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CGI Group (A) (GIB.A.TO)

92.00
-1.20 (1.29%)
as of Jun 15, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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star iconJun 15, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 20 opinions in the last 12 months.

The reviews for CGI Group (GIB.A-T) reflect a consensus that the stock is currently facing challenges primarily due to slowed earnings growth and concerns about the impact of AI on the consulting sector. While there’s recognition of CGI's strong balance sheet and stable revenue from long-term contracts, many analysts express caution due to negative organic growth and the effects of external factors like the US government shutdown. Some experts suggest that despite the difficulties, the company's established market position and resilience may offer attractive entry points for long-term investors. There is a divided perspective on AI's effect, with some experts emphasizing the firm's ability to adapt while others highlight potential risks stemming from AI and market dynamics.

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Hold
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Undervalued
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If this company hits its numbers in the next 12 months, the stock today is incredibly undervalued. Trading at 6.5X cash earnings. Looks extremely well priced right now. Should go through $30 this year if not higher.

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Owned for a few years but started buying again at $27. Bought Logic at a very attractive price. Did that with Stanley a few years back. Expects they can do it again. 25-30% accretive in year one. No dividend, just growth.

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They do very specific work. Likes it for defensive characteristics. 68% of revenues are recurring. As companies go into a low growth environment, CGI gives them efficiencies. It got knocked down and he thinks they can apply their business model to the acquisition.

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IT services that provides outsourcing as well as systems integration and consulting. Likes the Logic acquisition that closed in August, which expanded their geographic exposure and is a big component of their revenue base. Management has a proven track record of buying underperforming companies at attractive prices. Management is stating earnings will be up 25%-30% a year from now. Trading at about 11X forward earnings.

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(Top Pick Oct 17/11, Up 34.89%) Great steady-eddie. Will grow by 20% a year for the next 5 years.

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(A Top Pick June 14/11. Up 9.65%.) Sold his personal holdings, which he regrets. Likes the international leap into Europe, which bought Logica. Still a Buy.

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(A Top Pick July 11/11. Up 3.16%.) Likes everything about the way this company is being run. Very astute in managing its balance sheet and timely acquisitions. This is really a core stock.
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(A Top Pick June 14/11. Up 4.86%.) Made a big move in an acquisition in Europe which he thinks is bold and brave. Extraordinarily disciplined and competent company.
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(A Top Pick May 31/11. Up 3.27%.) Very positive on this. There is a proposal to acquire on it. If it goes ahead, their overall sales will more than double.
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Likes their backlog of over $13 billion. Good visibility on earnings. About two thirds of the business is outsourcing, so longer-term contracts. Made a couple of US acquisitions. US is a relatively new market for them but they have done very well. Trades at a very reasonable multiple. Drawback is that they do not pay a dividend so it is not attractive for an income investor. They buy back shares instead.
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(A Top Pick. June 14/11. Up 0.18%.) Great company.
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(A Top Pick May 25/11. Up 2.69%.) Great Buy and Hold company. There is a continuous flow of revenues and profit. Have a great long-term order book in place. Reasonable at 8X forward earnings.
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(A Top Pick May 31/05. Down 2.86%.)
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(A Top Pick Jan 20/11. Up 10.64%.) Surprised that it is not higher. It would be more fairly valued at $24-$25. Still likes.
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About 70% of revenue is from outsourcing and 30% is systems integration and project work, which tends to be a bit more cyclical. Outsourcing is very defensive because you typically have long term contracts and very good visibility. Just reported an excellent quarter in bookings. Backlog is over $13 billion. Stock pulled back a little because of fears of weaker orders from US government. Trading at about 12.2X forward earnings. Have consistently brought back stock.
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