled €5.8 billion, reflecting a robust book-to-bill ratio of 1.06.
Aiman Ezzat, CEO, stated, “We delivered a Q1 barely higher than our expectations in a macro and geopolitical atmosphere that is still difficult. Shoppers proceed to give attention to transformation applications geared toward bettering agility, price, and effectivity.”
He highlighted Capgemini’s rising traction in generative and agentic AI, which contributed over 6% of bookings in Q1. The corporate is investing in coaching and increasing partnerships, together with new initiatives with NVIDIA and Google Cloud.
Regardless of international uncertainties affecting giant Indian IT corporations, Paris-based Capgemini reaffirmed its monetary aims for 2025, sustaining a cautious stance as a consequence of present circumstances in worldwide commerce and tariffs.
The Group goals for income progress between -2.0% and +2.0% at fixed foreign money, an working margin between 13.3% and 13.5%, and natural free money circulate of roughly €1.9 billion.
At fixed change charges, North America section (28% of 2024 revenues) returned to slight progress, up 0.8% year-on-year, pushed by the telecoms, media and expertise (TMT) and monetary companies sectors.
France, which accounted for 20% of 2024 revenues, skilled a 4.9% decline year-over-year, primarily as a consequence of ongoing weak spot within the manufacturing and power and utilities sectors.
The Asia-Pacific and Latin America area that accounted for 9% of 2024 revenues, posted sturdy progress of seven.6%, with the general public sector, TMT, monetary companies, and manufacturing sectors contributing positively.
As of March 31, 2025, Capgemini’s headcount stood at 342,700, up 1.6% year-on-year and 0.5% in comparison with December 2024. Offshore headcount elevated by 3.9% to 199,400 staff, representing 58% of the overall workforce, whereas onshore headcount declined by 1.4% to 143,300.
Attrition for the 12 months stood at 16%.
Bookings rose by 2.8% year-on-year at fixed change charges, reaching €5,884 million, with the book-to-bill ratio exceeding historic averages for the interval.
In This fall FY25, Capgemini closed fiscal 2024 with a slight uptick in income regardless of a drop in revenues, because the French IT big navigated a difficult market atmosphere. Revenues for FY24 got here in at €22.10 billion, a decline of 1.9% in comparison with the earlier 12 months.
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