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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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Jun 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.

Consensus

Hold

Valuation

Undervalued

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TOP PICK

Systems integration outsourcing. They have a history of growth by acquisition. On the organic growth front they are developing a lot of intellectual property and licensing it into its client engagements. The pullback is very viable. (Analysts’ price target is $104.33)

BUY ON WEAKNESS

If it got back down to $60 or EBV+3 it would be a fantastic price. It is a good opportunity to buy or buy more, however it could get down to $59 still.

TOP PICK

An IT outsourcing and consulting company. Companies are getting more digital and efficient, which benefits CGI. Massive earnings, a great compounder. (Analysts’ price target is $112.21)

COMMENT

CGI has been on a monster tear. There are rare non-commodity, utility or financial companies. There is a premium on these. They missed on a quarter and organic growth is slowing. It is an acquisition story, however. He would prefer Constellation Software that they own.

TOP PICK

Wait for a pullback, which is now. Growth was weaker than anticipated. Company says it will maintain growth of 5-6%. Inorganic growth and M&A will likely pick up. Will do well long term. Strong balance sheet. No dividend. (Analysts’ price target is $112.25)

DON'T BUY

He had owned it forever for growing by acquisition, but he lightened recently because the valuation is too high, and the last quarter disappointed with slower organic growth and margin pressure. It'll be harder for them to make bigger acquisitions that accrete. This stock won't move higher as it has in the past.

SELL

They have done a spectacular job over the long term. This is not a cheap stock and he sees earnings growth slowing. There are better places to be. This industry gets more and more competitive by the day. The stock price has move ahead of itself.

BUY

Canadian mid-caps (no past picks today) He specializes in these. They are under the radar of Canada's large mutual funds and receive little analyst coverage, so they trade at a discount. (No past picks today.) He buys stocks only during momentum, as they are rising and keep rising. CGI is a leader in Canadian tech. CGI has a long, long runway and the chart enjoys a strong up channel with investors willing to pay rising stock prices as management executes well.

BUY

He does not own it any more. They sometimes meet and then don't meet his criteria. The space is quite fragmented. The company is doing a lot of the great things. It would be a company to have for 5 years. There have not been a lot of pullbacks.

WEAK BUY

It has been a good story. It is a Canadian national champion. The only challenge he has is that his clients have an ambition to have a dividend. He would buy it if they initiated a dividend. If you don’t need one, then it is one to look at. Look for a better entry point.

TOP PICK

They have a lot of growth runway. It is a core part of her strategy. There is a multiyear growth runway. 5% free cash flow year on an enterprise basis. It is a core holding. (Analysts’ price target is $110.22)

PARTIAL SELL

In technology, there are only a couple of stocks big enough for Canadian pension funds to own. This is one of them and it has not become very expensive. He would take some partial profits and buy back in on a pullback. On a market dip, this could fall more than the market average as a result.

BUY

A great Canadian tech story. They acquire businesses with cash then absorb those companies is incredibly accretive, propelling growth. They're a great executor. Also likes Enghouse, a great performer.

BUY

A great consolidator and a true compounder over many years. They are overdue for an acquisition which he expects to be accretive. Good balance sheet. Great long-term outlook. Managers integrate new companies well.

HOLD

Time to sell? He owns this one. It has been going through consolidation over the summer and has now broken out to the upside. He would continue to hold it.

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