North America and UK drive growth; Generative AI bookings account for over 6{95328d58e7f9e3e54ea8d2b4dc0d5643e4ddd71e34bd972defa4643c55aab0be}
Capgemini reported Q1 2025 revenues of €5,553 million, marking a 0.5{95328d58e7f9e3e54ea8d2b4dc0d5643e4ddd71e34bd972defa4643c55aab0be} increase at current exchange rates and a modest decline of 0.4{95328d58e7f9e3e54ea8d2b4dc0d5643e4ddd71e34bd972defa4643c55aab0be} at constant exchange rates. The company posted strong bookings worth €5,884 million, resulting in a book-to-bill ratio of 1.06.
Aiman Ezzat, CEO of Capgemini Group, remarked, “We delivered a Q1 slightly better than expectations in a macro and geopolitical environment that remains challenging. Clients continue to focus on transformation programs to improve agility and efficiency. Our growing traction in generative and agentic AI, which comprised over 6{95328d58e7f9e3e54ea8d2b4dc0d5643e4ddd71e34bd972defa4643c55aab0be} of our bookings this quarter, is encouraging.”
“We are taking advantage of the growing appetite for generative and agentic AI.” – Aiman Ezzat, CEO, Capgemini
Regional growth was led by North America (+0.8{95328d58e7f9e3e54ea8d2b4dc0d5643e4ddd71e34bd972defa4643c55aab0be}) and the UK & Ireland (+3.9{95328d58e7f9e3e54ea8d2b4dc0d5643e4ddd71e34bd972defa4643c55aab0be}), offsetting declines in France (-4.9{95328d58e7f9e3e54ea8d2b4dc0d5643e4ddd71e34bd972defa4643c55aab0be}) and the rest of Europe (-2.3{95328d58e7f9e3e54ea8d2b4dc0d5643e4ddd71e34bd972defa4643c55aab0be}). Asia-Pacific and Latin America continued to show strong momentum with a 7.6{95328d58e7f9e3e54ea8d2b4dc0d5643e4ddd71e34bd972defa4643c55aab0be} growth.
Capgemini reaffirmed its 2025 outlook, targeting up to 2{95328d58e7f9e3e54ea8d2b4dc0d5643e4ddd71e34bd972defa4643c55aab0be} revenue growth, operating margins between 13.3{95328d58e7f9e3e54ea8d2b4dc0d5643e4ddd71e34bd972defa4643c55aab0be}–13.5{95328d58e7f9e3e54ea8d2b4dc0d5643e4ddd71e34bd972defa4643c55aab0be}, and organic free cash flow of around €1.9 billion.