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Sideways, post-PowellPositive Friday ends choppy week and down monthMost Anticipated Earnings: IAG-T, BDT-T and more Canadian Companies Reporting Earnings this Week (Nov 04-08)This summary was created by AI, based on 17 opinions in the last 12 months.
CGI Group (GIB.A) is viewed positively by many analysts as a well-managed company with a strong track record and a diversified global presence. Experts acknowledge its solid government contracts, particularly with the U.S. government, contributing significantly to its revenue stream. Despite some recent stock price declines, many believe the pullback presents an advantageous buying opportunity, attributed in part to broader market pressures. Analysts highlight challenges with achieving high organic growth, yet note the company's potential for revenue through acquisitions and its strategic investment in AI. The company has demonstrated resilience, with long-term contracts offering some insulation against economic volatility, making it a suitable long-term hold for investors.
He can't explain the big drop today, but a 6% drop in this name is unusual. Chart shows what a good company it is. Operates in Canada, US, Europe, and India. Should be advantaged by near-shoring. Lots of US government customers, and that should play well with Trump 2.0.
Stable grower, well managed. Drawdown is probably a buyable opportunity.
In its annual report, GIB.A disclosed the degree of client concentration, the company’s revenue with the U.S. federal government consisting of various agencies accounted for around 13.5% of GIB.A’s total revenue in FY2023.
The U.S. government is one of the largest customers of GIB.A. That being said, so far, DOGE is mostly just noise. Of course, there is always a risk when doing business with the government especially when companies raise prices with the government too much. We don’t think GIB.A is the target of that program, there are lots of other niches that demonstrate price-gouging behaviour rather than IT services.
Even in the worst-case scenario, if GIB.A is limited in terms of raising its capabilities with the government; we think the company can still do just fine if the other 87% of its revenue sources keep doing well.
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It's hoping to win more contracts as well as benefit from AI. Every single company is trying to implement AI into their products. Slow-growing business, more acquisition-based. Hasn't knocked it out of the park. A quite reasonable valuation. Actively looking at, would love to buy on a material pullback.
Attractive entry point. Defensive and recurring revenue stream, as contracts tend to be quite long-term. Half IT outsourcing, and half consulting. Consulting has slowed due to macro uncertainty, but some of that's probably stabilized and we should start seeing growth. No dividend.
HQ in Montreal, but Canada accounts for only 15-20% of its business. US and UK each account for about 1/3. Very global. Very disciplined acquirers. Balance sheet strong, generates free cashflow. Organic growth should start to improve, and so M&A will swing to the upside as well.
A long-term hold of his. Has done very well for him. A leader in global IT consulting. Are focusing on AI now. Are successful in buying and integrating companies around the world. The stock is no longer expensive. Margins are improving; managed services offer recurring revenues. Decent valuation and growth ahead. They will start paying a dividend.
One of the largest IT companies in the world. Helps clients figure out business strategy and execution. IT services and consulting is about 55% of revenues, systems integration at 45%. US revenue represents 30% of the total, Canada only 15%, rest from Europe. Long-term, recurring revenue contracts.
$1B investment in AI over next 3 years. Well run, well-regarded management team. Profitability considerably above that of market average. Strong balance sheet. Trades at 17x PE. No dividend.
Does not own shares anymore. Better names available in market. However, is a strong business. If bought at correct price - can be great investment. Large client base with reliably revenues in government. Growth by M&A has been reliable, but not buying anything lately. Strong management team that has managed margins well. Not a risky stock, but not too much growth either.
CGI Group (A) is a Canadian stock, trading under the symbol GIB.A-T on the Toronto Stock Exchange (GIB.A-CT). It is usually referred to as TSX:GIB.A or GIB.A-T
In the last year, 11 stock analysts published opinions about GIB.A-T. 7 analysts recommended to BUY the stock. 2 analysts recommended to SELL the stock. The latest stock analyst recommendation is . Read the latest stock experts' ratings for CGI Group (A).
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11 stock analysts on Stockchase covered CGI Group (A) In the last year. It is a trending stock that is worth watching.
On 2025-04-01, CGI Group (A) (GIB.A-T) stock closed at a price of $144.23.
DOGE has put the chill on companies with US government contracts. Stock's possibly fallen too much, as the company provides critical services. One of the best-run companies in Canada. Getting attractive. Before you buy, research how much US exposure it has. Long-term thesis is that everyone is looking to implement AI.
He'd like to have more clarity on government contracts, but this is why there are risks and rewards in investing.