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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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BUY ON WEAKNESS

He's owned this in the past. They do consulting services in tech. It's a little expensive now. He'd buy this in the low-$70's.

COMMENT

Open Text vs CGI? The major difference is that one pays a dividend and one grows by acquisition. For these reasons he prefers OTEX-T for the 1.6% dividend.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Aug 21/18, Up 4%) He loves the chart and the breakout to new highs. He is a big fan of info-tech.

COMMENT

CGI vs Open Text? He would like to own both of these. Having some growth in your portfolio is good -- especially if the economy is going to slow. He likes the yield of Open Text. He likes the predictably of earnings with CGI, so slightly favours it.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Nov 23/18, Up 1%) Tech's seasonality is in Q4 and CGI is still charting new highs. He sold when it hit resistance.

BUY

There is a secular theme where companies will continue to spend on IT development. The industry is growing between 5 and 6%, roughly twice the growth rate of the economy. They can now make another acquisition and he is watching for potential catalysts.

COMMENT

Had a nice run. Getting a bit ahead of itself in valuation, and will probably go sideways until there's another deal. If you hold it, and you're a long-term investor, you'll be fine if you continue to hold. If you're a short-term trader, consider selling and buying back down the road.

BUY

He likes this large tech company. It has been a slower grower, but they have put in some good earnings -- especially in Europe. He thinks they may introduce a dividend, when they report Q4 results soon. The stock trades at 17 times earnings and it has good growth prospects. He respects the management team.

COMMENT

Worried about the market and U.S. politics. There's some progress in China-US trade and both sides need a resolution. But don't over-emphasize the politics like the U.S. Government shutdown; the economy will still march ahead as recent strong unemployment numbers demonstrate. The wall and shutdown are noise. Be more positive on the market, and corrections happen all the time.

TOP PICK

It is Canada's biggest technology company. It has really good valuation, it is defensive and it is a growth story with a good technical profile. He thinks it is undervalued and will continue to reduce its debt. If it gets through the high that it is near now, it will be a pretty good part of a portfolio for the next year. (Analysts’ price target is $88.14)

BUY

One of Canada's largest tech companies. Continues to like it. Valuation has crept up, trades at 18x earnings, but is quite profitable returning high teens ROE. Rose quickly and consistently, with 9% compound growth rate. "Untech" tech stock. Shook off huge rotation from growth to value in the summer. Unloved because organic growth rate is tepid. Tuck-in acquisition strategy working nicely. IP30 strategy is margin accretive. Would be a buyer here. Despite lack of respect from the street, has gone up 10 years in a row.

COMMENT

CGI vs. OTEX He's been watching Open Text and will buy it under $40. They're good at making purchases. He prefers it to CGI which is too high right now.

HOLD

He prefers Open Text, but CGI shows some growth. It's held up well these days, but it's not cheap now. You can hold it at this level and be fine going forward.

DON'T BUY

It was dead money, so they don't own it now. Prefers Luxoft and EPAM, they're cutting edge.

WAIT

Good company that he's been following, though hasn't put any money in yet. Lots of business is offshore, Europe and US mainly. Waiting for it to pull back, and it hasn't because they keep producing good results. It's a bread-and-butter business, a problem-solver for businesses.

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